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Epistemic Loneliness
I heard the term epistemic loneliness for the first time this week and immediately knew the feeling it described.
Aug 28
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Greg Ceccarelli
4
The Fire Makes Its Own Weather
A short story about certainty
Aug 21
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Greg Ceccarelli
1
The Machine Wasn't There Afterward
Being wrong is still one of the best mechanisms by which you become less wrong
Aug 14
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Greg Ceccarelli
2
The Margin Panic Is a Myth
SaaS never really had the magical gross margins some are mourning
Aug 7
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Greg Ceccarelli
2
July 2026
Wait, WTF are courses for?
Practicing judgment still matters (a lot)
Jul 31
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Greg Ceccarelli
4
Conviction
Is deciding before you ask for advice
Jul 24
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Greg Ceccarelli
1
Zeitgeist Market Fit
Will the appetite underneath the moment propel your product forward?
Jul 17
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Greg Ceccarelli
1
Keep the stool beside you empty
On relevance, reverence, and leaving room for what you did not ask for
Jul 10
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Greg Ceccarelli
1
Both Datasets are True
But “the data shows” is a way to stop thinking
Jul 2
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Greg Ceccarelli
3
June 2026
Don’t Sell Thinking
Software must either disappear into the work or give thought a place to land
Jun 25
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Greg Ceccarelli
2
The Green Checkmark is Not a Fact
Driving agents effectively is the engineering skill that matters most right now.
Jun 18
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Greg Ceccarelli
3
The Refinery
The durable business of this era converts private judgement into legible, priced outcomes and artifacts.
Jun 12
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Greg Ceccarelli
2
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