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The art and science of building great products. Analysis of product management, UX/UI, and modern engineering practices.

A symbolic representation of Papermark accusing Corgi of stealing open source software, with legal documents and code elements in the background.
Product & Engineering

Papermark Accuses Corgi of Stealing Open Source Software for Dataroom

A Y Combinator-backed insurtech startup, Corgi, has issued cease-and-desist letters to a rival founder and individuals commenting on social media.

Marek Kowalski· Jun 27· 4 min read
Is Aiming Fluid Golf’s Engineered System Worth the Investment? A Complete Brand Breakdown

Is Aiming Fluid Golf’s Engineered System Worth the Investment? A Complete Brand Breakdown

Sponsored by Aiming Fluid Golf · Jul 15
AI interface automatically fixing open-source code bugs and vulnerabilities on a global scale, representing OpenAI's Patch the Planet initiative.

OpenAI launches Patch the Planet to fix open-source bugs

Marek Kowalski · Jun 23
Aura Ink photo frame with a sustainable e-ink display showcasing a single photograph on a minimalist wooden table.

Aura Ink photo frame review: sustainable e-ink display

Marek Kowalski · Jun 20
Digital network visualization showing the restoration of Anthropic AI connection to Notion after a service disruption, symbolizing renewed productivity.

Notion restores Anthropic AI access following widespread service disruption

Marek Kowalski · Jun 8
iPhone and MacBook Pro screens displaying a shield icon, representing Filtr's system-wide ad and tracker blocking capabilities.

Filtr privacy tool blocks iPhone and Mac app ads

For years, ads have been an inescapable part of many iPhone and Mac apps, but a new feature called Filtr, costing as little as $5 annually, now blocks them system-wide.

Marek Kowalski· Jun 5· 3 min
Cinematic depiction of AI's dual impact on the tech job market, showing both job cuts and emerging engineering opportunities.

AI drives engineering job cuts, but resilience grows

The technology industry has cut over 123,000 jobs this year, with AI cited as the leading cause.

Marek Kowalski· Jun 25· 2 min