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4d ago

MailDump 3: The Half-Cent Model, the Return of the Room, and Carbon Removal's Reckoning

A third catch-up edition drawn mostly from the deep catalog, since only one new source entry landed in the week since the last dump. Threads compare Opus 5 and Kimi K3's frontier price cuts against a practitioner routing real agent work to DeepSeek at a fraction of the cost, weigh Scott Galloway's single-voice case that offline experience is repricing as digital content goes to zero cost, and trace carbon removal's demand shortfall through Air Miners and Carbon Copy's opposite fixes. The archive segment spans a 2014 Stanford lecture to a 2026 SaaS Academy guest post on how founders actually find real problems worth solving.
Aug 9

MailDump 2: Work What You Have, the People Bottleneck, and the Moat AI Can't Fake

With this week's newsletter sweeps still dry, MailDump goes back through the catalog for threads that didn't make the debut episode: why three very different growth operators all say to work the customers you already have before buying new ones, why climate hiring, home electrification, and carbon policy keep hitting the same people-shortage wall, and why a personal-finance writer and two health researchers each turn anxiety into arithmetic. It closes with the show's first From the Archive segment, a six-year product-management convergence on outcomes over output.
Aug 3

The Grid, the Bubble, and Two Business Truths

The first MailDump. A cross-section of what has been landing in your inbox lately: why your newsletters agree the electrical grid, not chips, is throttling the AI build-out; the open fight over whether this is 1999 all over again; and the twelve-years-apart consensus on retention and founder-optional businesses. A debut catch-up edition, rendered in a synthesized voice.

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