I’ve been in software for 20 years. I love ideas. I love understanding things deeply. And for most of my career, I thought I was pretty good at both.
Then AI arrived and it quietly started revealing all the ways I’d been fooling myself. How much of what I called “thinking” was actually just pattern-matching. How much of what I called “knowing” was just familiarity.
That collision, between human intelligence and machine intelligence, is what ThinkBySketch is about. Not just explaining AI. But watching what happens when humans and AI meet in real life. In kitchens, in meetings, while helping a kid with homework.
Every post is a sketch. Because you can’t draw something you don’t understand. Drawing forces clarity in a way that writing often doesn’t.
Glad you’re here.
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