Archive: https://archive.today/s0gn2
From the post:
>Six months ago, I made a decision that sounded insane to everyone around me.
I started handing over pieces of my company to artificial intelligence.
Not just the boring stuff. Not just the email drafts and meeting notes. I mean the real stuff. The systems. The processes. The infrastructure that keeps a 10-person video production company running without collapsing into chaos.
And I didn't stop there.
I moved almost every computer in my office to Linux. I killed Slack. I killed Notion. I replaced them with open-source alternatives running on my own servers. I built custom software. I connected everything to an AI agent that now runs the show.
Archive: https://archive.today/s0gn2
From the post:
>>Six months ago, I made a decision that sounded insane to everyone around me.
I started handing over pieces of my company to artificial intelligence.
Not just the boring stuff. Not just the email drafts and meeting notes. I mean the real stuff. The systems. The processes. The infrastructure that keeps a 10-person video production company running without collapsing into chaos.
And I didn't stop there.
I moved almost every computer in my office to Linux. I killed Slack. I killed Notion. I replaced them with open-source alternatives running on my own servers. I built custom software. I connected everything to an AI agent that now runs the show.