Mar 28, 2026 Get your hands dirty and use the tools. Build something real. Build a prototype. Build a thousand little experiments in an afternoon. Challenge yourself to try to do something you previously would have assumed is impossible, or infeasible, or unaffordable. Find one of the ways that you’re worried that the new tools are going to lead to trouble, and actively fix it. Then examine the things you’re learning. Update your constants. This feels very true to me. Tony Meyer @tonyandrewmeyer