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Absolutely Right - AI, Product, Technology, Philosophy.

Absolutely right is a blog by Justin Davis. Posts about AI, product, technology and other random thoughts.

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Tiger Rice Cooker Unboxing

A tiny detail in a rice cooker unboxing that might be the best product design I've seen all year.

The Growing AI Divide

What happens to the holdouts as AI eats the world

Claude Saved Me $144/mo in 5 Minutes

A mystery Google Cloud bill, one confidently wrong answer, and the case for giving agents real access to your infrastructure.

Asking the Bot to Write the Prompt

Why asking the bot to write your prompt beats writing it yourself.

Hacking a $100 eCalendar into a Family Dashboard

How I repurposed a cheap eCalendar tablet into a family info hub with Claude, ADB, and a single HTML file.

Google Workspace Launches Agent-Friendly CLI

A new CLI from Google opens up Workspace to autonomous agents

The Danger of AI Defaults

When AI suggestions become defaults, users stop thinking. That's a problem.

Agentic Coding Accelerates Hard Decisions

Faster coding means harder decisions come faster too

I've Become a Reluctant Homebody

I used to love to go out. Now I don't. What gives?

AI Could Make Us More Human

Maybe AI can inadvertently save us from ourselves

How to Make a Friendly Cat

Cats can be configured to be friendly!

Social media is making people rude

We've created a culture where forcing your entertainment on others in public is now the norm. That sucks.

Don't send your mom a dick pic on accident

Soon, AI will eliminate embarrassing slips like this.

Language Matters

It's time to drop the phrase 'vibe coding'

A Claude Skill for Creating Brand Guidelines from Websites

Give it a URL, get back a comprehensive brand guide

How Can You Be Excited At a Time Like This?

This is fine.

The Value of Overcorrecting

Turn it all the way up, until it's stupid, then back down.

Easily See Context Usage in Claude Code

The /context command is awesome!

Rule #1 for Shipping Quickly

It's pretty simple, really. Just never stop working.