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Thoughts and experiments from Kris Constable on privacy, identity, entrepreneurship, AI, and practical self-sovereignty.

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Don’t build before customer validation, unless you’re honest that it’s for fun

I’m going to keep documenting this #buildinpublic experiment, but I want to be clear about the rule underneath it.

How I turned Pi.dev from a coding assistant into an operator stack

In the last two posts, I covered the first two parts of my Pi.dev setup:

The three things that made Pi.dev useful for me: skills, memory, and browser automation

In my last post, I wrote about how I run Pi.dev safely.

How I run pi.dev safely (and actually get work done)

Most people are still using ChatGPT or Claude in a browser tab.

Discover And Validate Your Core Persona

One of the first steps one should take when starting or running a business is understand who they are selling to, otherwise known as the core persona of your target market segment. Many people I speak to are not sure who that is exactly, at best they are hoping for a large enough group as possible – what is known as the Total Addressable Market, or TAM. I would suggest to you that the more niche…

Red Alert For Canadian Digital Rights

🚨 A Red Alert for Digital Rights: Why Bill C‑2 Threatens the Foundation of Consent in Canada

Simplified Practical Privacy

After over 25 years as a professional in privacy and security, I’ve created Simplified Practical Privacy, a daily newsletter designed to help you master your privacy, one step at a time.

Hunting For Clear Skies

If you’re looking to the skies, you’ll want to make sure there are clear skies, and you’ll also want to verify that you’re in an area with as little light pollution as possible.

Vancouver Community Events

UPDATE, Jan 19, 2024:

Bitcoin Custodial Wallets Are Fine

I propose the bitcoin/cryptocurrency industry refer to cold storage as your self-bank, as that is a more relevant equivalent to fiat, whereas a wallet can be compromised and contains what you’re comfortable losing if you lose your traditional wallet/phone while out and about.