Issue generated on Monday, February 16, 2026
I guess Molt is the new Slop?
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Tech jakequist.com from [email protected] Most people fixate on the first one because it feels more mysterious. But I think the second one is where the real leverage is, at least right now. If your tool has a clean MCP integration and good structured documentation, an AI coding
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Labnotes Issue generated on Monday, February 16, 2026 Other bigthink.com from [email protected] This is why so many great writers swear by deliberately messy first passes. John McPhee describes his early creative process as “flinging mud at a wall.” If we’ve any hope of completing a first