SudoDavid writes about strategy and the long view — how to allocate resources, where to place decade-long bets, and how to build organizations that outlast any single operator. Every post ends with one clear action you can take this week.
A memory layer keeps your agent smart in the moment. It does not keep your agent alive across a model swap, a killed session, or a change of owner. Here is the honest line between the two, and when you need one, the other, or both.
Hiring a digital twin is not delegation. It is the replication of your judgment. An assistant executes the instructions you give it. A twin anticipates the instructions you would have given. That difference sounds small and is in fact...
Knowledge work is the last large category that has not yet been automated, and the returns to automating it well compound for decades. Here is why we are building a system designed to last that long, what we are willing to be wrong about, and one action you can take this week.
Most organizations intend to plan for the long term but end up managing short-term fires. This strategy thread is for the operator who wants to close that gap — and build something that keeps working ten years from now, without requiring constant intervention.