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Reading Isenberg from a spice cabinet
I was holding one of those lids, a sample, off-line, before our Pulp+Wire creative handoff when Greg Isenberg’s “seventeen takeaways from SF” landed in my feed. Greg is the CEO and co-founder of Late Checkout, a holding company that builds community-led internet businesses, and he writes one of the more honest field reports on what’s
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Transparency Isn’t a Feature. It’s the Floor.
What GitHub just decided about your code tells you everything about how modern companies think about consent and why Trevean is built on the opposite premise. TL;DR On April 24, 2026, GitHub begins using individual GitHub users’ code to train Microsoft’s AI models by default, while Business and Enterprise customers stay exempt by contract. That
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Your Spice Has A Passport Now
Everyone’s panicking about traceability regulations. I knew this was coming, and frankly, it should have come much sooner. Not because I’m smarter. Because I was reading the tea leaves. When you build a product around transparency, compliance isn’t a project. It’s a receipt for the work you already did. Let me explain why this matters