Stan Voo

Entrepreneur from Ukraine. Ecommerce since 2007. Building products at 99rabbits. Exploring the following questions.

  1. What business models are left when models eat up software?
  2. Will inference become the new gold, meaning a scarce, valuable resource?
  3. What does commerce look like when software is the customer — and what are the emerging business models worth building?

This is where I put my ideas. Read the blog or explore the lab. Subscribe via RSS or follow on Telegram and Bluesky.

Recent

What the research says about writing a CLAUDE.md
· Blog
How vendors hear back from your agent, and what I'd copy
· Blog
How I browse the web from Claude Code
· Blog
The hemline–opportunity function
· Lab
Semantic fidelity
· Lab
Twelve architectures of thought
· Lab
Side A
· Lab
adracle
· Lab
Grilling my own essay
· Blog
Interceptors and demons
· Blog
Slack as spec
· Blog
Tropic
· Lab
I built a weekly review that triangulates five sources
· Blog
Bloom's taxonomy is breaking
· Blog
Bloom's taxonomy reimagined
· Lab
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