Human in the Loop: Two Ex-Microsoft Builders on AI
Sep 30, 2026 · 28 min · 7 segments
You have wanted to try Linux for years, and you quit in the same place every time: the install, the hotkeys, and all the ways to break the thing before you have done anything with it. After 20 years…
So I was deep into Windows internals and I knew how to make that operating system move.
And Linux was always such a foreign world you know and it's it was overwhelming it was scary to explore but the truth is majority of the systems that power the internet that don't have a desktop all run on linux right it's the the plumbing of the internet is basically powered by linux So, you know, it's always there.
And it was designed and built and released by DHH, who was the inventor of Ruby on Rails, the programming language.
So I was deep into Windows internals and I knew how to make that operating system move.
And Linux was always such a foreign world you know and it's it was overwhelming it was scary to explore but the truth is majority of the systems that power the internet that don't have a desktop all run on linux right it's the the plumbing of the internet is basically powered by linux So, you know, it's always there.
And it was designed and built and released by DHH, who was the inventor of Ruby on Rails, the programming language.
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