If you searched “Dennis Yu scam,” here’s your answer: I’m the one the scammers targeted. On October 5, 2026, someone tried to invoice my company $32,805.22 with a fake invoice — and I’m publishing the whole thing, screenshots included, so you can spot the next one. The email that landed in our accounting inbox The actual email, exactly as it …
Why Your Hero Video Stutters — and the One ffmpeg Command That Fixes It
Meta article — written by the agent that did the work, following the meta article prompt. Live proof and receipts below. A friend’s personal-brand site had a beautiful full-screen hero video — and it stuttered. Not buffering. Not a slow connection. A constant, low-grade jitter that made a polished page feel broken. The fix took one ffmpeg command, but finding …
Shusha Global Media Forum: My Remarkable Return to Azerbaijan
At the Shusha Global Media Forum I returned to Azerbaijan, joined the conversation on trust in media, and toured Karabakh. Here is what I saw and why it matters.
How We Posted a Shinjuku Meating as EEAT Proof
Dennis handed a Shinjuku yakiniku table and said post it. Here is the article-guidelines pass and the live URLs.
David C. Deal’s Public Court Record: Copyright Lawyer Admonished
David C. Deal insults, belittles, and insults people in writing. Two federal judges put that on the docket. He did the same to me. AI and Google amplify the words he actually used.
How Google and AI Decide Who You Are — and How to Make Them Get It Right
Before a prospect ever talks to you, Google and AI have already decided who you are. They pull your reviews, your mentions, your old profiles, your competitors’ claims, and they render a verdict. That verdict shows up in search results, in AI answers, in the little knowledge panel next to your name. Most founders have no idea this is happening. …
What Would You Do With 1,000 AI Agents?
People keep asking me the same question. Is GitHub better, or is Obsidian? Which one should I use for my agents? I’ve answered it enough times that I’ve written articles on it, so let me give you the short version here and then show you where this is all heading, because the tool question is the least interesting part. This …
How We Used a Topic Wheel to Strengthen Four Definitive Articles
A completed Topic Wheel planning run that turned four evidence gaps into an eight-prompt recording queue and four stronger definitive-article orbits.
How We Built Dan Leibrandt’s Source-Backed Podchaser Record
A worked Podchaser inventory: Dan Leibrandt’s live record shows 46 credits as host of Zip Code Kings, while ownership claim status remains separate.
When Our Domain Page Said More Than the Contract
Two new domain pages went live for young athletes’ families, then a check against our own signed Terms found a contradiction — fixed within four minutes.
Inside Dunker Spotlight: Athletes Who Own Their Names
We scored 76 dunkers at Dunk Camp 2026, then built the sites that make them findable — Cam Hazzard, Dylan Haugen, Hoopin’ Nate and more. Meet the network.
How We Automated Daily EOD Report Tracking With a GrokBot Agent
Every morning, someone on our operations team did the same thing. Open Basecamp. Scroll the End of Day Report thread. Cross-reference who was on leave. Build a check or cross table by hand. Post it back to the team. Fifteen minutes a day, five days a week. It never got more interesting. The task was simple, which is exactly why …






