A library of short essays and working notes.
The cost of making things is collapsing. The cost of trusting them isn't. The widening gap between what a machine can produce and what a human can actually verify is where the next decade of leverage, and risk, will live.
I built a curated news engine with an agent. Every bug was the system doing exactly what I told it to, colliding with something I never said out loud. A field report on the gap between what you build and what you assume.
Everyone is chasing a bigger context window. The real skill is deciding what the model should never see. Notes on attention, judgment, and the discipline of curation.
I built a personal AI assistant to stop losing my own ideas. Here is how it thinks in soft and hard memory, and what it actually changed.
What Weeks Inside the Most Integrated Country on Earth Taught Me About the Oldest Tradeoff in Engineering
Why the ability to quit the right things, at the right time, is the most underrated form of discipline in engineering and in life.
The rise of engineering agents and how to make them work for you
If you're just a translator of Jira tickets into code, your time is running out. Here is why the AI Agent changes everything for the real engineers.
In an era of automated mediocrity, reasoning and technical sovereignty are the only remaining moats for the elite developer.
Why Observability, Reliability, and Culture Define the Next Decade of Tech
Why decoupling execution from understanding creates invisible technical and regulatory debt.
Why Security is a Management Pillar, Not an IT Task
Why complexity is the enemy of security.
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