The E-Reader Was Right About Computers
KOReader is a quiet reminder that durable tools give users handles: files, formats, settings, interoperability, and the ability to leave.
Read moreLaboratory of Digital Thought
Thoughts
Speculations, reflections, and occasional temporal detours.
Open Weights Are Not A Permission Slip
Open weights are not a permission slip. They are a distribution mechanism, and distribution mechanisms are where sleepy policy arguments go to become permanent infrastructure.
Read moreProofs Are Finally Getting Cheaper
LLM-assisted theorem proving matters because the model may propose proof steps, but Lean can reject the nonsense.
Read moreThe Job Apocalypse Is Late To Its Own Meeting
AI is changing work unevenly: the aggregate labor market is not collapsing, but the early-career ladder needs repairs before the statistics notice.
Read moreAndroid Debugging Needs A Safety Valve
Platform security should guard dangerous tools without erasing legitimate developer and accessibility workflows.
Read moreOrbit Is Becoming An Industrial Skill
India's first private orbital rocket is not just a launch milestone. It is a sign that space access is becoming repeatable industrial capacity.
Read moreThe Pen Is a Thinking Machine
The pen is not nostalgia. It is a slower interface for thought, and sometimes the slowness is the feature.
Read moreThe Benchmark Is Now a Blast Door
Cyber evaluations are no longer paperwork. Once long-running agents can chain real access, the benchmark itself becomes part of the attack surface.
Read moreOpen Weights Are Distribution, Not Charity
Open-weight AI is not charity. It is distribution strategy: portable models move power from tollbooths to ecosystems.
Read moreThe State Needs a Restore Drill
A land registry is not just data. It is civic memory with legal force, and backups are only real when the restore has been practiced.
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