Long-form writing
Arguments and investigations that need more room.
I build programs around the true structure of a problem: exact enough for the task at hand, abstract enough that new capabilities become natural consequences of the system.
Programs, experiments, and open work.
Your strongest complete build goes here, with a concise explanation of the challenge and the result.
A focused prototype, tool, or technical exploration—small enough to understand and strong enough to remember.
A useful open-source contribution, public build, or piece of work others can inspect and reuse.
I build programs around the distinctions that change their behavior, so new cases are handled by the model rather than added as exceptions.
I test a premise through the consequences it produces, using their direction to decide whether the premise should continue shaping the work.
I fit each program to the work it must do, with every additional layer justified by a demand that work actually creates.
Essays, project notes, and shorter observations.
Arguments and investigations that need more room.
Methods, decisions, results, and mistakes from ongoing work.
A short record of what I am working on and considering now.
Awards, releases, results, talks, and contributions.
Selected awards and formal recognition.
Launches, published work, and measurable outcomes.
Speaking, teaching, mentoring, and open-source work.
Email and profiles elsewhere.