Time Machines Made of Paper
A reflection on how analog photography, information fasting, and our relationships with physical objects can anchor memory and give us a more grounded sense of reality in a digital, data-saturated world.
All of my long-form thoughts on programming, technology, philosophy, and more, collected in chronological order. Subscribe to the RSS feed to stay up to date.
A reflection on how analog photography, information fasting, and our relationships with physical objects can anchor memory and give us a more grounded sense of reality in a digital, data-saturated world.
A practical way to turn real-world business processes into a clear map of who can do what, how risk flows, and which security controls actually matter in digital-asset systems.
Planning is not prophecy. Exploring predictive vs adaptive planning in IT projects - when to choose which, and how hybrid approaches like the Unified Process strike a powerful balance between structure and agility.
A candid look at using an AI code assistant in VS Code-why I both love and fear it-and 6 practical tips that help me harness Claude Sonnet 4 ("Copilot") without losing my coding edge.
Exploring cutting-edge transformer-based arbitrage bots for DEX pools - and why not everything is a nail.
Both individuals and societies have hidden “shadow” sides made up of denied traits and problems. Addressing these personal and collective shadows is crucial for real growth and a healthier, more honest community.
Lessons and honest experiences from 15 years of starting and growing tech startups-the ups, the failures, and what each journey taught about motivation, passion, patience, and building lasting value.