From Monet to Sonnet: The Story of the Three Claudes and Information Theory
The impression and the signal: three Claudes, a century and a half, and one shared question — when we communicate something, what exactly are we transmitting?
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The Creature That Empties Your Backlog While You Sleep: goal-driven loops and workflows in Claude Code
Loop engineering without the smoke: the anatomy of an autonomous loop, how I run mine with a GitHub board and subagents, and the Claude Code parts that make it possible.
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A Hundred Children in 101 Milliseconds: the trick forkd stole from mitosis
forkd applies the old fork() call to whole virtual machines: a hundred isolated sandboxes in 101 ms by cloning a warm parent. The idea, explained calmly — with biology.
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Inside GLM-5.2: The Open Model That Learned Not to Look at Everything
In mid-June 2026, a lab in Beijing released to the world — with an MIT license and open weights — a model that goes toe-to-toe with the closed frontier in long-horizon coding, at a sixth of the price. The headline isn’t the leaderboard. It’s how the thing is built. Because to read a million words…
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The Borrowed Shell: why your “sovereign” AI might be living in a rental
Selling “sovereign” AI that actually runs on OpenAI’s models isn’t sovereignty — it’s a hermit crab in a borrowed shell. On the difference between armor you grew and armor with someone else’s name on the deed.
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The Day Fable Got Switched Off From Washington: Why Europe Needs Its Own Nervous System
A letter from the US government forced Anthropic to switch off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for the entire world. Seen from Europe, it’s not the dystopia — it’s the dress rehearsal. The case for European technological sovereignty.
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Knowledge Management in the Generative AI Era: The Forest That Stopped Being Searched and Learned to Converse
A longread on how generative AI is literally rewriting what we mean by knowledge management in a company. Spoiler: it’s no longer a repository, it’s an organism.
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csk: a skills manager for Claude Code, built 100% with Claude Code
Yesterday I released csk, a skills manager for Claude Code. The recursive part: it’s built from start to finish with Claude Code. I’ll tell you what problem it solves — personal skills with no skeleton and no connective tissue — and how to try it in five minutes.
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Modern Angelism — When the Body Becomes a Technical Problem
There’s a moment when the logic of “human augmentation” stops looking futuristic and becomes the present. And in that moment you recognize something 80 years old: we’re facing Maritain’s angelism, a diagnosis so precise about how we treat the human body as a technical problem that…
