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Last two weeks in review, Sep 28, 2026 (opens the original)
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tldr: While AI may seem like a progress accelerator, sometimes that is purely an illusion.Sometimes progress surges, sometimes it drags. Over the past two weeks I’ve had a bit of both.A reality checkWe came to a harsh realization about a month or two ago. That realization is that our offering (Skill Bearings) was unlikely to get to a point of monetizability in the timeframe we need. And unlikely is being generous.That said, what’s been built has considerable value. We’re still every bit dedicate
Last two weeks in review, Sep 14, 2026 (opens the original)
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tldr: an exploration of modular architecture in modern web applications, urls and the http protocol, and finally how that all maps into a REST interface for interacting with a graph.So, my simple plumbing yet again turned into anything but. I’ve been working on what I call derived subqueries. In a nutshell, it’s a way for the system to simplify requesting deeper information from the graph.Why Modular Architecture Beats the MonolithWhen I started in on the build for Skill Bearings</sp
Last two weeks in review, Aug 31, 2026 (opens the original)
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tldr: An exploration of some of the societal historic underpinnings driving the differences between tech in the US vs the EU, and factors to keep in mind going forward.My subquery work has been another one of the things that seemed straightforward, but turned out to be more involved. I’m nearing completion of it, and while I could talk about its particulars, it probably wouldn’t be the most riveting, as most of it at this point is plumbing.Instead, this post will focus on my perspectives and lea
Last two weeks in review, Aug 17, 2026 (opens the original)
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tldr: Empty results on looping subqueries can deliver unexpected results that must be accounted for, GDPR can be both a pain and a blessing, and taking a principled stand has a cost.The last two weeks have been focused on getting the subquery search stuff buttoned up. This has been a bigger effort than anticipated, and I knew going in it was not going to be simple. As frequently happens, most of the challenge was re-familiarizing myself with code I wrote almost a year ago. That said, I eventuall
It's pretty loud for humans to not be talking to each other. (opens the original)
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Everything feels so synthetic lately. Like when you accidentally pick up a cute shirt that looks easy to take care of and it never wrinkles but you also come to find it is made out of polyester.No room for breathing, no natural qualities, looks great from far away but the moment the weather isn’t perfect, it’s usability goes to zero. It’s uncomfortable, one drop of sweat and you turn into a walking furnace. A drop in temperature and you are weirdly colder than everyone else.My inbox is full of n
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