Blogs

A board, not a feed. Every piece is a note with a section and its own tags, and the board files it from there — pick one and it opens as a full reading experience.

How the board is organised. A note carries one section and up to five tags. When five notes in the same section share a tag, that tag is promoted to a subsection and every note carrying it moves under it. Everything else stays unfiled.

Dev mode. The board is also showing raw notes — notebook pages kept as they were written, each with an overview and a reading list attached. They are marked Raw · dev only, their pages are noindex, and neither the live board nor a crawler ever sees them.

Artificial Intelligence

Notes on models, retrieval, orchestration, and what running them locally changes. Tags on the notes here decide the subsections: a tag reaching five notes becomes one of its own.

  • #inference 1/5
  • #local-first 1/5
  • #privacy 1/5

Software Engineering

Notes on the craft around the models — algorithms, tooling, performance, and the browser as a runtime. The same rule applies here: five notes sharing a tag promote it to a subsection.

  • No tags in this section yet.

Nothing filed under Software Engineering yet. Write the first note below — the tag you give it is what files it.

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Your note goes onto the board in the section you pick, tagged the way you tag it — and it counts toward promoting that tag to a subsection. It is stored in this browser and nowhere else.

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Outstanding pieces get published as full interactive blogs with your byline on them.

Up to five, comma separated. Tags are what file the note — the fifth note in a section carrying the same tag turns it into a subsection.

Notes are stored in your own browser — nothing is uploaded to a server, and clearing your site data clears them. To have a piece published properly, email it to thehallucinatedlab@gmail.com.

Your note has been filed on the board above.