Media
Three ways we publish. Read it, play with it, or run it yourself — pick the one that suits how you learn.
Blogs
Long-form writing on AI, privacy, and the tools we build. Open a card, get a full reading experience — table of contents, reading progress, the lot.
- Artificial Intelligence models, retrieval, running them locally
- Software Engineering algorithms, tooling, the browser as a runtime
- Tag-filed five notes on one tag become a subsection
Artifacts
Same ideas, different medium. An artifact is an explainer you operate — move the sliders, break the pipeline, watch the complexity curve outrun your intuition.
- Interactive every claim has a control attached
- Visual live charts, simulators, and playgrounds
- Self-contained runs in your browser, nothing uploaded
Notebooks
The working files behind the writing — training runs, benchmarks, and experiments with the outputs left in, so you can see what actually happened rather than the cleaned-up version.
- Runnable clone it and re-run every cell
- Honest failed runs stay in the record
- Local sized to run on consumer hardware
Simulators
Interactive models you run in the page and steer yourself — parameters on one side, the system responding on the other.
- in the page no runtime, no install
- steerable change a parameter, watch it move
- status shell only, nothing wired up yet
Written Something?
The note board on the Blogs page is open to anyone. Pin an idea, a draft, or a finished piece — pick a section, tag it, and the standouts get published as full interactive blogs.
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