Code
Code
Get better code from coding models through human-readable plans, deterministic execution and adversarial hardening and review. Challenge the plan before building it, then check the work against evidence.
Build API reference and guides from the sources already in your repository. OpenAPI, MCP, C++, Go, Rust and Markdown become one static documentation site you can host yourself.
Publish records people can still check after they change. Provenry keeps the evidence, revisions and release history behind corrections and citations.
Writing
WritingThe Agent Problem
We are no longer the only ones using the internet. Agents can spend and make commitments, but someone else lives with the consequences. Who supplies the judgment, the limits, and the liability?
Mind and Fascia
What was Chu Shong Tin trying to teach his students to feel? Nim Lik, fascia, and the gap between copying a movement and developing the internal state that makes it work.
Engineering the Mind
Knowing the movements isn’t the same as understanding the art. The same holds for thought: how habit shapes perception, what paradox can teach, and why practice changes the person doing it.
Are You Still Paying for Docs?
Beautiful docs are worth caring about. Renting the machinery to publish them is a separate question. What the typesetting upheaval tells us about the next documentation invoice.
Understanding Psychedelics
Shamans, chemists, and the uneasy relationship between direct experience and scientific explanation. What psychedelic states might reveal about the filters through which we ordinarily see the world.
The Clone Problem
Open ten generated websites and the family resemblance is hard to miss. What gets lost when models learn from models, and why the strange, difficult edges of human work matter.
Why Democracy Must Die
Put a hundred people in a cave. Would they elect one person to do their thinking? A proposal for governing through public values, open argument and accountable decisions.
Conquering the Internet
Warlords, gold rushes, and the discipline of choosing ground you can hold. Why understanding a problem deeply is a better starting point than chasing the next model release.
WebRTC in 150 Lines of C++
A webcam, a browser, and under 150 lines of C++. Follow the frames through capture, encoding, and WebRTC, with the complete Icey application and the build instructions to run it yourself.
