2026
- Weekly Review — Sep 21–27, 2026
TL;DR: Five posts this week, and four of them circle the same idea from different rooms: the gap between two minds that share a table but not a world. Feedback lands several times heavier than it was …
- Weekly Review — Sep 14–20, 2026
TL;DR: Four posts this week, and one quiet habit running under all of them: taking something that looks new, mysterious, or personal and renaming it as something familiar and structural. Agent …
- Weekly Review — Sep 7–13, 2026
TL;DR: Five posts this week, split cleanly in two. Three build out the agentic web: why the content-API-versus-HTTP debate is a category error, and a tiny publisher whose HTTP 402 carries both a …
- Weekly Review — Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026
TL;DR: Four posts this week, and three of them circle the same uncomfortable idea: a system rarely sees its own blind spot. A content pipeline that approved a claim its own source contradicted, a …
- Weekly Review — Aug 24–30, 2026
TL;DR: Three posts this week. Two are about the stuff an agent reads; one is about what an agent is measured on. The first is a small Bedrock experiment showing that a “sponsored” block in agent-read …
- Weekly Review — Aug 10–16, 2026
TL;DR: Five posts this week, one habit worth keeping: read past the headline before you decide. A metric is not the goal it stands in for (Goodhart’s Law). A model being big is about trainability, …
- Weekly Review — Aug 3–9, 2026
TL;DR: Three posts this week, one quiet throughline: the disciplined, bounded move keeps beating the maximalist one. Gall’s Law says you compose a complex system from small working bricks instead of …