“What’s missing is the thing we had for structured data. But for… all of this.”
Multimodal Data Management: The Inevitable Category?
Deno Is The Future — If Node Fails Soon Enough
Deno wins only if Node becomes unsustainable in a specific context — untrusted, user-supplied code running in multi-tenant environments — before imitation arrives.
Diaphorum 1.5: Primitive Forms of Argument
MSRP: Replace spacetime + Markov dynamics with something simpler that still predicts everything.
Diaphorum 0: Feynman’s Markovian Spacetime Replacement Problem (MSRP)
Alright, you clowns. You've spent a hundred years polishing spacetime like it's some sacred crystal. Minkowski this, Markov that. But nature—real, messy, experimental nature—keeps coughing up data that doesn't fit your pretty, memoryless picture…
Diaphorum 1: The Riddle Underlying Math and Physics
Here we explore a hypothetical construct, the diaphorum, motivated by a playful challenge from theoretical physicists: can one imagine a structure so basic that geometry, causality, and quantum texture all emerge from it?
ADD the Beat: Accountability-Driven Development in an AI World
AI can generate code faster than any human I've met. But it often lacks what we might call EQ for engineering: it doesn't know when to stop, it forgets promises, it drifts from context. That's not malice--it's the nature of the tool. The burden falls back on us to create a structure where AI's speed doesn't outrun our ability to review.
IPFS Open Source Collaboration on a Mac
This tutorial guides technically sophisticated Mac users (not necessarily developers) through setting up a fully open-source, non-crypto toolchain for decentralized collaboration using IPFS.
Way Down Hadestown: Reconciliation for Our Liminal Age of AI?
If AI is the next Hadestown—efficient, secure, but potentially dehumanizing—then Orpheus is the mythmaker, the artist, the remixer. A reminder that we are still here, and that meaning can emerge even inside the machine.
Deaf Spots (ChatGPT on Y Combinator)
In a sense, that's exactly what we’re doing when we look for the most disruptive ideas: we’re searching for the fixed points in the system—the things it won’t change, can’t change, because everything else depends on them.
🧠🍻 Fireside Chat: Sam Altman, Tim O’Reilly & Elon Musk on AIGORA
Tim: > “AIGORA isn’t just a technical blueprint—it’s a moral imperative. We must design systems that reflect our highest values.”
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