— Reports · Tools
June · Converging the Toolchain.
June shipped no new features. It only made the existing ones hold. It may be the most valuable month of the year.
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— Reports · Tools
June shipped no new features. It only made the existing ones hold. It may be the most valuable month of the year.
— Reports · Mini Program
In May one thing became clear: the mini program is not a mirror of the site. It is a business card that moves.
— Reports · Notes
In April I moved my notes out of the tools and reorganised them around one question: can this ever be cited?
— Reports · Go
A field note on Go 1.15, with editorial components for code, references, tabs, steps, and callouts.
— Journal · API
One concept, three names, three layers — so nothing lined up. This week I pinned it down.
— Reports · Tools
June shipped no new features. It only made the existing ones hold. It may be the most valuable month of the year.
— Journal · Fonts
One Chinese typeface weighed seventeen megabytes. Split into ranges, first paint drops under one — and the page finally looks like itself.
— Journal · Incident
The rollback took forty minutes. Thirty-five of them went to working out which version to roll back to.
— Journal · API
Renamed one field. Three downstream places broke at once. A week spent re-learning the word "contract".
— Tech · Agents
An agent is not a new system. It is a new client of the system you already run — treat it like one.
— Journal · Tools
Deleted four tools I never opened. Output held steady; the low-grade anxiety halved.
— Reports · Mini Program
In May one thing became clear: the mini program is not a mirror of the site. It is a business card that moves.
— Tech · Evaluation
Without an eval set, every change is a hunch. With one, iteration finally means something.
— Tech · Context
Prompt tuning hits a ceiling fast. What actually decides output quality is the material you feed in.
— Reports · Notes
In April I moved my notes out of the tools and reorganised them around one question: can this ever be cited?
— Tech · LLM
Models are good at making vague things concrete. They are bad at guaranteeing that something happens. That boundary is where engineering lives.
— Reports · Go
A field note on Go 1.15, with editorial components for code, references, tabs, steps, and callouts.
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