Adaptive Patchwork

It’s been over a year since I published Creative Flow vs.

This was originally part of an internal discussions post, surfacing on my blog because it is interesting to see how far we’ve come since October 2025 and how much my thinking has changed.

This was originally an internal discussions post, surfacing on my blog because it is interesting to see how far we’ve come since October 2025 and how much my thinking has changed.

Something I struggle with when writing code in the current state of AI is the quick oscillation between creative flow and critical review that many AI tools force upon their humans.

One problem I’ve run into a number of times over the years in working on parsers and information retrieval systems is the need to identify positions in a document by multiple units.

I’ve been slowly working on some basic home automation, tackling minor home projects that involve manual and repetitive steps.

Much has been written about encodings—and specifically unicode—by programmers and for programmers, but it’s easy to get lost in the weeds and easier still to feel enlightened until the next text encoding bug bites.

In the programming language design space there are so many interesting facets of language design and subsequent arguments about the various merits thereof that it can often bring about a paralysis of choice when deciding what to use or what to standardize…

Bangkok Bangkok’s heat presses down from the humid night sky, browning out sharp thinking, slowing the pace of life, and bringing a sheen to exposed skin.