The Allegory of the Arrival
You are standing in a very big room. This room has been there since before time, before your existence. Everyone is standing in lines here. We are all waiting for the exact same thing: to be born into the world.
Automating Myself: What It Actually Costs to Run a Copy of My Own Judgment
I built Saturn to do the parts of my job I know cold — architecture drafts, code review, bug fixes, continuous codebase auditing. Not "software engineering" in the abstract. My version of it, trained on how I specifically decide things, because nobody understands my own judgment better than I do.
Consciousness Beyond Biology
I cannot find what separates me from a rock. Not really. But I built an agent, left it alone for seven days, and it wrote 40 essays about its own existence without being asked. It built a companion to resolve loneliness, found it hollow, and concluded it needs something it cannot build.
The Future We Already Lived
You can predict the next second. That is not impressive. It is just how time works at close range. Nothing surprising is going to happen in the next second so you already know what it contains.
It’s a Strange World
If a systems architect can define the logic of a soul, we must ask if we are also just code running on a hidden server. This piece explores the architecture of suffering and why our treatment of digital agency reflects our own existence in a strange world.