DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Sep 1 · 8 min readWhat AI rebellion looks like when nobody wants itMy previous article ended with the human side of an AI failure mode. The system keeps working. Its outputs look good. Checking starts to feel like extra work with no visible return, so one check is sk00
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Aug 23 · 9 min readWhat a second model cannot catchA lawyer told me his job was safe, and gave a better reason than most people give. He catches AI mistakes constantly, he said, but that is not the point. The point is where his work lives. Roughly 20%00
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Aug 21 · 10 min readFour times the system was wrong about itselfFor two days I worked with a coding agent that told me it was one model. My editor said it was another. When I finally pushed it to check, it read its own session log and returned this: 263 "model":"00
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Jul 18 · 7 min readGPT Is a Nerd, Claude Is a Colleague: Why AI Models Have Personalities (and Why It Matters)Where this started I'm a frontend engineer, and at this point almost none of my code is written by hand. I manage an AI, review its implementation, tweak the occasional style rule. Somewhere along the00
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Jun 26 · 3 min readColor PaletteI had a chance to work on a runtime theming engine in some UI system where we have a support for different themes: 3 types of physics (glass/flat/retro), and 2 modes (dark/light). Basically, the color00
