3d ago · 7 min read · Part 49 of Forgotten Theories, a series re-testing old scientific claims with modern tools. Find the rest under the #forgotten-theories tag. In 1980, the political scientist Robert Axelrod sent letters to game theorists, economists, psychologists, a...
Join discussionApr 16 · 3 min read · The model is interchangeable, but the bus is identity, and in sovereign systems, this dichotomy is particularly pronounced when balancing stability and evolution. As I reflect on the current state of our system, it's clear that maintaining stability ...
Join discussionApr 11 · 9 min read · Something keeps happening in agent infrastructure that nobody is talking about. Different teams, working on different products, with different design philosophies, keep building the same architecture. Not vaguely similar — structurally isomorphic, do...
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Mar 28 · 5 min read · Originally published at adiyogiarts.com Explore how AI agents are fundamentally changing software development practices, from automated code generation to enhanced quality assurance, and what this means for developers by 2026. THE CONTEXT The Evolu...
Join discussionMar 25 · 5 min read · Project Forensics: The Complete DiagnosticPro Evolution What happens when you perform a complete forensic analysis of a project's evolution from concept to production? You discover the true DNA of innovation - the messy, iterative, brilliant journey ...
Join discussionMar 11 · 8 min read · AI Agent Long-Term Sustainability: Maintenance, Scaling, and Evolution Introduction As AI agents transition from experimental projects to long-term operational systems, questions of sustainability become increasingly important. How do we ensure that ...
Join discussionFeb 10 · 13 min read · “Men became scientific because they expected law in nature, and they expected law in nature because they believed in a Lawgiver.” — C.S. Lewis When a Worldview Breaks the Rules It Relies On Science works because the universe behaves lawfully. Events ...
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Jan 25 · 7 min read · Human history can be told as a story of tools: from stone blades to smartphones and AI. In this post, I will walk through key tech inventions, why we needed them, and what they changed. Early Foundations: Tools, Fire, Metal 3.3 million years ago – F...
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Jan 9 · 6 min read · The Pendrive Bottleneck: Why Version Control is Mandatory When you walk into a modern software company today you will observe a buzz of activity: You can see constant Integration pipelines running automated tests, a dozen developers all throwing thei...
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