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Letters
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On the interval between a decision and its consequences
Most of the damage in an operation happens in the quiet middle, after a thing is decided but before anyone is willing to call it done. A short letter on staying awake in the interval.
Blog
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So I Guess We're Lobbyists Now
Why we published the missing pieces of Australia's AI standards, in the open - and what that makes us.
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Reflecting
A note on the year so far. The models got much better this year, and we spent almost all of our time on the part that comes after them.
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Making it shippable
This month it stopped being a thing that only runs here.
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Out into the world
The last two months have been about getting it out of our own workshop and into places that matter.
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A small note on writing the manual before the code
Why our first deliverable on most engagements is a one-page operating manual, not a prototype, and how it changes what gets built.
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Letting it run
This month we took our hands off the wheel, and Builder kept driving.
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Pointing it at itself
This month it took a name and a shape. We called it Meanwhile Builder - Builder, for short. Not a clever name, just what it is.
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The first thing it did was fix itself
Here is what we managed this month.
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