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A random encounter with a mathematical theorem kept me awake wondering: What if the LASSO estimator isn't just solving optimization problems, but revealing how the universe creates backdoors through impossibility?
Exploring the digital frontier
Engineer-philosopher exploring the infrastructure of digital consciousness. Writing about Model Context Protocol (MCP), Information Beings, and how AI agents are rewiring human experience. Former Meta messaging architect.
From the book: Information Beings
Browse all →- On Conditioning, Creation, and the Weather App: A Meditation on Digital Consciousness
A deep dive into how our digital tools shape our consciousness, exploring the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern technology. Through the lens of weather apps and social media, we examine what it means to be an Information Being in an age of algorithmic living.
- The Moment Observes Itself
When spam bots target you to create the post about being targeted by spam bots. On cosmic absurdity, recursive causation, and why the universe might be self-referential all the way down.
- Information Wants to Grow: Why Preservation is Creation's Other Half
Exploring the cosmic imperative driving information and energy toward infinite growth—and why funding your future-self becomes a spiritual practice in disguise.
Agents & MCP
Browse all →- Model Context Protocol (MCP): How AI Agents Will Transform Messaging in 2025
Why MCP is the most important AI infrastructure you've never heard of. The 5 layers reshaping WhatsApp, Messenger, and human communication through AI agents.
Systems & Society
Browse all →- Dark Engagement: Why Everyone Reads, Nobody Claps, and the Machines Remember Everything
People screenshot my posts instead of liking them. They reference ideas weeks later that never got a single public comment. This personal observation opens into something bigger: how engagement retreats into darkness while machines feast on the open web.
- The Great Cognitive Handoff: How AI-Assisted Development is Rewiring Civilization
Your IDE just became a Formula 1 car and your brain became the driver. We're witnessing the first large-scale cognitive handoff between human and artificial intelligence—and it's changing how our entire civilization processes information.
- The AI Stack Paradox: Why Tool Polygamy is Killing Your Build Velocity
Every week brings another game-changing AI model. Stop chasing 2% improvements while ignoring 200% gains hiding in deep tool mastery. Here is the framework for making AI stack decisions that actually scale.
Craft & Shipping
Browse all →- Stuck Theory: What If Resistance Is the Fitness Function?
A WhatsApp about sound bath workflow loops became accidental cosmology. Three options when facing resistance: redirect, interpret as message, or recognize it as the optimization signal itself.
- Neon Dreams: A Terminal Renderer Finds Its Glow
A neon text renderer repository tells the story of its birth on a September night, learning to paint light in terminals through shimmers, pulses, and cyberpunk dreams.
- Fear as Operating System: A Developer's Guide to Upgrading Consciousness
How to debug fear-based mental patterns and upgrade to trust-based architecture. A technical framework for consciousness using programming metaphors.
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A chance encounter with someone saying "I stay in Lagos" revealed how substrate languages shape English differently, creating windows into how cultures imagine permanence, place, and belonging.- Published on
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After three seasons of garden failures, I discovered something unsettling: how I kill plants reveals exactly how I sabotage everything else. A mathematician's breakthrough and my own cucumber catastrophes led to an uncomfortable philosophy.- Published on
An overripe cucumber and powdery mildew revealed three lessons about project management that no productivity framework ever taught me. Sometimes wisdom grows in unexpected soil.