My curiosity space.

This is not just a blog — it's a map of everything that pulls my attention. Seven worlds I keep orbiting: some I build in, some I only wonder at. Pick a planet and drop into its transmissions.

AI & Future Architectures

Where models go after the transformer — new architectures, reasoning machines, and what builders should bet on.

Aug 6, 2026 · 4 min read

The Shape of Models to Come

What comes after the transformer — mixture-of-experts, state-space models, reasoning-native training, world models — assessed by a product builder who has to bet on these tools, and why the smart money is on interfaces, not internals.

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Quantum Physics & Programming

Superposition, entanglement, and what happens to a programmer's brain when bits stop being just 0 or 1.

Jun 10, 2026 · 3 min read

Thinking in Superposition

A programmer's intuitions meet quantum mechanics: why qubits break every promise a bit ever made, and why writing quantum code feels more like sculpting probability than issuing instructions.

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Astronomy

The ultimate perspective machine — night skies, space telescopes, and deadlines shrinking next to ancient light.

Jun 24, 2026 · 3 min read

The Telescope Next to My Monitor

What a secondhand telescope on a Berlin balcony taught me about light, scale, and deadlines — and why this decade of space telescopes and sky surveys is quietly the best astronomy has ever had.

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Robotics

Machines learning like juniors — the moment robotics moved from motors to minds.

Jul 8, 2026 · 3 min read

Robots That Learn Like Juniors

Robotics is having its foundation-model moment: machines that learn from demonstration and video instead of hand-coded control. Notes from an outsider watching the hard part move from motors to minds.

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Brain Elasticity

Neuroplasticity as an engineering discipline — how learning physically rewires us, at any age.

Jul 26, 2026 · 3 min read

The Brain That Rewires Itself

Learning is not a metaphor — it physically rebuilds the brain, and adult brains stay far more mouldable than folklore claims. Notes from rewiring my own career twice, and the engineering discipline I now apply to learning itself.

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Neuroeconomics

How brains actually compute value and choose — dopamine, framing, and the ethics of designing around it.

Aug 3, 2026 · 4 min read

The Brain's Pricing Engine

Dopamine does not reward you — it grades your predictions. What neuroeconomics taught me about how brains actually compute value, and where product design crosses the line from working with that machinery to working against it.

neuroeconomicsdecision-makingproduct ethics

Design Engineering & Craft

The home planet — building products end to end, cinematic UX, and lessons from live broadcast.

Aug 5, 2026 · 2 min read

Building MediaLinkPro: Mapping the Broadcast Technology Industry

The broadcast tech world is huge, fragmented, and documented mostly in exhibition-hall PDFs. A build log on turning NAB, IBC and Inter BEE floor knowledge into a living platform.

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Jul 19, 2026 · 2 min read

Cinematic UX: Bringing Motion Design Into Product Interfaces

Motion is not decoration — it is information about space, causality, and attention. A practical framework for using camera language in product design without hurting performance.

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Jul 2, 2026 · 2 min read

From Broadcast Control Rooms to SaaS Dashboards

Live television is the harshest UX lab on earth. Here is what years around control rooms taught me about building software that people can trust under pressure.

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