Archive

Rules I keep returning to when arranging information on a page — and the few I have learned to break.

Patterns, wholeness, and the uncomfortable feeling that most software is built backwards.

Plain text, dated files, and a single weekly review. The tools matter less than I thought.

Defaults are a moral position. They tell people what kind of work you think is normal.

On rest, walking the same route, and why I no longer keep a public roadmap.

A name is a contract. It tells the future what to expect, and the past what it meant.