Calibrating How Much Others Really See Us
A fleeting scene at a red light becomes a practical answer to how much others really notice us—and how that eases the pr...
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Long-form thinking about systems, story, and the ecosystem. Patterns observed, insights distilled.
A fleeting scene at a red light becomes a practical answer to how much others really notice us—and how that eases the pr...
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The post captures a quiet turning point: AI tinkering becomes infrastructure, and the real work shifts to noticing, nami...
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A deeper look at “work you already did” as a signal about how teams design trust, visibility, and shared memory into the...
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A hiking blog quietly becomes an AI lab, showing how personal tools turn into test beds and how humans keep ownership as...
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Reading a “simple” foreign data import as evidence that cross-border technical work is really about designing for ambigu...
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This piece zooms out from a NetSuite extension to explore how automating workflow extraction turns fragile diagrams into...
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Stories make outcomes legible; systems explain how they happened. This piece argues readers should pair emotional narrat...
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Public posts are instruments more than information. Reading them as signals that coordinate people and shape reputation ...
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Public posts are more than claims: they are signals within systems. This piece explains how to read motives, spot trade-...
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A project handoff is a state change in ownership. This draft explains why intentional handoffs — focused on decision cla...
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A post is both story and signal. This analysis shows why reading its incentives, omissions, and feedback loops matters f...
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Contractor emails in NetSuite are a signal, not a bug. They expose identity and governance gaps; fix canonical IDs, alig...
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