
The Vacancy
136,000 tech workers laid off in 2026. Most contributed free work to open source in exchange for career capital. Everyone's covering the jobs. Nobody's asking what happens to the open source projects.
Focus
Thoughts on AI automation, business culture, and the patterns most people miss. No hype, no fear. Just honest observations from someone building at the intersection.

136,000 tech workers laid off in 2026. Most contributed free work to open source in exchange for career capital. Everyone's covering the jobs. Nobody's asking what happens to the open source projects.

Eighteen days after Mythos shipped to forty-plus organizations, the loudest thing I've heard is my own article about it. That concerns me.

Anthropic buried their Opus 4.7 strategy in a single sentence. The model they're not shipping explains the one they are.

If Opus 4.7 needs instructions that explicit, it needs its own programming language. Because it's no longer interested in inferring what we have to say.

Cloud AI fails. Power grids fail. Your client's deadline doesn't care about either one. So I built Krull AI, a complete offline solution.

Your developer is deciding how much to tell you about AI risk. That's not dishonest. It's rational. But the questions you're not asking are the ones that matter most.
Observations on culture, behavior, and the patterns that shape how we actually work.

Radiometric dating keeps revising. The oral traditions it displaced never had to.

Step into a world where ancient wisdom meets modern life, as we unravel the mystery of tamanawas and its profound impact on a community.
Why Anthropology?
AI reshapes what we do. Anthropology reveals why we do it. Understanding the human patterns beneath the technology is how we build systems that actually serve people.
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