The Most Useful Line on Your AI Cost Report Is the One You Can't Explain
Attribution, allocation, and why "unknown" belongs in the schema. This piece grew out of a comment thread on Sarvar Nadaf's Per-Agent Cost Tracking…
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Attribution, allocation, and why "unknown" belongs in the schema. This piece grew out of a comment thread on Sarvar Nadaf's Per-Agent Cost Tracking…
Every x402 settlement you have ever seen was, until recently, opaque. The merchant told you what they earned and you either trusted them or did not.…
The sensor knew how much to trust itself. Our database column did not have room for that, so we threw it away on the way in. Everything arrives with…
Imagine you spend a year on the hardest open problem in your field. You feed every draft, every dead end, every 3 a.m. "wait, what if" into the codi…
I asked models to extract facts with provenance two different ways. Naive: return {answer, quote} , insist the quote is verbatim, then string-match…
A stored fact can be wrong in a quiet way. The answer still reads clean. A preference from an old exchange gets reused, the message goes out with co…
A generated image looks finished until review starts. Someone approves the first version. Someone else crops it. A branded copy goes out. Another ed…
Most "data lineage" you've seen answers a schema question: table B comes from table A , or column B.total comes from columns A.price and A.qty . Tha…
You cannot verify, price, or claim on an agent from its model card. You can do all three from a faithful record of what it did. What the 2026 resear…
Recently I came across a discussion about AI crawlers and robots.txt files. The conversation centered on a simple question: Should website owners al…
Сейчас только ленивый не делает свой нодовый редактор. Я решил помочь всем быть ещё ленивее и сделать вилку для макаронного монстра: открытый констр…
A 3am theory about cognitive architecture, Kahneman, and why I always reach for Sonnet. Kahneman's Two Systems Daniel Kahneman spent decades studyin…
Around 50 CE, give or take a few years, a group of Roman military engineers picked a spot on the River Thames and bridged it. They picked the place…