Field note 001
Simulation as compressed reality
A working thesis on why games, worlds, incentives, and physics engines might be the most useful metaphors for understanding artificial intelligence.
Frontier science|simulation
Essays and research fragments on simulations, scientific tools, infrastructure, AI systems, founder work, and the strange boundary between ideas and machines.
Field note 001
A working thesis on why games, worlds, incentives, and physics engines might be the most useful metaphors for understanding artificial intelligence.
Field note 002
Notes on reproducibility, scientific software, and what it would mean to make research feel executable instead of merely publishable.
Field note 003
How operating systems, agent harnesses, datacenters, and human workflows converge when software starts acting less like an app and more like a labor force.