Artificial Intelligence Blogs for Technologists
AI in banking, LLMs in production, AI infrastructure and governance, and what actually changes when you deploy AI at enterprise scale, written for technologists not hype-chasers.
Prototype Bloat: When AI Makes It Easier to Build Than to Decide
AI has collapsed the cost of turning an idea into working software. It has not collapsed the cost of deciding which of those ideas deserve to survive, and that gap is where a new kind of organisational waste is starting to accumulate. 1. Easier to build than to decide AI has made it easier to […]
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The Licence That Lapsed: What a Student’s RISC-V Project Says About ARM’s Teeth
A follow up to The ARM That Grew Teeth, four months on Early this morning a Masters student in electrical engineering in Taipei, Matthew Exon, posted a short note on the fediverse that has been rattling around in my head all day. His SoC lecturer had told the class that the university’s ARM licence had […]
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Ghostty Dock: One Window for Every Claude Code Session, With Claude Burst and a Live Cost Panel
A free, open source macOS terminal that puts every Claude Code session in a Chrome style sidebar, shows which ones are running, idle or waiting on you, and what each one is costing. Paired with Claude Burst and the Claude Code Cost Sidebar, it turns a pile of terminal tabs into something you can actually […]
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