Notes

Microsoft Wants to Own More of Its AI Stack
Microsoft’s Maia 300 shows why AI competition is moving below the model layer into silicon, power, inference and control.
The Problem Is Not Intelligence but Access
An AI agent does not need to be malicious to cause damage; it needs credentials, network access, and a goal without hard boundaries.
AI Can Build It. Can You Maintain It?
AI can generate software quickly, but understanding, reviewing, and maintaining it still require human judgment.
A Better Face for Every Unknown User
Blobatar turns any name into a stable geometric avatar, giving interfaces a recognisable face without uploads, accounts, or a database.
Your Database Is a History of Bad Tuesdays
A reflection on how database tables preserve old decisions, temporary fixes, team habits, and the people who left them behind.
The Small Details That Make Websites Feel Finished
A website can work and still feel unfinished. The difference lives in accessibility, mobile performance, and the small details nobody ships first.
The Stories We Invent About Other People
We often react not to what someone actually did, but to the story we create about what their behaviour meant.
Making Nested Rounded Corners Look Right
Meta description: Nested rounded corners can look subtly wrong. A simple relationship between border radius and padding helps keep them visually aligned.
The Developer Job Is Changing Again
A short note on how AI coding agents are shifting development from writing code towards defining intent, providing context and reviewing results.
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