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Some architectural references
Posted on:June 22, 2026 at 12:00 AMCybernetics - Agentic Systems.
A Man the Size of the Earth
Posted on:March 15, 2026 at 12:00 AMIn a global newsroom, catastrophe first arrives as language. As war with Iran is translated into the vocabulary of restraint, stability, and necessity, a strange figure begins to take shape in the reflections of studio glass. He is not one man, but a composite—assembled from euphemism, institutions, markets, and the quiet compliance of ordinary rooms. A short political fiction about how the unthinkable becomes discussable.
The Benality of the Next Evil
Posted on:July 26, 2025 at 12:00 AMDonald Trump’s re-emergence isn’t an aberration — it’s a consequence. His recent foreign policy posturing and nationalist rhetoric reflect a deeper, systemic failure: the erosion of democratic vigilance, both among political elites and the general public. When citizens disengage and institutions normalize extremism, the door is left wide open for banality to breed danger — again.
Public and Private APIs Segregation
Posted on:March 17, 2025 at 12:00 AMIn microservices architectures, teams often build and manage internal services and want to make them available as private API endpoints and at the same time there are endpionts publicly expose those endpoints through a centralized API gateway where security protections are centrally managed. These API endpoints allow both internal and external users to leverage the functionality of those applications.
Delete More, Think Better
Posted on:February 23, 2025 at 12:00 AMThis blog post explores the paradox of intelligence in an era of limitless information. Despite having unprecedented access to information, modern minds are often clouded by excess of info, rather than being sharpened by insight. True intelligence doesn’t come from accumulating more; on the contrary, it comes from strategically forgetting, shedding, and distilling. Drawing parallels between celestial bodies, human cognition, and digital information overload, the post examines how intelligence, refines its path by letting go of unnecessary weight. It argues that in a world flooded with data, the real challenge is not what we remember, but what we choose to delete. Something that shapes clearer thinking, sharper judgment, and a more focused mind.