-
The Tool Is Not the Craft
Operationalize AI: master craft, enforce safety, and integrate systems to turn tools into dependable, controlled results.
-
Programming as the Art of Naming
For much of the history of computing, programming was an exercise in precision, logic and algorithmic design. In the earlier decades, when memory was scarce and compilers rudimentary, the intellectual work of writing software was inseparable from crafting efficient algorithms. Syntax mattered, of course, but the heart of the craft was in reasoning about control…
-
When an AI Can Act but Cannot Judge
LLMs are often overconfident; true autonomy needs metacognition—calibration, abstention, and institutional checks to ensure safe delegation.
-
Recursive Language Models: when “more context” stops meaning “more tokens”
Recursive Language Models fix context rot by treating long prompts as external state—let models orchestrate, not ingest all context.
-
MCP meets no‑code: KNIME vs Make vs n8n vs Zapier
MCP reshapes automation: compare KNIME, Make, n8n, Zapier—expose governed workflows as tools, focus on data quality & operational control.
gekko
