I was in New York for a reason. A real one. But while that was happening, something else was running in the background. It always does.

I’ve been thinking about last night pretty much since I woke up. It was one of those events where nothing felt overly flashy, but a couple things stuck in a way that doesn’t really let go. Not because they were perfectly explained, but because they pointed at something real. There were two talks. Very different angles, but together they kind of formed a bigger picture that I don’t think either one was explicitly trying to make. The first talk: work is getting compressed had t

A few years ago, I found myself sitting in a photonics lab, very aware that I was the least qualified person in the room. I had been brought in by a company I was doing some AI work with — flew me out to Dallas, met the team, did some training, got a feel for what they were building. Smart people. Real engineers. The kind of environment where you realize pretty quickly where your lane ends. On a follow-up trip, there was an issue they were working through. I didn't fully unde

I almost didn’t go. Miami traffic and I have a complicated relationship. It usually wins. Jimmy (founder of Data Power Supply ) invited me down, thinking the room might be a good place to show off some of what we’re building with VaporVault. I showed up mostly curious… and ended up fully digging it. Two weeks ago, Praveen Yalmanchi toured a data center project we’re working on (with his friend Art), and tonight was more of the same energy — thoughtful, welcoming, zero ego, r

Somewhere between fixing a few other projects and dodging the holidays, I ended up back in Firefly’s firmware . I hadn’t really touched it in close to a year, but it’s one of those projects that just won’t leave me alone. Every time I think it’s “done,” something small catches my attention — a better way to handle power, a cleaner interface, a new use case I didn’t think of. So yeah, Firefly got a refresh. And it’s probably the most “grown-up” version of itself yet. The Updat

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