What shapes our choices
Stories exploring how needs, beliefs, and fears meet the rules, tools, and relationships of everyday life.
Stories exploring how needs, beliefs, and fears meet the rules, tools, and relationships of everyday life.
An order can be the beginning of a better life—or the debt that costs a family its home. An ironworker has an invention, a dyer knows his trade, and a programmer has built something people need. Before they can earn a living from their work
A freelancer, a salary, a business at home, and the question of who can claim part of what we earn.
From a shared fire to an AI-written résumé, work gives people a place—and can take it away.
When machines manage daily life, people carry their advice like a small god in the hand.
I build and rescue software, and I write fiction about the human side of how it gets made. Here you’ll find my stories and novelas, notes on craft, and field notes from a life lived across several worlds.
Working with software teams is what I do professionally — see how on caimito.net. You can also read about my experience since 1986.
From the blog
Life across several worlds
Places that shaped me
Open Source
