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.
They called it an “unearned windfall.” Berlin ministers sitting in heated offices decided my 80-hour weeks retraining with neural nets aren’t work anymore—they’re “automated…
The café's €1 limited company owed my tile shop €8,000. It closed before paying, and my three installers expected their wages on Friday. I found the owner at the shutter with my…
EXCLUSIVE — GNN has placed a correspondent inside the AI island linked to the seized computing equipment.
Lina deals the next round while the job search continues at the edge of the table.
The weave was too useful to reject and too vast to love. The little oracle solved that problem by becoming intimate. It listened when no one else had time. It remembered what the…
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.
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Life across several worlds
Places that shaped me
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