Occasional essays on physical AI, engineering tools, and the strange overlap between sensor physics and software design. No build-in-public diaries. No daily updates. Just the things worth saying.
The dominant AI coding assistants were built for a kind of code that doesn't have to survive contact with the physical world. The gap is wider than it looks — and it points to where the next decade of engineering tools will be built.
Foundation models keep getting smarter. The signals they reason over keep being garbage. We need to talk about this honestly.