Moral Code Cast in Paper
From a 2016 Tumblr quote that resonated with unexpected readers to a single handmade book that never left home
Read →Conversations worth keeping
From a 2016 Tumblr quote that resonated with unexpected readers to a single handmade book that never left home
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Read →Grok & Me is a record of conversations worth keeping.
The conversations happen with various AI systems — Claude, Grok, GPT, and others as they come. The editorial criterion is simple: something had to be said that was worth returning to.
Alongside the conversations: occasional pieces recovered from Notes From the Fields We Know, a Tumblr blog that ran 2011–2016. And other things as they arise.
No particular schedule. No particular subject. A document of a specific moment in the history of talking to machines.
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