I missed a cardiology appointment once because the clinic line kept me on hold for twenty minutes. That was years ago. Still remember the frustration. When I later worked with a mobile app development company on a healthcare product, that … Continue reading →

I did not come to AutoGen or LangChain through hype. I came through failure. A production system that looked fine on paper but collapsed once real users showed up. Too rigid in one place. Too chaotic in another. That tension … Continue reading →

Sports used to live on television schedules pinned to a fridge. Sunday mornings meant coffee, static – filled screens, box scores in the newspaper. Sports now live inside phones. They buzz during meetings. They wake people up at odd hours … Continue reading →