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Quick thoughts
Attention and feedback
Attention and feedback. That’s where the game is now.
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Thoughts I had at 2 AM that still made sense at 9 AM. Most of them.
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flooper: does it work?
agent: checking...
✗ one happy path tested
✗ edge cases still waiting
⚠ assumptions need a second look
✓ looks convincing (not a test)
flooper: next step?
agent: try the awkward case.
flooper: and the scope?
agent: smaller change. clearer check.
flooper: are we done?
agent: the tests say yes.
flooper: and the person using it?
agent: ...let’s ask them.
flooper:
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Building, testing, figuring it out.
I lead development of Salsita’s 3D-configurator platform, working across architecture, product decisions, hands-on development, and delivery. I like understanding the whole thing—from what people need to what it takes to keep a product working.
Here I explore how people, AI and software work together: what to delegate, where human judgment matters, and how to check the result. Part field notes, part rubber duck. Still prone to a good rabbit hole.
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A few familiar moments from building and figuring things out.
ERROR 14:32:01
The prototype worked. The assumptions would like a word.
WARN 03:47:22
Told myself "just one more feature" 4 hours ago.
INFO 09:15:00
The diagram got simpler. That took longer than expected.
ERROR 16:45:33
Blamed the cache. It was my code.
WARN 23:59:59
The agent is very confident. Time to check the result.
INFO 11:30:00
Wrote documentation. Future me will still not read it.
Some rabbit holes are better when you can poke them.
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