Glossary for the post-Rectangle era. The Rectangle, Off-Screen Work, Hand-Off Computing, To Airgap, The Two-Slab Posture, Backpack Supercomputer, The Ambient Stack, To Whisper-Code, The Cloned-Voice Loop, Hot-Tub Coding, Local-First AI.
A Field Guide to Ambient Computing — The Words for the Thing Thats Coming Read More »
Hands-free coding sessions where Apples on-device speech engine listens and a cloned-voice TTS replies. Two-second loop, fully on-device, qualitatively different from screen-and-keyboard.
What Its Actually Like to Code By Voice — With the AI Replying In My Own Cloned Voice Read More »
Ambient computing — work that happens around you instead of in front of you — is no longer hypothetical. The pieces ship today. Here is what the new shape of working with computers actually looks like.
The Era of Hunched-Over-A-Screen Computing Is Ending — Heres Whats Replacing It Read More »
Most small practices use cloud AI on patient text. Under HIPAA that requires a Business Associate Agreement most practices have not signed. On-device AI fixes the compliance posture entirely.
Attorney-client privilege + third-party AI processors = a vendor-risk problem most firms havent addressed. Heres what on-device AI looks like for small and solo firms.
If Your Law Firm Is Using Cloud AI on Client Files, You Probably Have a Problem Read More »
Anthropic is testing removing Claude Code from the Pro tier. Cloud AI pricing is drifting up. Heres the free local setup that runs Claude Code on your Mac with zero subscription.
Cloud AI Coding Costs Keep Climbing — How to Pay $0 and Still Use Claude Code Read More »
A free iPhone app that recognizes 601 objects fully offline at 10 FPS. What it took to bridge the gap from the standard 80-class COCO model.
This Is What a Robot Can See Now — 601 Objects, Live, Offline, on Your iPhone Read More »
How I went from 30 tok/s with Ollama to 65 tok/s with a native MLX Anthropic-API server. Killing the proxy was the whole game.
Three Generations of Running Claude Code Locally on a MacBook — What I Actually Learned Read More »
The War on Drugs is one of the most thoroughly studied failures in American policy history. We know how much it cost. We know how many people it arrested. We know what it did to families, communities, and the federal budget. The numbers are published every year by the Department of Justice, the FBI, the
Cannabis Prohibition By The Numbers: $1 Trillion Spent, 29 Million Arrests, Zero Winners Read More »
Walk into almost any smoke shop, gas station, or hemp retailer outside of a prohibition state and you will see the same thing: jars of what looks identical to cannabis flower, packaged with a certificate of analysis, labeled as THCA flower. Federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill. Shipped across state lines. Sold to adults.
THCA vs Delta-9: What Your Body Actually Does With Each — And Why Texas Just Banned One Read More »
There is a question most people never think to ask: why do we call it “marijuana”? Doctors called it cannabis for a thousand years. Prescriptions for cannabis tinctures were filled by American pharmacists from the 1840s until 1937. The Pharmacopeia of the United States listed Extractum Cannabis as an accepted medicine. Queen Victoria’s personal physician
Florida has the strangest cannabis laws in America. It has one of the largest medical marijuana markets in the country. It has some of the harshest recreational penalties outside of Texas. It runs a hemp-derived THC industry the legislature has spent three years trying to kill. And it rejected full recreational legalization at the ballot
Florida Weed Law in 2026: What’s Legal, What’s Not, What’s Coming Read More »
