How the ideas arrived.
Every project as a lifeline across the years. The markers are the moments that mattered; the gaps between them are the point — some ideas spark and ship in a day, others wait a year or more between iterations.
Most began as a line in a notebook — a teenage habit of three business ideas a day, kept for years to stay tuned to where opportunity hides. The ideas were never the constraint; capability was. The burst you see in July isn’t speed of thought — it’s the lag closing. The tooling underneath finally caught up, and a project framework I built to run builds like this one turned an idea and a working thing into the same afternoon.
A dashboard watched the job runs while the data froze — watch the data, not the job
Three tiers — monitors every twenty minutes, nightly verifiers, weekly audits, one phone
The Curator — share a link from the phone, get a verdict back
Every project already writes its state — render it as one board
Plugin working, one card per project — and then I stopped opening it
A first-generation OLED Vita, opened up for good
Games and emulators loaded over USB — a console I do not need, working
An AI visual-commerce thesis — and a working glasses try-on demo
Renamed Venture Lab — eyewear demoted to candidate one, research parked at its gate