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  • Ten Times More Human

    Ten Times More Human

    The Library That No One Can Finish When I was younger, I sometimes stood in a library or bookstore and felt a strange mixture…

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  • The Ghost of Paper

    The Ghost of Paper

    When a Software Migration Reveals a Deeper Confusion I recently heard that some Japanese government sectors are trying to move their documents from Ichitaro…

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  • The Digital Architecture of Freedom

    The Digital Architecture of Freedom

    The Architecture of the Digital Cage The transition from physical assets to digital services was sold as a liberation narrative. In the early days…

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  • The Sabbath Is Not a Day Off

    The Sabbath Is Not a Day Off

    The Clock Was an Installation The feeling that time controls our lives is recent. It is not part of some eternal human condition. As…

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  • Why Markdown Won’t Lose

    Why Markdown Won’t Lose

    The Headline That Misled Everyone In early May 2026, three names in the AI developer community pulled in the same direction within forty-eight hours.…

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  • Readable by Machines, Livable for Humans

    Readable by Machines, Livable for Humans

    When the Folder Becomes a Question For a long time, I thought of my file system as a practical matter. A folder was a…

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  • Pseudo Knowledge Mysticism

    Pseudo Knowledge Mysticism

    The Markdown Editor That Isn’t There There is a strange gap in the modern software landscape that becomes obvious the moment you start working…

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  • The Shape of Where We Write

    The Shape of Where We Write

    A few days ago, I put together a small website. Nothing elaborate. A folder of Markdown files on my Mac, a static site generator…

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  • The Real Fault Line

    The Real Fault Line

    When Anthropic announced Claude Code Security and disclosed that Claude Opus 4.6 had uncovered more than 500 previously unknown vulnerabilities in production open-source codebases,…

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