29 May 2026 5 min read
How Do You Take Anything Seriously Anymore?
Software is drowning in fluent, confident output that no one actually thought through. A rant about AI slop, with a confession I'd rather not make.
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Founder and serial entrepreneur. Tech geek, hands-on builder. Husband and dad. Writing on the practice of building — and the quieter art of showing up.
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The last post was the diagnosis. This is what to do about AI slop, as one person, as a team, and as a company. None of it is banning the tools.
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29 May 2026 5 min read
Software is drowning in fluent, confident output that no one actually thought through. A rant about AI slop, with a confession I'd rather not make.
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20 May 2026 6 min read
I shipped Gaussian splats into Baubiber so a contractor in Pécs can walk around a kitchen in Tamarindo from a browser tab. A few notes on what the tech is, where the world-model people are heading, and how early everything still is.
Read article21 Apr 2026 7 min read
Re-reading Shannon's 1948 paper with a fundraise in hand. Information as selection, entropy as surprise, channel capacity as the three bits you actually get to ship — and why the semantic content being 'irrelevant' is the most respectful thing you can say about your own work.
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03 Apr 2026 21 min read
A room-by-room visual reference library for our Balaton hilltop cottage renovation. 100 images across kitchen, living room, bedrooms, bathrooms, terrace, garden, and wellness area.
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02 Apr 2026 8 min read
The Balaton cottage renovation made one thing painfully clear: finding the right construction professional is broken. So I started building something to fix it — for both sides.
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02 Apr 2026 9 min read
We're renovating a traditional thatched-roof cottage above Lake Balaton into a luxury rental villa for families and friends — designed for togetherness, with no screens, a showcase wine cellar, and outdoor wellness built from natural materials. And we're looking for the right architect to make it happen.
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