Following One Pattern Across A Decade: Architecture > Processing > Behavior
How the same question about information processing connects everything I've built—from neural systems to ML models to simulated worlds
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Here I exercise that passion, seriously and otherwise — technical deep-dives, design decisions, and occasional reflections on building systems that model minds.
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Choosing Not to Weaponize Cognitive Science
Most modern technology uses cognitive science to extract attention, not to improve human experience.
Epoche: Why ML Interpretability Needs Storytellers, Not Just Engineers
Models Can Tell Stories, Though We Need Better Storytelling Tools
What I Have Learned from Years Working with "Black Boxes"
Principles for building systems you can actually understand, debug, and trust
Bridging Neuroscience and Platform Development
How studying brains and behavior as a neuroscientist has shaped how I build across the full stack
From Research Pipelines to Production: Lessons from Both Worlds
Lessons learned from years operating across different engineering worlds
BABEL: Why We Translate Instead of Generate
Why I choose to use LLM's for what they are best at (and only that)
MUSE: How Fighting Game Engines Led Me to Build a 'Being' Simulator
How giving up on game engines led to a simulation platform for modeling perception, memory, and decision-making
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