The Press
Specialty coffee aggregator pulling beans from 50+ independent roasters.
Engineering leader at Filevine. I publish essays occasionally — usually on management, teams, and how software actually gets built — and keep working notes more often. On the side I'm building The Press (a specialty coffee aggregator) and Pantheon (a CLI for coordinating LLMs), and tinkering with Eurorack synths when I'm not at a keyboard.
A personal newspaper, curated each morning by an LLM pipeline from sources I follow.
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When a technology gets more expensive as more of it is built, inverting the usual pattern where experience drives cost down.
How much electricity nuclear actually supplies, why its share has fallen since 1996 despite a strong safety and carbon record, what reversed in the 1970s, and the AI-driven revival now underway. Books and media at the end.
Factory-built nuclear reactors in the tens-to-hundreds-of-megawatts range, betting that serial manufacturing beats bespoke mega-project construction.
Specialty coffee aggregator pulling beans from 50+ independent roasters.
Terminal AI coding assistant supporting multiple LLM backends.
A curated list of open source Eurorack and synthesizer projects.