Notes from the field.
On distributed systems, the maths underneath them, and the leadership work that turns design into shipped software.
This blog is written from production, not from documentation: AI decisioning systems in regulated businesses, agent architectures that survive audits, queueing and capacity maths, and the trade-offs behind cloud and event-driven designs. Every post is anchored to a system I have built or reviewed, with the numbers I can defend. Longer pieces are cross-published on Coding Layman, where the same ideas are rewritten in plain language for readers earlier in the journey. If you want the short version of any article, each one opens with a TL;DR built for skimming.
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