Five essays in active draft — about shipping in unfamiliar fields, reading peer-reviewed papers without a PhD, and what AI-assisted engineering actually changes about a founder's day. First one ships alongside the NeuroBridge arXiv preprint.
A working analysis platform for brain-organoid MEA data — built solo, with AI-assisted engineering, and a deliberate citation chain. Here's what the schedule actually looked like, day by day, and where the model helped versus where it would have led me astray.
Ships with arXiv preprintHow a founder with no neuroscience background gets to a defensible analysis pipeline. The trick isn't pretending to be a scientist — it's curating method, not inventing it.
What running a content network for five years taught me about scientific tooling. Operating leverage transfers further than you'd think.
"Network Complexity Index" instead of "IQ". "Network irreducibility measure" instead of "consciousness". The shape of a name decides who trusts your tool.
A founder told me you can run two companies but not three. I'm running four across biocomputing, content, education, and AI tooling. Here's the operating system that makes it survivable.
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