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Goldfoot, a designer writing about how AI systems behave with users, argues that the behavioral layer (confidence signalling, escalation, recovery from error) is now the core of the user experience. Issues cover persistent cross-product AI memory and the unowned work of designing agent behavior, with a clear point of view and concrete design framing.
A personal newsletter from a writer who is building in public on memory systems, knowledge work and AI, mixing letters about travel and music with reflections on whether AI-written text is eroding human writing. Readers get candid essays, quoted sources and updates on talks and projects.
A series of article-length write-ups covering Hot Chips 2026 conference sessions on memory, networking, AI accelerators, CPUs and GPUs, with technical diagrams explained step by step. Readers get a structured explanation of how memory capacity, bandwidth, latency and data movement shape AI system performance.
Brass Tacks is a personal blog-style newsletter by a writer who posts essays, playful experiments and event recaps on math, cognition and the memory-systems community. Readers get a mix of first-person reflection on learning and quirky interviews, with occasional event write-ups.
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