Technical systems are more than engineering—they’re expressions of philosophy.

This space examines how our approaches to programming reflect and shape our thinking, beyond just solving technical problems.

Exploring systems with specific technical properties:

  • Typed data structures with interceptors for mutation
  • State management systems that compress complex reality
  • Code generation to transform intent into implementation
  • Languages addressing memory management and concurrency

These engineering choices reflect deeper values and perspectives about computing.

The essential question:

How do our technical choices influence what we can express?

The goal is to examine technology as a medium for thought—where the tools we build and the ways we build them matter as much as what they accomplish.

Technology should expand possibilities rather than limit them.