The log ·
This site is now co-written with AI — on purpose
The 2027 rebuild keeps a public log of what I learn, marks what AI helped with, and shows the prompts. Here's why.
✦ co-written with GLM
“Help me turn these rough notes about rebuilding my portfolio into a short log entry about keeping an AI-assisted learning log in public. Keep it honest, first person, under 150 words.”
Drafted from that prompt, then rewritten, cut and checked by hand.
Every portfolio I've built had the same quiet problem: it only showed finished things. But most of what I actually do is learn — and since AI became part of my daily workflow, the rate of learning went up while the rate of publishing went down. Finished posts are heavy; learning is light.
So the 2027 version of this site flips the model. The log is the centerpiece: short entries, written in minutes, about one thing I learned. Entries marked with ✦ were drafted with an AI model and edited by me — and every one of them shows the actual prompt that started it. No pretending the machine didn't help. No pretending I didn't.
Longer essays live in Writing, co-written the same way, with a "how this was made" box.
This is the experiment: learn in public, credit the tooling, keep the human in the loop.