Archives
All the articles I've archived.
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The Pixar precedent: vibe coding has been here before
Debates over disruptive tools follow a pattern. The vibe coding fight is at a recognisable stage of it. Notes from someone who passed through an earlier version of the same argument.
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Functional Scars — turning corrections into a primitive
fscars 0.1.0 is out — a bolt-on correction primitive for AI coding agents, built on the framework from the Lucy Syndrome paper. Apache 2.0, pip install fscars.
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From memory to scar: a four-layer progression
Anthropic shipped managed memory stores in April. They sit at the third of four layers. The fourth, hooks, is the one that closes the Lucy loop.
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The Lucy Syndrome: Why LLMs Forget Corrections
LLMs don't remember yesterday. That gap has a name, a causal mechanism, and a fix that doesn't require better memory.
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The Lucy Syndrome and AI
LLMs don't remember yesterday — and that gap has a name. A five-part essay on the Lucy Syndrome, functional scars, and what it takes for a production system to actually learn.
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Questions and answers
Questions about the Lucy Syndrome essay — its scope, its method, and what functional scars actually look like in operation. Compiled from real conversations and updated as new questions arrive.
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Where this came from
The informal companion to the Lucy Syndrome essay — how the observation started, how the system around it took shape, and why an operator in Paraguay ended up writing about model amnesia.