Writing on real-world events, structured data, entity resolution, and building workflows that fire on verified events.
The essays argue software should subscribe to meaning. This is what that compiles down to: one signed JSON envelope, delivered by webhook. Every field, where confidence comes from, and what “once” means mechanically.
Coordination between organizations that have never met already works today — you’ve probably built some of it without noticing. Why the handshake was never actually necessary, and what happens when workflows subscribe to reality instead of each other.
The world doesn’t poll. Why everything that happens deserves the same typed, deduplicated, once-only treatment we already give a payment — and why that means no handshake between the parties involved.