Memory, evaluation, local-first tools, and where human review belongs in an agent loop.
Garden
A place for ideas that are still growing. Notes explain the tools, the Library keeps real learning traces, Places holds broad travel memories, and Interests names the questions that keep returning.
Notes4 notes
Field notes behind the tools: memory, audio, evaluation, and human review.
Library6 entriesBooks, lectures, videos, and study packs I have actually processed.
Places2 entriesBroad travel memories and the methods I use to keep them without publishing private itineraries.
Career4 stopsA public résumé-level timeline of work and education.
Recently Tended
Selected entries from 2026, arranged by when they entered the archive.
의식은 뇌보다 먼저인가
Federico Faggin의 양자정보 범심론과 Jim Tucker의 전생 기억 연구 사이에서, 의식의 생존과 기억의 전달을 분리해 본 기록.
Turn-taking, waiting, and looking togetherA communication psychology lecture became a practical frame for meetings, leadership, and AI education.
Taste, rest, making, and wonderA lecture on choosing a life through what I keep studying, making, and learning to appreciate.
AI and MemoryA lecture note on how AI bottlenecks may spread from GPUs toward memory, power, devices, and physical systems.
재개발 모르면 부자될 수 없다 · STEP 1Turned the first section of a Korean redevelopment book into a focused study pack instead of claiming it finished.
AI memory needs a human-auditable contractA note pattern for AI memory that helps judgment instead of imitating the person.
Turning voice memos into decision notes without leaking the roomA local audio workflow that turns transcripts into decisions and next questions without publishing the room.
Recurring Interests
Topic-level curiosities, not a profile inferred from private behavior.
How adults learn at work, how leaders shape attention, and how new tools change the job itself.
The path from software intelligence into machines, infrastructure, and unfamiliar environments.
I tend to follow a topic past the headline, compare the original claim with rebuttals, and test what I can.