A software designer and engineer. Makes modest websites. Member of the Anti JavaScript JavaScript Club.
Lives in Taipei, Taiwan, and sometimes in Berlin (now). Previous home bases include New York, London, and Birmingham, UK.
As recent as Apr 18, 2026, self-employed. Sleeps, codes, crafts, makes dice, learns German, watches too many video essays, and contributes accessibility and civic causes through advocacy and tech.
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Went to an art museum today and the “art” on display has multiple extremely surface level AI usage, which were disclosed, but also just so obvious that I knew without reading the plate. They were framed as “commentary” on the zeitgeist. I rolled my eyes so far back. It feels like CJ Henry designing plastic throwaway toys with AI and calling it a commentary on Labubu consumption while making bank off it.
Where is the commentary? Doing a trash thing while framing it as art does not automatically grant it thoughtfulness.
I posted that quote regarding the industrial revolution & design that said it “necessarily called for this era’s change of taste,” while that I think deserve examination, I find it incredibly difficult to adapt to slop.
It getting easier to make stuff does not mean all stuff needs to be made. Though I guess we are too far gone now.