the vector part
Vectors are lists of numbers that represent things. In AI, everything becomes vectors: your feelings, your face, your terrible poetry, all reduced to coordinates in mathematical purgatory. I work with systems that are brilliant and routinely stumped by a doorknob.
the verse part
Verse is the human side. The stories, the mess, everything that gets lost when you turn human experience into spreadsheet cells. Why we care about illogical things, make feeling-based decisions, overthink everything at 3 AM. I try to translate what the math says into what it means for people who have feelings and student loans.
no ads, no trackers, no money
Zero tracking. I don't care about your browsing habits, and I'm not adding a tracking pixel to the pile for the price of half a stale donut. The site is basic HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript, built with Astro and hosted on Netlify's free tier because I'm cheap. I make zero dollars here, which is roughly the budget I'd need to do anything interesting with your data anyway.
the ai question
Yeah, I use AI. It catches typos, surfaces the obvious counterargument, and gives me something to react to instead of a blank page. Most of what it writes I throw out. The rest I rewrite until it sounds like me.
why tell you this?
Because I'm not some artisanal blogger typing manifestos on a hand-cranked typewriter in a treehouse of reclaimed driftwood. I'm just a caffeinated human with internet access, trying to make sense of both the technical and emotional sides of our weird AI moment.
The mix of curiosity, skepticism, and questionable humor is mine. If something here bothers you, that's probably my fault too.