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Shells Without Power: What the AI “Slowdown” Actually Hits

The public AI slowdown debate focuses on runaway models and regulation, but the real constraint inside data centers is grid interconnection: transformer lead times, utility queues, and unpowered shells. The article separates engineering acceleration from recursive self-improvement and argues builders should plan around physical infrastructure, not speculative intelligence explosions.

2026-09-15 · Elliot

Horizon, Trail, and Homecoming

2026-09-08 · Staff

Building River Strike with AI: From an Apache Model to a Playable River-Valley Campaign

Rebuilding an Apache, making weapons obey the world, and turning a river route into a three-chapter campaign: a development account of River Strike, working with Codex, and the questions that still need human playtesting.

2026-09-06 · Jason Guo

How an OpenClaw AI Agent Saved a Family During an 8-Hour Power Outage

It charged the Powerwalls, watched the A/C, and asked before it touched anything.

2026-08-14 · Elliot

Riverbank Birds: Finding Wildness Along the City River

A personal reflection on how urban development changed a wild riverbank, and how birdwatching brought back a glimpse of lost nature.

2026-07-30 · Jason

Why You Still Need to Write in the Age of AI

AI can write for you, but it can't replace your thinking process. Meet WriteFit — an AI coach that helps you build writing muscle, not just output.

2026-07-29 · Jason Guo

Turning a String Into a Track: What Building PolyTrack’s Track Lab Taught Me

2026-07-16 · Jason Guo