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Log

What changed, one line at a time. No essays. RSS.

  1. The five rules on the index are now a six point code of practice: make a lot, leave evidence, own the means of production, friction is material, conviction, stick the landing.
  2. The NFC writer page shows the tool: eight states with four of them failures, and the count it has actually provisioned, twenty-two tags for the test cohort.
  3. Prasso: a section on what the aggregate is allowed to say, and which of its three layers the database, the build and nothing at all are holding up.
  4. Prasso: the importer decision was citing 63 held records and the queue holds 38. Corrected, with the count it came from and the date it was taken.
  5. Bubba's decisions ranked: the three still worth arguing with in full, three settled ones compressed to a line each, and the style rule moved into the app section.
  6. The bench tool that gives every Bubba totem its identity has a page: what it writes at the card protocol, the four failure modes it designs out, and what it has not done yet.
  7. Bubba: a section on how the character crosses the process boundary into the iOS shield, and the voice bank count corrected to 81 lines across 14 banks.
  8. Bubba: the object section now sits below the decisions, the workshop photographs come down to two, and turning down a 500-unit tooling quote is a decision in its own right.
  9. Bubba: corrected the stack, which named CloudKit the project has never used, and added a section on how a session survives the app being killed.
  10. Bubba has a case study: the mechanism, the object, the decisions and what is not done.
  11. Bubba moved to early access, and on to the register.
  12. Prasso decisions cut to four, rewritten for a reader outside the project and stripped of their section numbers.
  13. Rewrote the migration section on the Prasso page: building the directory was a weekend, and that is the point.
  14. Site rebuilt from the design canvas into static pages.

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