
You Cannot Bullshit a Soldering Iron
Blender and 3D animation has always had too steep a learning curve and I have consistently fallen short of making headway in learning these skills.
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Blender and 3D animation has always had too steep a learning curve and I have consistently fallen short of making headway in learning these skills.

Five and a half years from network automation into AI — what worked, what cost me a year I'd like back, and the number I wish someone had handed me.

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What building Milhouse is teaching me about signals, context, and learning whether a change really helped.

What would it look like if my development workflow, production systems, AI coding agents, deploys, bugs, alerts, and weekly operating feedback all lived inside one observability loop?

Disclosure: I attended AI Field Day 8 as a Tech Field Day delegate.

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