I’ve spent years managing Macs remotely with Apple Remote Desktop. Recently I gave Jump Desktop a try, and a handful of seemingly small features have started to shift my habits.
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I’ve been wondering what it would look like to build audio software in a world where AI agents exist without turning the whole thing into a soulless plugin factory that mass-produces random ideas.
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Anonymity at scale is becoming less a stable state and more an ongoing act of defense against time, data, and attention. As influence grows, so does the public’s rational interest in understanding who is behind it, making “hiding in plain sight” increasingly fragile.
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I used to think control was mostly about discipline—if something felt off, it meant I hadn’t trained hard enough—but biology doesn’t work that way; what we think and feel emerges from interacting systems shaped by things like stress, sleep, and even the microbes in our bodies.
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I’ve been building cross-platform software where every change needs to be validated across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS before it can land. The coding is handled by AI agents working in parallel across multiple worktrees. The constraint isn’t codegen; it’s coordinating reliable builds.
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