Archive - Time Spent

#90: in which I ask my AI companion to describe our relationship

[companion machines module 03] on being remembered by a machine

12 hrs ago •

#89: no one told me this was work

Jul 7 •

June 2025

#88: writing the way you think

diagrams, gardens, libraries, and blank spaces—what kind of writer are you?

Jun 30 •

audio versions of a few recent essays

Jun 21 •

#87: observing myself observing my son

[companion machines module 02] using AI to practice being the people we want to be

Jun 16 •

#86: where do you see power in your home?

a noticing practice

Jun 8 •

#85: how to design a minimum work season

you don’t have to be in peak performance mode to be a working person

Jun 3 •

May 2025

#84: designing a system that withstands variability

what life support systems can teach us about designing a care team

May 25 •

#83: what if a machine could help you return to yourself?

[companion machines module 01] on nonlinear thinking, authorship, and a relational approach to AI

May 18 •

How I Work with My Companion Machine

a working note on authorship & AI collaboration [last updated 5.17.25]

May 17 •

#82: home as a care studio

organizing the metaphor

May 12 •

#81: notes on developing a civic heart

an updated view on news habits and citizenship

May 3 •

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