Peterborough, Ontario
Nuclear engineer, retired from Darlington after three decades. Now writing on agentic AI and on growing up in the grace of God — held to the same standard.
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Writing
Both halves of this site are the same work — taking something complicated, staying with it until it is actually understood, then writing it down plainly.
01 — Agentic AI
Self-hosted infrastructure, orchestration, and what actually holds up when you let an agent run unattended for a week. Written from a lab I run myself, not from a product page.
Browse the series →02 — Bible Study
Chapter-by-chapter study from a New Covenant position — what the text says, in its context, without the assumptions we inherit before we ever open it.
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i
In a reactor it is the balance point — the reaction sustaining itself, steady and self-correcting. Everything upstream of that state exists to make it boring. Thirty years taught me to respect how much careful work sits behind something that looks uneventful.
ii
Not most of them. Not the important ones. All of them — and the discipline that produces that is the same one that reads a text honestly instead of reading into it.
iii
Growing up into what God has already said is true about me, until it stops being effort and starts being what sustains. That is the whole point of the name.
Recent
A borrowed word from thirty years in nuclear, and what it has to do with growing up in grace.
Notes on building an agentic system that holds project state across dozens of threads — self-hosted, and used every day.