The Tailor Who Taught Me What Algorithms Can't Measure
A meditation on craftsmanship, human connection, and the ineffable qualities that make us irreplaceable.
I'd like to introduce you to my mentor Apollos. He must have died eons ago and little is known about the man. Greek history describes Apollos as erudite, having great eloquence. He's an artist, trained in thinking and words. I admire many great thinkers - da Vinci, Tolstoy, Montaigne, but Apollos... he's special. Special enough to name my blog after him.
A meditation on craftsmanship, human connection, and the ineffable qualities that make us irreplaceable.
On finding the edges where human judgment still matters, and why the future belongs to those who can dance between craft and code.
Why original creation matters more than ever when machines can produce infinite content.
An exploration of the beauty in incompleteness and why some projects should never end.
Why I still write letters that will never be sent, and what they teach me about intention.
Reflections on a year of intentional creation without optimization algorithms.
Lessons in warmth, improvisation, and the limits of recipes.
How I structure my projects as hunts rather than tasks.
Why constraints make us more creative, not less.
A case for intentional inefficiency.
Expect deeper dives here. More educational stuff, less stories. Deeper dives and extras Uninterchangeable might skate over.