Featured image of post Finding a Mathematical Core for a Logo: Generation and Screening of the Second Batch of Geometric Candidates

Finding a Mathematical Core for a Logo: Generation and Screening of the Second Batch of Geometric Candidates

After the 13 directions from yesterday were released, I required the second batch of candidates to have a sense of geometry, mathematics, and design. So I switched to the geometric construction methodology of brandkit, letting the agent design logos starting from real mathematical objects such as knot theory, the Bernoulli lemniscate, and the Möbius strip. This article documents the mathematical origins of these concepts, and why half of the approved works were ultimately eliminated.

I Scraped the Pricing Pages of Wyscout, Hudl, and Metrica: Whose Playbook Should My Football AI Tool Copy?

To find direction for LynxAct, my football training-courseware tool, I verified 12 competitors' pricing pages and profit models one by one — every key price survived a 3-vote adversarial check. The market spans three tiers, from €8/mo all-inclusive to £800/mo behind a contact form; the most valuable things to copy are not features but four profit playbooks.

Featured image of post I Migrated 45 Cron Jobs into Windmill: Five Lessons from a Migration

I Migrated 45 Cron Jobs into Windmill: Five Lessons from a Migration

Forty-five scattered cron jobs and systemd timers, all moved into a self-hosted Windmill instance. This post walks through a two-day migration: how to build an email protocol bridge, how a false-green incident happened, why long-running processes can't be migrated as tasks, and the midnight identity-deletion disaster.

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