I label the work honestly.
A plan, a test and a finished project are not presented as the same thing.
About Lars
I’m curious about AI.
I’m suspicious of easy answers.
This site is where I share the projects, tests and questions that are taking up my time.
How I got here
I like building systems and understanding how they behave.
For more than 20 years, I worked with electrical and industrial control systems. Those systems taught me to care about what happens outside the demo: inputs, edge cases, permissions, handoffs and the person who has to live with the result.
AI gives me a different kind of system to work on. One week I might build an app. The next I might test a model or spend too long thinking about memory and security. This site is where I share the useful part.
The subjects change, but I approach them in the same way: build something, test it properly and explain what happened.
How I publish
What I owe the reader.
If I have not tested something, I say so. When a fact may change, I link the source. I read and approve everything before it goes out.
You can check the source.
For releases, pricing and other changing facts, I link to the original source whenever I can.
I make the final call.
AI can help with research and drafts. The choice of what to publish stays with me.