
Watching: The AI Doc
Daniel Roher, Charlie Tyrell
I am a platform engineer and a writer based in Finland.
I am also the author of A Year of Mornings, a collection of poems for young adults.
I send out a newsletter once a week about living in Finland + five interesting things I've found on the open web.
Everything, as it happens — from the garden, the stream, the shelf, and the Nordletter.

Daniel Roher, Charlie Tyrell
Yellow leaves everywhere,
Beneath my feet getting trampled,
Fluttering on trees.
Like home-work
I put my pen away
Close the diary.

Aloo Paratha on the tawa and Emran Hashmi on the HomePod is just a perfect start to a Sunday!
This draw feels like a loss.

One of our close friends turned forty this month. To celebrate, she took a trip to Hong Kong with her family. After returning, they had a party at the Park Hotel (around five minutes from our home). The party was a…
After around 20 minutes in the first half, it felt like Tottenham had run out of steam. Before that though, they had run United haggard. United had no touches, no way to fluidly pass the ball, which did not change for the first 45 minutes. Something must change at half time.

Victoria Chang
Human-AI partnerships are for alignment, not capability by
In other words, my primary value is not that I help the AI write better code, it’s that I align the AI with the values of my organization. Human-AI partnerships are for alignment, not capability.
This is an interesting take and aligns well with the centaur configuration from The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI.
That's everything — you've reached the very beginning.