The Little Black Book of Hansuru
A book I wrote about selling options for income, built on one law: survive first. It shows a record most books would hide, and that is the reason it exists. Out now in Kindle and paperback.
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A book I wrote about selling options for income, built on one law: survive first. It shows a record most books would hide, and that is the reason it exists. Out now in Kindle and paperback.
Microservices used to be a tax a solo builder could not afford. AI agents change that math. Here is why I am drawn to the architecture for what I build next, and the discipline that keeps it from becoming a mess.
Antifragility is not resilience. Resilient things survive disorder; antifragile things gain from it. Here is how I apply Taleb's framework to fifteen years of engineering, the way I build films and books from code, and a ten-day journal cycle run as a stress rhythm.
People of the Stars (POTS) is a temporal intelligence framework that uses real astronomical data as a non-human clock for decision-making, with positioning logic borrowed from options trading. This is the explainer page for the framework and how it sits alongside decanal journaling.