Core ML On-Device Inference: The Patterns That Actually Ship
Core ML runs models on Neural Engine, GPU, or CPU. The patterns that ship: model conversion, dispatch hinting, latency budgets, and quantization.
AI & TechnologyWriting
Thoughts on design, development, AI infrastructure, and building products.
What I Refuse To Write About
A blog cluster's voice comes from what it refuses to publish, not what it ships. Categorical, pattern, and interesting refusals each shape what the cluster is.
AI & TechnologySingle Source Of Truth: SwiftData, MCP, iCloud
Three callers can write to the same shopping list: a human, Apple Intelligence, and an external agent. Truth has to live somewhere. Pick the substrate.
AI & TechnologyThree Surfaces: Human, Apple Intelligence, Agent
Every iOS app capability faces three surfaces: human, Apple Intelligence, agent. Each has different obligations, rendering, latency, and trust posture.
AI & TechnologyFoundation Models Agentic Workflow: In-App Vs Tooling LLM
Two LLMs touch a Swift app. The on-device model that ships with the app and the agent that wrote the code. Different stacks, different obligations.
AI & TechnologyHooks For Apple Development: Patterns That Save The Project
An iOS agent has the developer's signing keys, builds, and project file reachable. Hooks bound the blast radius. Four shipping patterns.
AI & TechnologyRealityKit And The Spatial Mental Model
RealityKit is an entity-component-system, not SwiftUI in 3D. Anchors place entities in real space. Five ways the model differs from a window.
AI & TechnologyApp Intents vs MCP: The Routing Question
Two protocols, one app. App Intents expose your app to Apple Intelligence. MCP exposes the same domain to Claude, ChatGPT, and the rest. The routing question.
AI & TechnologyWhat SwiftUI Is Made Of
SwiftUI is a result-builder DSL on top of a value-typed View tree. Once the substrate is visible, AnyView, Group, and ViewBuilder stop being mysterious.
AI & TechnologySwiftData's Real Cost Is Schema Discipline
SwiftData's API is two macros. The cost is what happens after you ship. Optional fields are the cheap migration; non-optional adds need a VersionedSchema.
AI & TechnologyLive Activities Are a State Machine, Not a Badge
Return's Live Activity looks like a Lock Screen countdown. It is a five-state lifecycle machine with three dismissal paths. The production code and bugs.
AI & TechnologywatchOS Runtime Is a Contract, Not a Background Task
watchOS has no iOS-style background. WKExtendedRuntimeSession is the contract; without it, the app suspends on wrist drop. Pattern shipped in Return.
AI & TechnologyExternal Publications
Technical writing published at Introl
Local LLM Hardware Pricing Guide 2025
Comprehensive hardware recommendations and cost analysis for running large language models locally.
H100 vs. H200 vs. B200: Choosing the Right NVIDIA GPUs for Your AI Workload
GPU selection guide comparing NVIDIA's latest datacenter accelerators for different AI workloads.
TPU Architecture: Complete Guide to Google's 7 Generations
Deep technical dive into Google's Tensor Processing Unit evolution from TPUv1 to TPUv5.
GPU Memory Pooling in Multi-Tenant Kubernetes
Resource sharing strategies for GPU clusters in containerized environments.
Ray Clusters: Distributed AI Computing Infrastructure
Guide to building and managing distributed AI computing with Ray framework.
DeepSeek V3 Open Source AI Cost Advantage
Analysis of open source LLM economics and DeepSeek's competitive positioning.
NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPU 600kW Racks 2027
Future datacenter power requirements and NVIDIA's next-generation GPU roadmap.
SMR Nuclear Power for AI Data Centers
Small modular reactor solutions for powering next-generation AI infrastructure.
DeepSeek MHC Architecture Breakthrough
Technical analysis of DeepSeek's Multi-Head Compression architecture innovations.
