I already run every domain through Cloudflare DNS out of pure convenience. Once D1, R2 and Workers were sitting in the same account, that convenience stopped being a shortcut and started looking like an architecture. Hedge is the CMS that came out of taking that seriously — headless, edge-native, no origin server anywhere, including the one serving this article.
Read →A few weeks ago, after Bun announced its decision to completely rewrite the project in Rust, coinciding with Anthropic's acquisition of the team behind Claude Code, I had a strong feeling that we were witnessing something much larger than a programming language migration.
Read →I committed a 15 MB knowledge graph and forced every agent to consult it before reading code, on the promise it would save tokens. So I ran a controlled test on a real task. It saved about 5%—but only by returning a worse, incomplete answer. Here is what I measured and why I pulled the whole thing out.
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An excited colleague described Vercel as a drag-and-drop website builder, and I only smirked. That small office moment turned out to be a complete map of how fluent output can be "not wrong but not right either," and why grounding is a responsibility of the agent runtime, not the model.
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Notes on Twill, a project from the past few days — a SQL database that is embeddable like SQLite yet can stand up as a server, and scales to zero because it is serverless. Its design splits warp (compute) from weft (storage) on purpose, to stay robust, portable, and cheap to scale from nothing to a hundred.
Read →A response to Sequoia's "Services as the New Software." The next durable businesses won't sell another piece of software that races the next model. They'll deliver the actual service, measured in real outcomes like recovered revenue, audit findings, and savings found.
Read →How I'm rebuilding my coding workflow around one /specs directory—complete architecture, a feature directory, an implementation roadmap, and a few RFCs—borrowing how the Claude team writes specs, with Coolify or Cloudflare Pages + Workers handling preview deployments.
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A whitepaper on restoring hospitality to its only true purpose—the guest. On the tools we built to serve people that quietly became the purpose themselves, and a model for an internal labor network, a portable Employee Identity Document, and ESG measured as outcomes rather than inputs.
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After eleven years across hotel operations, revenue, and distribution, I no longer believe the PMS is the center of a hotel—or that it should be. Open Hotel Protocols is my proposal for what comes next.
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Hi, I'm Reza. Over the years, I've worked across pricing, forecasting, distribution, commercial strategy, and revenue optimization. The more I learned, the more I realized that revenue management isn't just about selling hotel rooms or hitting occupancy targets. It's really about understanding how businesses make decisions under uncertainty.
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