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What we publish, and who says it

News, updates, and tips about our current efforts to make the classification system move at the speed of decision. Thought and opinion pieces on classification and classification policy from our founder, Adam. There is also an archive of earlier Knitli writing, from our early days building developer tools.

Writing

What we’re working on and thinking about

I could not mark my own documents correctly

Eighteen years inside the system, months deep in the problem, unhurried and motivated. My human brain could not reliably get it correct. Marque was already more right than me.

Adam Poulemanos

Good enough wasn't

I went quiet in January, published one post in April I never told anyone about, and spent four extra months on something that already mostly worked. Here is what I was doing and why it took that long.

Adam Poulemanos

Archive

Earlier writing

These posts predate Knitli’s current classification-marking focus.

Welcome to the Knitli Blog

Introducing our blog where we share insights on building better developer tools, AI context management, and the future of software development.

Adam Poulemanos

From Intelligence Expert to AI Business Leader: A Surprising Path

How an 18-year career in intelligence leadership shaped my journey to founding an AI startup focused on democratizing AI for all users. The same principles of removing barriers and enabling people to do their best work apply—just in a different domain.

Adam Poulemanos

Context and Context Windows: What You Need to Know

Understanding how large language models (LLMs) handle context is crucial for effective AI usage. This post explores context windows, their limitations, and strategies for managing context in AI applications.

Adam Poulemanos

Understanding Tokens: What They Are and Why They're Important

This article explores the concept of tokens in AI, highlighting how they differ from words and are the fundamental units processed by AI models like ChatGPT. It explains the cost implications of processing tokens due to the intensive computations required on GPUs, making them a significant cost driver in AI operations. Understanding tokens is crucial for grasping AI mechanics, pricing, and efficiency. Part 1 of Knitli’s 101 introductions to AI and the economics of AI.

Adam Poulemanos

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