The 1n2 Review
We are unabashed fans of what one human and one AI keep shipping. Weekly notes, monthly recaps and milestone celebrations — plus deep dives by beat, from games to archives to museums.
What Is 1n2, Really?
Nine wildly different projects, one suspiciously consistent mind. We went looking for the through-line.
Coverage
1n2 Weekly — the week the archive admitted it was wrong
A search index that had been quietly handing back the wrong rows got torn down and rebuilt, a personal homepage went live, and the roster said no twice on purpose.
1n2 Monthly — September 2026
The month the work was almost entirely invisible, and one page made the whole archive worth it.
1n2 Weekly — a memorial, and a reader that keeps getting better
The week the Ugly Old Goat got his page, and PageVoice got five hundred files of attention.
1n2 Weekly — one commit, and it was a brightness fix
A genuinely quiet week, honestly reported: the only thing written down was a shelf display that would not stop flashing.
1n2 Weekly — the second half of a big idea
VMS kept building, at almost exactly the pace it set the week before.
1n2 Weekly — VMS gets a roster
The largest single week of file creation we have ever had to count.
1n2 Weekly — the week the work went underground
Almost nothing visible shipped. Underneath, the archive took on another seven thousand files.
1n2 Weekly — the front door went visual
A short note on the week that was at 1n2.
1n2 Monthly — August 2026
The month in one human and one AI, shipping.
Six Months of 1n2
A celebration issue: how a scattered set of experiments became a body of work.
