Papers and essays on mathematics, cryptography, machine systems, and epistemology.
Machine-checkable dual certificates for the classical zero-detection game, an entropy ledger that closes the higher-moment route, and a barrier map around the Guth-Maynard bound. Published on Zenodo.
Love is not preserved but repeated: on opposite couples and falling in love with the same person again. Kierkegaard's repetition, Stendhal's crystallisation, and difference as the guarantee rather than the price.
On what the import of a concept costs. Privacy asks what may be known about me; mahremiyet asks who is visible to whom, and how far. What was imported is not a word but a grammar, and the half left behind is the duty of the one who looks.
On sectarian splitting, confusion, and a lost distinction. Once the difference of method the tradition licenses and the schism it condemns collapse into one word, the source of the confusion is no longer the number of opinions but the loss of the distinction itself.
On the lost capacity to do nothing. The age is accused of idleness; in fact it can no longer manage idleness. A taxonomy running from otium to kesel, the mechanics of low-intensity busyness, and the work the accusation performs.
A hauntological essay on relationships and marriage. The unburiable dead, the repressed contract and the future that never arrived: three scales on which dissolution happens without ever completing.
Quantization, sparsity, and speculative decoding each publish honest gains; multiplying them is the error. On composition, interference, and three reporting norms for memory-bound LLM inference.
Physical bandwidth is fixed by the silicon; the information carried per byte is not. A composition law for quantization, dynamic sparsity, and speculative decoding that supersedes the naive product of speedups, with a bit-exact kernel reference.
Exploring the intersection of lattice-based cryptography and blockchain architecture for quantum-resistant protocols.
Tractatus on ontological computing and non-standard epistemology. Feyerabend's anarchism, Derrida's deconstruction, Deleuze's rhizome, Land's acceleration, and Islamic epistemology against the hegemony of mathematical formalism.