Author
Clara Besson
Workshop wanderer
Clara walks into a workshop and comes out three hours later holding a screwdriver she will never return. She believes every object tells a story, especially the ones that refuse to work. Her specialty: getting people to explain how they actually make things, once they stop pretending.
Stories
- Felice Varini builds an image from one point. Then he asks you to move
- Good designers, bad websites: the problem isn't talent, it's memory
- The hard part of automating steel begins after the weld
- Thousands of screws must remember how this building comes apart
- When ‘C alternative’ starts describing the wrong language
- Before computers were machines, they were workers
- The 3D printer bed limit becomes a construction rule
- A tape-measure bracelet hides an ESP32 sequencer
- Prusa launches a new generation without asking owners to discard the old one
- At this studio, disagreement is part of the method
- Tailscale built its own tools to hunt a sixteen-year-old SQLite bug
- What if our devices improved by doing less?
- The font on Apollo panels was designed for routers
- The tutorial disappears into the first wave
- Remove the microprocessor and the CPU comes back into view
- A hand-painted tattoo sign became a web font in ten minutes
- Jérémie Berrebi still prefers the moment before anything exists
- Meta fits a 30B local agent model into less than 20 GB
- In 23 days, customer support entered Sendpilot’s sales loop
- An agent saying 'done' proves absolutely nothing