Jason Jeyanandan

Writing

• Thirty to One — Thirty Seats Behind One Learner, and the One Nothing Else Can Fill October 18, 2026

  A classroom is twenty to thirty learners to one teacher. Meta DAX turns it over: one learner, and thirty seats behind them. The recipe fills most of them, people fill a few, and one belongs to the guide. What exists today, and what does not yet.

• Meta DAX, Two Weeks In — One Dish, Its Story, and the One You Send Me Next October 11, 2026

  My mother's Jaffna chicken curry, built by the open Meta DAX recipe from an eight-line brief into a 3D kitchen, Tamil and English on one click. Where Meta DAX stands two weeks in, and the package I want you to send me next.

• Have Fun Saving the World — An Epic Failure, and the Shape I Keep Building October 2, 2026

  Before the protocol, the Foundation and the companion, there was a treasure hunt for a famine. AllCharities.org, 1Click1Life and corporate social synergy: what I was trying to do, why it never got rolling, and why the same shape runs through everything I am building now.

• How I Publish — Thought Records, Not Pronouncements October 1, 2026

  Everything public on my surfaces is a versioned working log, published by me through my cognitive companion, and this is the page that explains how to read it.

• Human Delta Value — What You Bring, and What You Do With the Cognition You Get Back October 1, 2026

  Human delta value is my name for an old question: what does a person bring that nothing else brings? After the first Meta DAX experiments it is clear it will be central to all of it, and that the part that matters most is what a person does with the cognition they get back.

• Meta DAX — An Introduction September 28, 2026

  The first was the mechanism, the second was the threat, the third was the person. This one is the point: what Meta DAX means to me, what it has the nerve to attempt, and why it compounds.

• The Fuckarian — Where the Argument Came From September 21, 2026

  The third of three. The first was the loop, the second was the threat. This one is the person who built them: why he has always been told to listen, what he thinks responsibility actually is, and who it is owed to.

• The Constraint — Something Will Go Wrong. Keep the Record. September 21, 2026

  The hypothetical, the global conversation, the cost that has come with every new power, and why Obsidian Delta built a record instead of a wall.

• The Snowflake — Fuckari in Action September 16, 2026

  On the release of Fuckery v0.51 — a constraint–process–valuation ontology, demonstrated rather than described.

Four series, October 2026

• For parents and tutors

  Five short pieces for a parent at the kitchen table

• What has run

  What has actually been run, every number labelled

• Accountability: the Constraint Protocol

  A record, not a wall

• Opportunities: built on open infrastructure

  Businesses on the open stack, one per article

All of it: daxfoundation.org/writing/ and obsidiandelta.com/blog/

If any of this is useful to you, buy me a coffee, or a monthly one. If it's Meta DAX you want to keep going, sponsor it on GitHub. It goes to me: this is my personal site — not the Foundation and not the company.