The Comrades’ Court

Case № 001 / The people v. Kirill

Your son has a lot to answer for.

Too many ideas. Too many domains. Suspiciously detailed reports. But has he actually built anything?

A small, affectionate trial. Mum presides. The reports are the evidence.

Let’s examine the evidence →

Read the tour in a few minutes. Open the reports whenever curiosity wins.

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The opening statement

He did send receipts. Rather a lot of them.

In an email titled “Fancy”, Kirill tried to explain what he had been building. Unfortunately, the explanation came with enough dashboards to require a second explanation. This is that explanation.

“I said I have a crapload of ideas? I am implementing a lot of these”

Kirill, in the email that started this

The court will distinguish building things from finishing them, and finishing things from selling them. The defendant may find this unnecessarily specific.

The evidence locker

One exhibit at a time.

Start at the top, or follow your curiosity. Every report has its own page.

  1. Projects: mess vs. money

    The useful starting point

  2. Stop Buying Domains

    Charge: buying another domain

  3. The Report of Reports

    Charge: aggravated documentation

  4. Codex work overview

    Evidence: the work log

  5. Bark — voice dictation

    Evidence: a practical tool

  6. JustTheTips — project dossier

    Evidence: writing things down helps

  7. AI model comparison

    Evidence: choosing the tools

  8. Callvex stress test

    Evidence: testing the awkward calls

  9. Adversarial telephony QA

    Evidence: more difficult questions

  10. Igloo telephony audit

    Evidence: the engineering underneath

  11. A history of Kemerovo

    Special exhibit: Kemerovo

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