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between ink and eternity.
why quantum computers need translators before they can think
quantum hardware has other plans, and the transpiler is the one that tells them to behave.
why browser agents should not start with the whole DOM
raw page structure is useful only after it has been turned into something an agent can inspect without drowning.
frontend interaction is harder than clicking things politely
an interface is full of state, hidden rules, and small traps that do not announce themselves to a cursor.
resumption is a first class network feature
stable connectivity is a nice story, but partial progress is what makes interrupted systems livable.
what context compilers must preserve
good context keeps hierarchy, meaning, source, and action without dragging the whole page behind it.