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Wie Is Wie: Watching Two AIs Debug a Network I Broke on Purpose
April 2026 — on breaking things on purpose to see how AI debugs them
There is a children’s game in the Netherlands called Wie is Wie — the Dutch version of Guess Who. You sit across from your opponent with a board of cartoon faces. You take turns asking yes/no questions. The goal is not to gather information in every possible category. The goal is to flip over as many faces as possible with a single question.
Meten is Weten: How Installing Plausible on My Hugo Blog Led to a Three-Node BGP ECMP Varnish DaemonSet
It started with a single, innocent question: does anyone actually read this?
I’d been running this Hugo blog for a while, writing posts about the homelab, the cluster, the occasionally catastrophic self-inflicted incidents. At some point the thought surfaced that it would be nice to know whether the words were reaching anyone beyond me and the search indexer. So I installed Plausible — privacy-respecting analytics, no cookies, one config line in Hugo — and moved on.