The Substrate Briefing
One thesis. A long table. No panel, no lightning round. You either argue the constraint or you do not sit.
I set a table when a thesis needs a room. Dates follow the briefing. There is no public calendar and there is no cart. If the stack is yours, I will write.
People who already work this stack — compute, power, agents, labs — and can argue a constraint without a slide deck.
One thesis. A long table. No panel, no lightning round. You either argue the constraint or you do not sit.
Power people and compute people in one room. If you only speak one side, you will hear the other.
PIs, program staff, the people who write the FOA, sit the review, or run the facility. National-lab gravity, not a reception.
Closed-loop experiment operators. Robotics, edge AI, the overnight shift the models now demand.
Founders and PIs who are not on the 278. The doors that actually exist: consortium, user facilities, SBIR, paid Lux time.
A lab-side table when the work is at the instrument, not in a city. Same rules. Fewer chairs. I do not tour this as a circuit.
One briefing, next to the loop or the machine. I write if a PI or facility lead asks for it, and the thesis is real.
Dates attach after the briefing is set. I use the same list as the newsletter. There are no tickets.
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