Systems.
All Remiam work tagged Systems — across client systems, own products, and the studio's field notes.
- 21 Sept 2026→
Placement is the whole product.
Rocket Lab put Synspective's twelfth radar satellite into an exact 572km orbit on 18 September, its 96th Electron flight and its seventeenth of 2026. A shared ride would have been cheaper and would have broken the thing the constellation sells.
- 7 Sept 2026→
Most of the push is borrowed.
On 30 September, ESA's Juice spacecraft swings past Earth to steal a little of the planet's momentum on its way to Jupiter. It carries over three tonnes of propellant and still cannot get there on its own. That trade, less fuel in exchange for a hard appointment, is one we make in software every week.
- 8 Jul 2026→
Orbit is a shared bus now.
On 7 July a single Falcon 9 carried 81 satellites to orbit on a reused booster flying for the eleventh time. Getting to space used to be a bespoke, once-in-a-programme event. It is now scheduled shared transit, and the shift is a lesson about reuse that applies well beyond rockets.
- 5 Jul 2026→
When inference is almost free
The price of running a capable model keeps falling by roughly an order of magnitude a year. That does not just make AI features cheaper, it moves the line for where you can put a model in the first place.
- 3 Jul 2026→
What an agent is allowed to touch
Microsoft has put an agent sandbox into Windows itself. The interesting part is not the feature, it is that the question it answers, what is this thing allowed to touch, is the question we have been answering by hand on every AI system we ship.