changelog · the project, dated
How this site grows.
Pacific Design is an ongoing project; this page is its commit log at human resolution — what shipped, when, newest first.
- 2026-08-29
Reviewed, adversarially
Four independent review passes went over the forty new entries hunting factual errors and internal contradictions; three dozen fixes landed — from a mislabeled equivariance to policy datelines that had aged in a month. The publication grades itself the way it tells you to grade models.
- 2026-08-29
The site index
Every entry on one filterable page at /suchen/ — matching runs locally in your browser, nothing leaves the page. Plus structured data on every article and a build-time audit that refuses to publish a broken internal link.
- 2026-08-29
The Lab opens
Nine interactive instruments at /lab/: train a real neural network, walk a loss landscape, train a tokenizer, drive an attention head, sample a tiny language model, steer a diffusion sampler's guidance knob, race exact against approximate retrieval, teach a Q-learning agent in a maze you draw, and see your own voice as a spectrogram — all in the browser, nothing installed, nothing recorded.
- 2026-08-29
The roadmap, completed
Eight sections written and shipped in one push — Computer Vision, Speech & Audio, AI Safety & Alignment, Reinforcement Learning, Robotics, AI Infrastructure & MLOps, Policy & Regulation, and History of AI: 40 entries, each section with its own live visualization. Every major section of AI this project committed to is now live; the map moves with the territory from here.
- 2026-08-27
v2: the AI publication
The one-day-old software-design field guide was scrubbed and the site relaunched as an AI publication: six sections, 28 entries, the latent-space design system, and live canvas visualizations on every hub.
- 2026-08-27
v1: first light
DNS repaired, TLS issued, and pacific-design.com served its first real page.