Deprecated · Replaced · Learned from
Old versions remainpart of the evidence.
The archive preserves retired assumptions, earlier framework versions, discontinued prototypes, and experiments that changed the direction of the work.
Hiding failed assumptions would make the current systems appear more inevitable than they were.
Each archive entry explains what the earlier version was, why it changed, what replaced it, and what the failure or revision taught.
2025–2026
TechShortsApp v1.0
The first major version of TechShortsApp before the platform became explicitly credibility-first.
The version no longer represented the deeper research question emerging around evidence, confidence, and latent truth.
TechShortsApp v2.0–v2.1
Skip Penalty Ranking Assumption
An earlier assumption that skipping a video should directly reduce its credibility score.
Skipping has too many plausible causes to function as a reliable direct negative credibility signal.
June 2026
Evidence of Learning v1.0
The first version of the Evidence of Learning framework before Recall and Reflection were made explicit.
The original Observation stage did not adequately distinguish exposure, recognition, recall, and reflective evaluation.
Early software exploration
Super Suburban
An earlier Django-based media platform experiment developed before the current project ecosystem.
The prototype was no longer an active product direction, but it remained part of the software-learning history.
Robotic Hand early CAD phase
First Robotic Finger Geometry
An early finger-link configuration whose assembled geometry produced an unintended cobra-like shape.
The geometry did not represent the intended finger motion, but it exposed missing understanding about link relationships and assembly constraints.