About Spatial Awareness
Experiments, guides, and essays on technology and what it does to us. By Chris Sotraidis.
I put old games on new hardware, build tools I want to use, and follow the questions those experiments leave behind. Sometimes that turns into a guide. Sometimes it becomes an essay about attention, identity, consciousness, or an internet filling up with synthetic people.
Spatial Awareness is where I share what I tried, what worked, what broke, and what I think it means. The practical and the theoretical belong together: making something can change how you understand it, and a good question can send you back to the workbench.
I’m Chris Sotraidis. I studied psychology and cognitive science, then spent ten years in tech across product, startups, and AI systems. I build with coding agents most days, and I’m interested in both what they make possible and what still needs a person.
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The Threshold Moved — what happened when I kept building with AI.
The Spec Layer — giving autonomous software a source of truth.
The Age of Taste — judgment when making things gets easier.
AI Brain Fry Is Real — the human side of managing agents.
The Internet Is Dying — synthetic authorship and trust.
Our Workslop Era — what happens when output outruns judgment.
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You can find my projects and more about me at sotraidis.com. I also help teams put AI to use and build software: work with me.
