Public Sector
Healthcare Needs a Memory.
Ageing populations, a shrinking clinical workforce and five forces pushing the care model in the same direction: towards a patient story that stays connected across providers and over time. Why the hard part is the hull, not the wind.
By Mario Noioso
Notes
Thirty Years Inside the Memory Machine
I spent a career building the systems that remember on our behalf. Then I asked who owns them, and how much future that leaves everyone else.
By Mario Noioso
Data & AI
Five Questions to Ask Any System That Decides About You
Algorithmic accountability in practice: understand, contest, leave, forget, and still surprise it.
By Mario Noioso
Real-World Architectures · Volume 1
One citizen. Dozens of systems. No single truth.
Banks, insurers and public administrations hold the same person in dozens of systems that rarely agree. The first Real-World Architectures field guide shows how to build a Single View that survives production, and why the hard part is not storage but trust.
By Mario Noioso · Free field guide · 37 pages
Technology Culture
Technology becomes culture when it acquires memory. Archive →
1982Commodore 64
The Machine That Refuses to Be Forgotten
Not emulation but re-embodiment: the gate-level silicon memory of a 1982 machine, and a lesson about understandable computing.
1980sArcade culture
The Best Classic Arcade Games of the 1980s
Brutal, elegant and unforgettable: ten games from the golden age.
1996Vintage web
My First Internet Experience
A VIC-20, a flat-rate ISP and the web before platforms swallowed it.
2026Listening
The Space Between Sounds
Vinyl and high-resolution streaming converge when the system gets out of the way.