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Biocodie

Fixed Does Not Mean Hard-Coded

12.08.2026 5 min read

Categories: Biocodie

A contract may require a fixed set of values. That is different from hard-coding that set of values.

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Biocodie

Are We Controlling Software in the Wrong Place?

30.07.2026 5 min read

Categories: Biocodie

AI agents are now producing more changes than people can realistically review. Maybe we don't need better reviews—we need to rethink where responsibility and control actually emerge.

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Biocodie

Selling Has Become More Complicated Than the Product

17.07.2026 3 min read

Categories: Biocodie

Today, there are often more processes than people standing between a good product and a satisfied customer.

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Biocodie

Trust Is Better Than Control

16.07.2026 4 min read

Categories: Biocodie

Many systems try to replace trust with control. What if that's actually the real problem?

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Biocodie

Thoughts Need a Home

15.07.2026 4 min read

Categories: Biocodie

We store information everywhere. So why do we still lose so many thoughts?

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Biocodie - Die Philosophie organischer Software Cover Coming soon Book

Biocodie - Die Philosophie organischer Software

Vom Code zum Bewusstsein - Eine Evolution des digitalen Denkens

Michael von den Drachen

Releases: 2026-Q4

Categories: Biocodie Philosophy

Was wäre, wenn Software nicht mehr als Maschine, sondern als Lebewesen gedacht würde? Wenn wir nicht mehr Programme …

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