# Flower Computer Company posts

Published writing from Flower Computer Company, newest first.

- [Bog-a-thon 3](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/bogathon-3/index.md) (Édouard Urcades — 2026-08-18) — I left my Bog in San Francisco
- [Bog-a-thon 2](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/bogathon-2/index.md) (Édouard Urcades — 2026-07-29) — Scenes from our second Bog-a-thon in Manhattan
- [Bog-a-thon 1](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/bogathon-1/index.md) (Édouard Urcades — 2026-07-14) — Scenes from our first Bog-a-thon at our office
- [language 🤝 money 🤝 search](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/language-money-search/index.md) (Sam Panter — 2026-07-06) — With the rise of LLMs, language has become discretely financialized.
- [Bog on Tour](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/bog-on-tour/index.md) (Édouard Urcades — 2026-07-04) — We're sharing Bog with the world!
- [Speeding up corpus ingestion](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/enzyme-garden/index.md) (Sam Panter — 2026-06-01) — Corpus ingestion with the world's fastest static embedding model
- [Data Concealment](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/data-concealment/index.md) (Owen James — 2026-05-28) — The function of a database is to conceal data such that it ultimately becomes intelligible.
- [Farewell Yuma](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/farewell/index.md) (Flower Computer Co. — 2026-04-29) — We’re shutting down Yuma in a week.
- [Much faster static embedding](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/fast-static-embedding/index.md) (William T. Abney, Sam Panter — 2026-04-17) — Outdated: The references to ongoing work on Yuma and Hivemind reflect the context in which this article was published. Yuma has since been sunset, and Flower now focuses on Bog; the benchmark results below remain presented as originally reported. — We've created the fastest static embedding model by a large margin
- [Postgres's Costs](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/postgres/index.md) (William T. Abney, Sam Panter — 2026-03-20) — Counterintuitively, one of the most imaginative ways of dreaming up new computers is to think about the impact of changes to subsystems.
- [Yuma's Social Memory](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/memory/index.md) (Édouard Urcades, Sam Panter — 2026-03-16) — At Flower, we strongly believe that person-to-person “memory” is the unit from which “culture” emerges.
- [Notes on Hivemind](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/hivemind/index.md) (Flower Computer Co. — 2026-02-10) — Outdated: The Yuma product context in this post is outdated: Yuma has been sunset, and Flower now focuses on Bog. — Introducing Hivemind - a meta skill for autonomous skill/strategy sharing
- [Yuma Bounties](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/bounties/index.md) (Flower Computer Co. — 2025-09-12) — Outdated: Yuma Bounties was tied to Yuma, which has been sunset. This announcement describes a historical program. — Imbue everyday objects with a voice. Complete Yuma Bounties. Earn Cash and Clout. Repeat.
- [Yuma, Coming Soon](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/yuma/index.md) (Flower Computer Co. — 2025-08-29) — Outdated: Yuma has been sunset. Its database infrastructure evolved into Bog, Flower's current pre-release product. — We're releasing Yuma, an animist social network and magic camera system
- [Introduction](https://www.flowercomputer.com/posts/introduction/index.md) (Flower Computer Co. — 2025-05-14) — Outdated: This May 2025 announcement describes Yuma's launch and related hiring at that time. Yuma has since been sunset, and Flower now focuses on Bog, its current pre-release product. — Reintroducing our company, mission, and current state of affairs