Featured post what's this? ✨ Lessons from crawling the web at scale 2026w17 Today I want to provide a project update on Greppr and all of the recent optimizations I have made.
How is the Bun Rewrite in Rust Going? I think it’s important to be very Canny when someone makes a claim that supports a company’s large valuation.
The Strongest El Niño Ever With all the July runs in, dynamical models give a ~90% chance of a record-setting event
PGSimCity · How PostgreSQL Works, in 3D An explorable 3D city that shows how PostgreSQL actually works — backends, shared buffers, WAL, checkpoints, autovacuum and replication, all running live in your browser.
French firefighters face 'pyrocumulonimbus' for first time The gigantic wildfire ravaging southwest France has created an extremely dangerous "pyrocumulonimbus" -- a phenomenon never before seen in the country -- the spokesman for the country's National Firefighters…
How Prototyping Can Help You to Get Buy-In Building prototypes helped get buy-in when roadmaps & design docs failed.
CSV Is Never Just CSV Building CSV Unwrap taught me much less about CSV files than I expected — and much more about data, UX, and engineering.
The Half We Don't Measure Ask companies how AI is going and you'll get usage back. Seats filled, tokens burned, PRs opened. All of it is real, and none of it tells you if a single customer is better off.
How web browsers work - Arnau Camprubí A few years ago, I started going down the rabbithole of browser engines. I wanted to write one, so I started looking for resources. None were as detailed as I had hoped. So, I decided to simply read the official specification (rather, the set of interleav...
You don't hire juniors to do menial chores The delirious rantings of Frederick Vanbrabant. A blog focused on the intersection of Enterprise Architecture, product, and business strategy.
htmx 4: the game HTMX 4.0, the first JavaScript library to release exclusively on the Game Boy® platform! Experience the power of HTMX, now on your favorite portable handheld. Four levels of pickle-collecting excitement. Squish client-side JS down to size, avoid ...
Why $550 Million Medical Debt only Cost $5.5 Million Everyone gets to negotiate on your medical bill. Everyone, except you. One in ten Americans has crushing medical debt, yet the price is totally made up.
Lessons From Building My Own Products as a Freelance Engineer | Mazin Esam What building my own products taught me about MVPs, software quality, product focus, and how I approach freelance software engineering differently.
What Is LLM-as-a-Judge, Really? A Field Guide to the State of the Art in 2026 I wanted to actually understand LLM-as-a-judge instead of nodding along the way I used to with CAP theorem before I’d actually read the paper. So I built a proper research pipeline, tried to find something genuinely novel to say about it, and watched all ...
Lessons from crawling the web at scale 2026w17 Today I want to provide a project update on Greppr and all of the recent optimizations I have made.
What Is LLM Inference, Really? A Deep Technical Walkthrough An Engineer’s annotated tour through what actually happens when you hit send — from bytes to tokens to embeddings to attention to the word your model finally spits out. No skipped steps. No “and then magic happens.”
Code Review Is the Hard Part I don't have an actual solution for this. I'm just saying that the gatekeepers in my universe seem to be in short supply.
Will the RAM crunch force a return to optimisation? | MattCASmith Software bloat went unchecked for decades because memory was cheap. Now it isn't, and consumers can't afford those same specs. Which way the industry turns next depends on values, not just technology.
GrapheneOS protections against data extraction from locked devices - GrapheneOS Discussion Forum GrapheneOS discussion forum
