The Too Early Breakpoint
An opinion on why we shouldn't switch to the smallest design too early.
The Too Early Breakpoint
An opinion on why we shouldn't switch to the smallest design too early.
Mobile carriers can get your GPS location
In iOS 26.3, Apple introduced a new privacy feature which limits “precise location” data made available to cellular networks via cell towers. The feature is only available to devices with Apple’s in-house modem introduced in 2025. The announcement1 says https:…
Nef's Professional Showcase
I’m feeling a little down today, so, to cheer myself up, I’ll tell you guys the story of what is possibly the most ridiculous optimization task I ever had to do, I don’t know if someone will learn something from this, but at least maybe someone will get a kick…
GitHub - jonathanyly/freegpt: This Extension injects into the translation page of chatgpt (offical chatgpt page), replacing it with a fully functional (its heavily vibecoded (with chatgpt) im not a frontend dev) chatpgt UI. You can choose the model, system and developer prompt in the settings.
This Extension injects into the translation page of chatgpt (offical chatgpt page), replacing it with a fully functional (its heavily vibecoded (with chatgpt) im not a frontend dev) chatpgt UI. You...
Live Coding with Warp
I'm going to explore the latest features in the most innovative terminal I've seen, Warp! 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5964379138949120
A 9M-parameter Mandarin pronunciation tutor
A tiny on-device speech model to grade Mandarin pronunciation and tones.
PeerWeb - Decentralized Website Hosting
PeerWeb is a revolutionary way to host and share websites using WebTorrent technology. Instead of relying on centralized servers, websites are distributed across a peer-to-peer network, making them censorship-resistant and always available. 🌍✨
Nobody Cares About Your Code
Not only do they not care—they have never cared.
Why We’ve Tried to Replace Data Analytics Developers Every Decade Since 1974
Inspired by Stephan Schwab’s article “Why We've Tried to Replace Developers Every Decade Since 1969”, that story could just as well apply…
A no-bullshit introduction to groups: Part 1.
An algebraic exposition of the basics of abstract algebra. Groups without symmetries.
Learning How to Stop
The internet gave us unlimited opportunities and unlimited people to compare ourselves to. We can build anything, learn anything, become anyone — and yet we've never felt more behind. What if the answer isn't doing more, but finally deciding what's enough?
Direct Current Data Centers
Casey Handmer, Matt Weickert Originally posted at the Terraform Blog. This post explains our current views on how humanity will achieve Kardashev Level 1 status by exploiting the full energy resour…
Building an eBPF Transparent Proxy - jnfrati
A deep dive into building transparent proxies using eBPF, Go, and cgroup hooks to intercept TCP connections at the kernel level.
Steve Turbek: Make It Go! Designing Interactive Graphics with AI Code Help
A short intro for designers on making interactive SVGs with AI help.
Carl Öst Wilkens´ Blog - Why games made by (only) LLM suck
A place for me to vent about my current obsessions.
How Replacing Developers With AI is Going Horribly Wrong
How Replacing Developers With AI is Going Horribly Wrong In recent years, many predicted that artificial intelligence would replace most software developers by the mid-2020s. However, evidence from 2024 and 2025 shows the opposite trend: companies are rehirin…
NVIDIA TileIR Internals: from CuTile to MLIR/LLVM to SASS
Personal website for some random tidbits I work on
RTE - Return to Emacs
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The instruction that turns Claude into a self-improving system
I've been running my personal life through Claude Code for a few weeks now, and one instruction is key to how the whole system works: auto-logging. Inste...
Building a search engine for the ASX
Thoughts on tech, product, and building things.
Surfel-based global illumination on the web
Can we use WebGPU to compute real-time global illumination with surface patches called surfels? Does it look good enough? Is it fast enough? And can we finally construct viable compute-heavy rendering pipelines right here on the open web? Join me on this journ…
How does AI impact skill formation?
Two days ago, the Anthropic Fellows program released a paper called How AI Impacts Skill Formation. Like other papers on AI before it, this one is being treated as proof that AI makes you slower and dumber. Does it prove that?