I run Frigate to record security cameras and detect people, cars, and animals when in view. My current Frigate server runs on a Raspberry Pi CM4 and a Coral TPU plugged in via USB.
Raspberry Pi offers multiple AI HAT+'s for the Raspberry Pi 5 with built-in Hai…
Exactly one year ago this Valentine’s Day, I started development on Around The World. Let’s look back on the past, but more importantly, look forward at what’s still ahead.
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How did we do it before ChatGPT? How did we write full sentences, connect ideas into a coherent arc, solve problems that had no obvious answer? We thought. That's it. We simply sat with discomfort lon
This piece contains spoilers for Halt and Catch Fire. Halt and Catch Fire is one of my favorite TV shows of all time. During quarantine, I binged all four seasons in a week and was immediately struck by its themes of human connection — the desire for it,…
In the 1980s, economist Robert Solow made an observation that reminded economists of today’s AI boom: “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.”
Anthropic's red team found 500+ critical vulnerabilities with Claude. But they focused on maintained software. The scarier problem is the long tail that nobody will ever patch.
Sam Altman got his man. Not only to compete with Anthropic’s Claude Code, but also to show the world what is possible with Codex. And at the same time, he got a brand-new story to tell about …
Coding agents can ship faster than humans can understand. This essay explores cognitive debt, fog-of-war code ownership, and the tradeoff between velocity and deep system understanding.
Almost everyone systematically under-allocates resources to the fat tails. We tend to spend most of our time and energy thinking about the middle, because we see the world through a bell curve lens, and most of the area in a bell curve is in the middle. But in…
We're seeing an explosion in AI coding agents that enable people to write software faster than ever. That shifts the bottleneck from writing code to choosing and validating what to build next.
My residential internet gateway is a two-in-one optical network terminal (ONT) and home router. The gateway is configurable only through a web interface my ISP controls and they, unsurprisingly, expose very few gears and knobs for me to play with. This must be…
I bought a robot vacuum and went down a path of understanding how wi-fi enabled devices can cross a line of security and privacy. In doing so, I figured out how we can keep our devices secure and isolated to our own private networks while still being able to o…
A step-by-step guide to running Obsidian, Claude Code, and Happy CLI on a DigitalOcean droplet so you can access your AI-powered second brain from your phone.
On Friday, July 18th, 2025, the Arch Linux team was notified that three AUR packages had been uploaded that contained malware. A few maintainers including myself took care of deleting these packages, removing all traces of the malicious code, and protecting ag…
Software engineering has changed forever. We're far from reaching AI-assisted programming's final form, but it's already clear that the majority of code produced will no longer involve a human typing it out. For some people that's an uncontroversial and obviou…
Sorting is one of the most studied problems in computer science. Every language ships a built-in sort, and for most applications, picking the right one ...
Dave Rupert's Magic Words names a thing I've been stewing on. Skills, MDC rules, and system prompts are all incantations. We write them, ship them, a...