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The Formative Years
Building an infrastructure toolkit with AI at 3 AM. A story told through commit timestamps.
The Radar Paradox
How License Radar's design emerged from iteration, rejection, and paying attention when something accidentally worked.
Tarkov needs refs
Paintball has them. Sports have them. Tarkov needs them.
John Blow is very smart
Apparently Blow said: the problem with video game cutscenes is game devs don't study the theory around cinematography, or lighting, or blocking, or what even makes a good acting performance, they just …
absolutely fascinating
This is absolutely incredible. I understand (somewhat) the origins, and it’s based on human input (training.) I’ll dig in to that process next.
But right now I’m launching a new art …
the musk grindset
reference previous post ‘hyper multitasking’ and coin similar macro strategy of the musk grindset.
read twitter posts on this day: “rewrote code backend; thank you elon; i’ve …
hyper multitasking
i hereby coin this term if it has not been already.
the contraction changes
I think we have near peak contraction (in computing terms). There is now enough CPU and GPU power to go around. During this time of economic uncertainty, those who use it the best will return the most …
Contraction Across All Industries
It isn’t just technology that is contracting.
Obviously Fed rate hikes impact this…but it isn’t just THAT.
Ubiquitous computing means everyone can start a business.
Anyone starting …
A Problem That Doesn't Exist.
This was said by someone random:
Tiling wms are a textbook example of a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
This was said by me:
It's a feature, not a software.