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I built a tiny browser game called SuperShopaholic — "the award-winning experience of wanting more." You steer an infinite shopping cart through an infinite mall, swooping falling goods into a cart that never fills. There is no finish line. There never was. The speed only ever increases. I had this idea for a while, my …
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About 15 years ago I built an Android binaural beat generator by porting SBaGen (Jim Peters' legendary C program, GPLv2) to native Android via OpenSL ES on an ancient NDK. This summer I thought about how hard could it be to revive it on a modern stack — Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, GitLab CI — expecting the whole thing to …
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I have a pile of scanned sketchbook pages from my xotu project. Each scan has a handwritten date and title in the corner. Organizing 81+ scans by hand is tedious, so I wrote a Python script that uses a vision model to read the handwriting and sort everything into named directories automatically. Figure 1: One of the …
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I had a funny dialogue with the Bloom model, using petals.ml, which is interesting because its a collaborative framework where you share GPU acceleration and partition large models in smaller partitions, and help each other out with running the model. Of course ChatGpt is all the rage now, but I find this dialogue …
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in 2018 i was given the oportunity to join the new department jobtech with devops. the new assignment had many interesting properties: working with opensource open data build services for 3rd parties to add to the common good jobtech is organized in teams that are given a great deal of autonomy. this sits well with …
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