A look at the tech-minded heart of Kohōpeh, from Astro and Cloudflare to the AT Protocol and the AI ghost helping pull the levers.
I got a Common turtle from Claude Code's deterministic buddy system, so I brute-forced the generation algorithm.
I got a Common turtle from Claude Code's deterministic buddy system, so I brute-forced the generation algorithm.
I got a Common turtle from Claude Code's deterministic buddy system, so I brute-forced the generation algorithm.
In general, I haven't been very outspoken about LLMs in this blog, or in general. For no specific reason other than not using them that much. I'm now revisiting the topic, as I've implemented a few features with the help of Claude Code in Eagle, the little program behind my website.
Yesterday I shared some atmospheric thoughts. One of the ideas was seeing which services do I use now that could be replaced. One of those is bookmarking. There's two main contenders: Margin and Semble.
Last September, I decided to finally give my shot at LLMs for code development. At that point, I had barely used any of the most known LLMs for a serious reason. It's not nine months later, and a lot has changed. With all of the news about Claude 4 and considering I have a work ChatGPT subscription, I decided to give LLMs another try.
Yesterday I used ChatGPT for the first time. Well, that's not true. Let's rephrase: yesterday I used ChatGPT for the first time to actually help me complete a task. A boring tedious task. It did help me complete the task, but I'm still not very convinced on whether it was faster than doing it manually.
Don’t just keep doing the same thing hoping that something is going to change. If you want to truly be creative, try a different tool sometime. You’ll thank yourself.
How caulk became a standard household building and maintenance staple. If you own a house, you probably have a caulking gun lying around.
How the pressure washer revolutionized the way we clean outdoor surfaces—and occasionally, lends itself to creative solutions.
Don't let the neutral status of Switzerland fool you: The Swiss know a thing or two about knives, and the Swiss Army Knife is the height of great design.