Spoiler: there aren’t many.

The morn­ings are for deep work.

Wisdom from my grand­mother.

Bonus: why you need to do it too.

You might not ac­tu­ally need it.

I might be start­ing to sound like a bro­ken record.

Chronically un­der­rated, chron­i­cally over-pre­scribed

Where did Harper come from?

How I pre­view my Markdown quickly and re­li­ably.

It’s eas­ier than you think.

How I in­tend to live bet­ter.

It al­most feels wrong. Maybe it is.

Back in my day, we used math for au­to­com­plete.

How I built a soft­ware ren­der en­gine from scratch, and you can too.

It saved me enough time, I had some to share about it.

It did­n’t work for me, and if you read­ing this, it prob­a­bly won’t work for you ei­ther.

An ex­per­i­ment on how to live in a seem­ingly hope­less world.

A pro­posal.

Or: why do­ing things at the last minute ac­tu­ally saves time. I talk about the im­por­tance of shock­ingly fast it­er­a­tion cy­cles and lean man­u­fac­tur­ing.

We look at sev­eral in­ter­est­ing ways com­put­ers gen­er­ate ran­dom num­bers. It may fas­ci­nate you to know that some meth­ods are not truly ran­dom, but only an ap­prox­i­mate.

I built a Wordle solver in Rust to beat my grandma. Follow the jour­ney of how I did, and how I failed.

We go through step-by-step how to build a Discord bot us­ing the Rust Serenity Framework.

A key part of Rust is far bet­ter that what JavaScript has to of­fer.

In which I go through the process of de­sign­ing, build­ing, and test­ing a vec­tor graphic pen plot­ter.