Blogging in the commons
What would it take to make feed readers awesome in 2026
What would it take to make feed readers awesome in 2026
A year on from writing about the personal dangers of AI, the thing I'm watching isn't delusion, it's optimization -- and what happens to the things that turn out not to be worth optimizing.
Resurrecting an ancient startup concept I worked on like 15 years ago for fun and ... not-profit
LambdaCalculus' talk at DEF CON 34, "The Enshittified Internet and how we can all rewild [it]" was frickin' tremendous and left me shook and feeling all of my deepest nerdy feelings.
I put it down in words why AI worries me. Whenmost people say "AI is dangerous!" they mean things like "it could ruin the economy!" I think there's a less-talked-about danger that is dangerous in the same way a blowtorch is dangerous. TW: pretentious af
Hey kid, wanna watch this 4 hour long video about the development hell of making Duke Nukem Forever?
It only took 30-something years but I finally got added to a webring!
Early experiments with AI by way of Vercel v0.
A directory of every Matter device I could get my hands on, collecting specs and testing notes on devices in a public site.
My big pandemic project: seven feet of poplar, acrylic and 4000 lumens, hanging in a 20-foot entryway.
fpo.fyi — an FPO text generator I still find funny, even after AI made Lorem Ipsum pointless.
A generator that invents action movie titles and release dates. Older than this website.