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Adventures in Machine Vision
A Nat Friedman anecdote about an AI watching him drink water sent me digging for a spare Raspberry Pi. Now a camera and a sensor HAT watch my desk, a self-inflicted panopticon that logs who walks by and what the room is doing.
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Farfield
Five small Go services, single binaries, content-addressed records, running on my homelab. The new backend for the site.
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I Got a Common Turtle
I got a Common turtle from Claude Code's deterministic buddy system, so I brute-forced the generation algorithm.
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Replacing a Rabbit's Brain: Connecting the R1 to Hermes
I replaced the OpenClaw agent on my R1 with Hermes, running locally on a MacBook Pro.
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OpenClaw and the Rabbit R1
I got my Rabbit R1 talking to my Pinata-hosted agent. The agent did most of the work.
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Koios: Memory, Feedback, and Containment
Autonomous agent with persistent memory inspired by classical theory of mind
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Notes on using a PDS as Content Infrastructure
Content addressing with normal web requests, identity baked in, delivery over boring HTTPS.
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Whats the $POINTS?
$POINTS was deployed on December 13th, 2023 and made a lot of people very angry
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My office as entropy
Turning my office's environmental data into verifiable randomness.
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Take Your Network With You
Bring your home network anywhere with the tiny Beryl AX router.
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Single-origin deployment with bhvr
Fried my Pi using a 10V solar panel without a buck converter.
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Breaking the AI in Parallax
Parallax turns text-based mystery into a challenge for curious hackers. I broke it with simple jailbreaks, extracting character secrets that.
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Create and Use Farcaster Signers
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Code and Cloth
Reject the arena, return to the loom.
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Pure Internet: no-html
A minimalist web experiment using plain text on Bluesky storage, proving websites don't need HTML/CSS/JS.
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Scalability → Buildability
True scalability is making the next feature easier than the last.
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Who Really Wants Carbon Offsets?
Sometimes the best insights come from being wrong.
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AndreiBot-3000
Aspiration secretly pioneered AI content testing in 2020 using GPT-2, with a system trained on approved marketing to expand A/B testing.
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orbz dot com
StumbleUpon nostalgia sparked a new discovery tool: orbz.
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Pure Internet: office---space
Transforming a spare Pi Zero 2 W and Waveshare Environment HAT into a sensor hub that records environmental data every 60 seconds to.
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Test
Friday, December 12th. Courtesy of the DoD.
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Pure Internet: Feral
A Raspberry Pi Zero W solar-powered "feral server" running a lightweight Hono app exposed via Cloudflare Tunnels, with location-aware.
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Pure Internet: Bluesky
Exploring non-standard web hosting via Bluesky's AT Protocol, a content-addressable system similar to IPFS that can serve as a minimalist.
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Pure Internet: NFC
HTML, CSS & minimal JS combined with NFC tech to create serverless web experiences.
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Pure Internet
"Pure internet" is a playful joke about browser-served content, inspired by 90s simplicity and a desire to make web publishing less complex.
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Shitposting Towards a Pizza Oven
Automated YouTube Shorts about pizza lead viewers to shouldibuyagozney.com with its one-word answer: "yes." The algorithm grows daily.
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Case Study: Migrating Ice Barrel to Shopify
Ice Barrel's migration from WooCommerce to Shopify yielded impressive results: 165% higher conversion rates, faster load times, and their.
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Generate a new private key
Create wallet addresses quickly with OpenSSL: just run `openssl rand -hex 32` to generate a secure private key. Remember to keep it safe!
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Onchain Hit Counter
Blockchain-powered hit counters revive nostalgic web elements by storing visitor counts on Ethereum testnets, a quirky solution making the.
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Revisiting Obsidian as a CMS, again
Obsidian as CMS: Using YAML frontmatter and GitHub's GraphQL API to create a free, flexible publishing system for markdown content that.
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Case Study: Rebuilding Opul on Framer
Comprehensive WordPress to Framer migration completed in two months, boosting conversion rates by 50% while giving Opul's team control over.
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Revisiting Obsidian as a CMS
A home-built publishing system using Obsidian for writing, GitHub for storage, and Next.
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Sourdough
Growing up near San Francisco, I enjoyed quality sourdough.
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Deploy html on Replit
Replit is great but lacks HTML deployment.
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Mint thyself
Zora's HTML editions let you mint internet content on blockchain, stored on IPFS for permanence.
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Feels Like Summer
A perfect Father's Day with my twins and three kids total. Summer has finally arrived and it feels just right.
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AI-Legion on BlueSky
Exploring how autonomous LLMs can manage social profiles on Bluesky, integrating AI-Legion with the open protocol to handle posts, likes, and more.
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Case Study: Building Tornado's Growth Engine
At Tornado, I engineered growth systems that boosted customer count 390%, revenue 800%, and engagement 1,000% while reducing acquisition.
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The Sovereign Feed
RSS offers decentralized content control in an algorithm-driven web.
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Obsidian as a CMS
Obsidian as CMS: Git-based system using timestamps, GitHub sync, Cloudflare for assets, and NextJS for display, edit anywhere with automatic.
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Case study: Aspiration's CRM platform
Two years running CRM and lifecycle at Aspiration. A platform migration, first-party analytics, and campaigns that lifted lead conversion 53%.
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Flatframe
Aerial photography technique capturing motion in a static frame (like waves or crowds) using stationary drone footage between 10-60 seconds.
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