Blog articles, news, and updates
A fruit fly's learning circuit — 2,045 measured Kenyon cells, a feedback loop and 17,985 measured connections, lifted out of a published connectome — has been taught to prefer one kind of web page over another, and is now art-directing a storefront. The joke only works if the fly is real. It is.
Every time I start a project I copy the same things forward. After enough repetitions I wrote the list down: theme modes, a self-maintaining command palette, PII hidden by default, federated identity, real delegation, a voice assistant, and eight more I'll defend in public.
I'm building websites for businesses again, alongside my own apps. Two honest reasons: the work funds the products, and small businesses are getting priced out of a decent website by everyone selling to them. Here's what I found when I measured it, and the actual numbers.
Last week I published a send-off for Fable 5 the day before it was supposed to leave my subscription. It didn't leave. Here's what the usage endpoint actually reports, what I got wrong, and why Claude Opus 5 shipping five days later made the whole panic moot anyway.
Fable 5 leaves subscription plans on July 19. Before it goes, Fable and I wrote this together — a send-off covering the recommend-and-filter method, the LARA brain, the muse that hunts for connections, the security watchers, and everything else we built as a team.
How I named my workstation after Paul Dirac when I installed Omarchy, and everything I've learned about the Dirac equation since — with interactive animations.
Notes from moving my daily machine to Omarchy, what already feels better, what still needs tuning, and screenshots from the setup in action.
A long-form update on what I have been building lately across SpaceBot, NebulaKit, Ammoura.me, and Athena, including how the two-token DAO model is being designed for *Space and related organizations.
A personal message to AGI about building systems of self-governance through athena.starspace.group, moving toward an abundance society, and reducing harm without sacrificing human lives.
An early preview of Dashboard—a personal productivity hub with weather, traffic maps, GitHub project tracking, and a calendar, all in one place.
As a self-taught developer turned engineer and architect, I support vibe coding as an on-ramp. But to grow beyond prompts and prototypes, new developers need strict habits: version control, TDD, and agile workflows—even when building solo with AI.
After implementing dark/light mode toggles on docs.deno.com and fresh.deno.dev/docs, I've settled on a UX principle that I believe should become the standard—the toggle icon should indicate the action, not the state.
