Field notes on a pocket universe
How much joy, and how much accidental engineering, you get from refusing to stop playing with a rule you can learn in a minute.
How much joy, and how much accidental engineering, you get from refusing to stop playing with a rule you can learn in a minute.
A 24-hour orrery of an AI second-brain: every autonomous loop orbiting the journal it reads and writes
An interactive walkthrough of ForkHub's sync → analyze → digest pipeline: discover forks, skip unchanged ones, classify changes into scored signals with an agent, cluster convergent divergences, and compose a filtered digest.
How a colony of two-line-of-code ants can find food around a maze — and why, surprisingly, the intelligence lives in the floor and not the feet.
Five comparison sorts, taken one step at a time, then run together at full speed.
How a simple estimate transforms a blind search into a guided one — and why the guarantee holds.
How the cost of a photograph fell to zero, and every product built along the way
I was talking with a friend the other day about how learning the basics of game development did so much more for my understanding of linear algebra than any exercise in a class ever did. This is a short artifact to help show and explore some of the concepts.
Interactive comparison of accessibility-debt trajectories with and without @accesslint/jest's ratchet, driven by a configurable leakage rate.
Heard about shaders but always wondered how they work? This artifact walks you through an interactive essay through a few lessons to learn the basics of how they work and where to go next.