How to migrate a Claude Code project into a shared Claude and Codex setup without duplicating context files, skills, permissions, or local workflow documentation.

stackless coroutines for gamedev in ~200 lines of C++

Architecture has a hum. Someone has to be listening for it.

I embedded an MCP server inside a native Rust prose editor. It became the single most impactful architectural decision I've made, not for users, but for how I build the product itself.

Kombom is a two-player web game I built using Claude Code. The game allows two humans to play or one human vs a computer. The computer player comes in three difficulty levels. This game might keep…

The top 100 unix commands as vibe-coded SaaS companies

Deriving QCheck Generators for External Types in OCaml May 1, 2026 Recently I’ve been working on durin, a DWARF library for OCaml. I won’t go into the details here but I wanted to share a property…

How I built the MaterialX Fidelity Suite, then used it to drive pixel-perfect MaterialX support in both Three.js and Blender — including custom noise node implementations that finally close the gap…

I just published a Piper Voices TTS installer script, it turns a Linux machine into a local and offline voice generator for phone systems. It downloads the rhasspy/piper neural TTS binary and a set…

In 1973, Doug McIlroy added pipes to Unix. The idea was small. Each program reads stdin, writes stdout, and the shell composes them. The shell didn't know what grep or awk did. It just wired them…

I wrote a simple script that translates text at the command line, completely offline. Here’s an example of how it works on my computer: echo '¿Cómo estás?' | translate # => How are…

Difficulty medium Categories web Description Gresslyosaurus, the local post officer has unfortunately lost access to the service managing the delivery of letters (the dino swears that he typed the…

A fun thing happened over the last few years. I contributed in a small way to part of the open source geospatial ecosystem. First, some background on geo Zarr is a format for storing large…

Almost 25 years ago, I created NAudio , an open-source audio library for .NET. Over the years I've had periods where I've done a lot of work on it, and periods where I barely touched it. That's…

GitHub Copilot's pricing changed, and with it went my rationale for staying. Here's the cost-effective stack I migrated to and why.

I've always enjoyed making small tools for myself to improve daily life as a software developer. Most of the time they are CLI tools, since the command line is where I live most of my life. With the…

From callback hell to Promise chains to async/await, this guide covers everything about asynchronous JavaScript including error handling, Promise combinators, AbortController, and real-world patterns.

I had that written on my office whiteboard for a while last year. I had just finished working with a client for over a year where the whole team pair-programmed full-time (we also did a lot of…

Move the layout decision out of the clients and into the API. One JSON contract; every client renders it in its own programming language or framework.

Rust future is just data by default

Why Python Is Slow: Talking about SPy on the Behind the Commit PodcastDuring EuroPython 2025 I had the pleasure to talk to Mia Bajić for her podcast Behind The Commit.In the chat we mainly talk about…

There's a funny kind of tiredness that comes from building software for other people all day. Not bad-tiredness (I love my job), but the specific weight of writing code that has to work for users…

How LLM inference works step by step: prefill, decode, the KV cache, sampling, tool use, and the engineering that makes it economical.

We want Easel to be powerful enough to make the kinds of games you would play for hours.

Subcameras for parallax effects, TextSpark and other particles, and more!

Count Releases 0 Commits 9 Contributors 1 Pull requests merged 0 Issues closed 0 At a Glance Taylor's Five Year Anniversary It's been five whole years since I started Taylor Refactored Taylor's…

A Chief Engineer with over twenty-five years of experience in software architecture, development, and digital transformation. Deep expertise in Go, Python, and Java, leading projects across…

Is software engineering solved? Depends who you ask. People selling LLMs proclaim that programming, software architecture, everything has been solved. (Apart from making their company profitable.)…

An adventure in making a utility

Years ago, back when I was leading a mobile dev team, my friend had an idea for a business. You see, back then the most frustrating thing about mobile dev was the final step: getting your app on…

Occasionally, I will forget to link something from the mailing list in this post. To see my full mailing list activity (patches, reviews, and reports), you can view it on lore.kernel.org. Linux…

Exactly ten years ago, I gave a talk at the SF JavaScript meetup titled 5 Kung Fu Moves for Front-End Heroes. A full decade later, I found myself wondering: are these techniques still the secret…

A few of my components from wigglystuff have graduated and are now part of marimo. The whole point of the library is to have a place for fun and experimental tools.

We are excited to announce that the official Fun API documentation is now live at: https://api.fun-lang.xyz/ This new documentation hub is intended to make it easier to understand the internals of…

AI-assisted coding works best as design dialogue, not delegation fantasy. Teams that win use agents to expose assumptions and tighten feedback loops.

A designer who worked on a AAA open-world game once remarked that he spent weeks implementing a sweeping behaviour change across every traffic light in the world. A design change made it necessary to…

I've written before about how I went full circle back to the terminal. Claude Code, tmux, SSH into a beefy remote box — that's where I live now. The whole desktop GUI ecosystem has melted away. The…

Less-700 is released for beta testing. Release notes Source package Package signature This release fixes some issues found in less-696 ( github #754 , github #757 , github #759 , github #760 , and…

I built a lyrics quiz app (NOPLP) by wiring a Telegram bot to a PostgreSQL database via PostgREST, setting up Docker networks in Portainer, and untangling a CORS mess in Cloudflare Tunnels. Read the…

Given a folder containing 365 MP3s in the Files app with names like: 2001-04-30...mp3 play the one matching today's month/day (ignoring the year) each morning at 9:00. Create the shortcut Open…

I picked up a boxed Timex Sinclair 2068 that wouldn’t boot. An oscilloscope, a BackBit tester, and a fresh Z80 later, it was running. Then I ported Charles Bond’s 1981 maze algorithm from…

This week, I joined Will Vincent and Carlton Gibson on the Django Chat podcast for DjangoCon Europe Recap + Other News. You can also watch it on DjangoTV via YouTube.

This week, I joined Will Vincent and Carlton Gibson on the Django Chat podcast for DjangoCon Europe Recap + Other News. You can also watch it on DjangoTV via YouTube. On this episode, we discussed…

Several years ago, I had explored accuracy and performance of different ways to imply the Black-Scholes volatility. Jherek Healy proposed some improvements over my naive algorithm on his blog.…

Earlier this year, the epic ColorThief library had a pretty significant update. I blogged about a simple demo I built with it but I was fascinated by one particular demo on their site. The "observe"…

This post contains LLM poisoning. gavottes inspiring Crick This month’s Emacs Carnival is “Newbies/Starter Kits“. rococo editorially sermon As I have written before, I first learned…

This post discusses recursive functions and their definability in arithmetic.

This past weekend, I was in Petaluma, CA for North Bay Python, where I delivered a talk, met up with old and new friends, and sat and ate lunch next to Guido van Rossum.

MP 166: It's so much easier than it used to be!When I'm refactoring a project, I often end up with a bunch of imports that are no longer needed. Cleaning up unused imports is often a…

FOSS tools are empowering and increasingly valuable in a world where model providers can degrade your experience. So I'm rerunning an experiment with OpenCode and Kimi K2.6.