September 20, 2026

Is it a clanker writing this blog?

No. I've been messing around with AI-generated blog posts, and the text doesn't seem to go anywhere, but supporting images sometimes can be worked with. I'm aware of how this difference in taste may show that I'm a...

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August 18, 2026

How I lend my computer to coding agents

Last edited on August 18th, 2026. Since the end of 2025 that automatically generating useful code can be unlocked by giving large language models (LLMs) the tools and resources to work in loops, specially if these...

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May 25, 2026

Ambiguous Intelligence

As an increasing part of coding, LLMs (large language models) aren't another layer of abstraction, but a level of ambiguity that you can work with to incorporate something you do know with something you don't. This can...

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May 20, 2026

Just using a chat app for my to-dos

No matter how you structure it, managing a to-do list is in itself a recurring item on your to-dos. I'm not a productivity expert, but I've learned from those books that writing down a good next action is essential for...

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May 3, 2026

Where's the new AI infrastructure?

Seems reasonable to say that AI is in a railway mania bubble, the kind where there is too much hype for a technology that actually has decisive long-term value. But if so, where's the decentralised infrastructure that...

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March 18, 2026

Install your own data breach

Three steps for a modern-day data breach: • give data you don't want someone else to know to some automated process • let that automation have a way to send that data out • ignore how this can be triggered by people you...

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March 17, 2026

Cooking with functions

If you start coding as a kid, you can experience a lot of time where you're wrong about programming because you aren't ready to understand fundamental concepts. Especially if, like me, you learn how to code by yourself,...

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March 3, 2026

Stay safe online: pull, don't get pushed

As digital crime keeps increasing, the biggest offenders aren't doing advanced technical attacks. Criminals are mostly just scamming people into doing what they want. They are particularly targeting companies and keep...

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February 1, 2026

Chat GPT wrote your code, what else is missing?

The world has a lot more code now, since large language models (LLMs) can easily generate it. As the CEO of Anthropic Dario Amodei has predicted, AI is probably writing 90% of all the code in the world. But does that...

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December 19, 2025

The AI doom under our control

This list of things computers can do probably won't surprise you: • Learn what you tell them. • Apply instructions when needed. • Remember and read numbers. • Add, subtract, multiply, divide, and round off. • Look at a...

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