This Christmas, I decided to build something with electronics for the first time. With a few weeks on and off, I made an "elf on the screen" game, where elves randomly pop up on screens throughout the house, and the goal is to be the one to find the most throughout the month.

Trying out blogging. Thought it'd be nice to have a place where can share my opinions and updates Let me know if you have any feedback or advice!:)
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I don't think research into reasoning models is the endgame of AI.
I believe real progress will be made when the logical thinking is learned by the model itself, and isn't just a neat side effect from its understanding of semantics.

I'm really trying to like bluesky, but for me the biggest problem is honestly the lack of shitposts. Like, everyone here is a bit too civilized. Which is fine when I'm inspired or feelings curious.. but sometimes I'm in a silly goofy mood, and then what?

There's too many terms for people who code nowadays. There's "Software Developer", "Software Engineer", "Software Architect" etc.
Personally from now on I will go by "Software Mastermind".

Just got beat up by eslint when testing my app in production mode. Apparently I never installed the vscode extension on my laptop. Does insurance cover emotional damage?

Bluesky is a huge win for the open source community. And it's a genuinely great product. I love seeing more and more brands move over here.