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583 active days and 14,111 XP: my Math Academy progress, with XP-equivalent time and an estimate of actual study time.
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Being in control of your coding LLM is crucial, but control has a price.
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Bulls and bears agree the technology is real—they disagree on the clocks.
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Pressing go: watching 1+1 run on the machine, tick by tick, until the ALU produces the 2 and it lands in the memory cell that is x.
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How instruction bits are wired straight into the machinery: the program counter, the anatomy of an instruction, and memory-mapped I/O.
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How a clock and the data flip flop give a pile of logic gates time and memory: registers, RAM, and the heartbeat of the machine.
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Following the 1s and 0s into hardware: adders built from logic gates, every gate built from NANDs, and the transistor at the bottom.
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How 1+1 in a high-level language is ground down into binary machine code: compiler, VM translator, and assembler.
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A new paper proves that sycophantic LLMs cause users to spiral into false beliefs — even perfectly rational ones.
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Interactive treemaps showing LLM exposure for every occupation in the Netherlands and Europe, inspired by Karpathy's US job market visualizer
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An interactive unit circle tool for building intuition instead of memorising trig values
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Building a computer from NAND gates to a working OS
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How I overcame my fear of mathematics and fell in love with learning again
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How I made this website with Cursor.
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Why I believe cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are bad for society.
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A thought experiment exploring whether adding a 'craft master' role to Scrum could empower developers.
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A workshop on systems thinking presented at the MiXiT conference in Lyon.
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A curated list of books, websites, tools, videos and courses on systems thinking.
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Lessons learned from co-founding and running Glio, a small software consultancy.
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An alternative to fixed bid and time-and-materials contracts for software projects: fixed budget, scope controlled.
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Real failure hurts.
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A review of the book Exploring Everyday Things with R and Ruby — a fun whirlwind tour of using Ruby and R to prod at a variety of problems.