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TeaFlon (Part 3): Compiling the Code in a Physics Simulator
In the previous posts, we designed the architecture of TeaFlon and wrote the raw source code—a 408-character string of amino acids combining a PTFE-degrading enzyme (The Destroyer) with a sticky biomaterials tag (The Hook).
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Learning to Let Go: Leveraging PostgreSQL’s Autovacuum for IVM
When building an extension for a massive, decades-old database like PostgreSQL, the first instinct of many modern developers is to try and outsmart the system.
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TeaFlon Part 2: The Swarm Architecture and Biomineralization
Artist’s rendition of the TeaFlon Swarm: Blue “Destroyer” proteins binding to the dark Teflon chain, while white Amelogenin nanospheres capture the glowing green fluoride ions.
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TeaFlon Part 1: Designing a Synthetic Enzyme to Digest Teflon
This is a live-log of my journey into synthetic biology, learning how to engineer novel proteins with AI.
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Vibe Coding Postgres Extensions with pgrx
The Vibe Coding Philosophy Writing a database extension used to feel like performing open-heart surgery with a butter knife.
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Spiral: An Experiment in Geometry-Aware Storage for PostgreSQL
A Personal Journey into Database Internals I should start with a confession: I am not a math expert, nor am I a core PostgreSQL developer.
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MCP and Fast: Grepping SQL Code Like a Boss Part 2
Two years ago, I gave a talk at Lambda Days 2024 titled “Grepping SQL Code like a boss”.
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Where is your mind?
I see there’s an infinite cognitive unload now that we can proxy everything to LLMs.
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No Excuses
This is my personal take — and I know it’s an intense one.
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Saving LLM Tokens with Fast: AST Folding & Dependency Free
If you’ve been following my progress with the Fast gem, you probably know I’m a big fan of exploring code with Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) and using them to search and refactor code like a boss.