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A photograph taken in Zeist, Netherlands
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A side-project that analyzes diplomatic relationships through speeches during the 2024 UN General Assembly.
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A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
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A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
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A photograph taken in Domburg, Netherlands
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A photograph taken in Domburg, Netherlands
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A photograph taken in Siciliy, Italy
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A photograph taken in Sicily, Italy
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A photograph taken in Sicily, Italy
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A photograph taken in Sicily, Italy
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A photograph taken in Bilthoven, Netherland
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A gallery showing all my generative art projects in one place.
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A photograph taken in Bilthoven, Netherlands
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A photograph taken in Bilthoven, Netherlands
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An experiment with GenAI to automate manual tasks in creating a critical edition of Joost van den Vondel's correspondence.
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An interactive data visualization project exploring how land is used across the Netherlands, highlighting the distribution of agriculture, nature reserves, urban areas, and infrastructure throughout the country.
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By using the randomness, AI can generate more surprising and engaging text, similar to how some human thinkers benefit from unconventional approaches.
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For this article I used Llama3 to analyze GPT-4 tokens, revealing a strong bias towards English and code.
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Large Language Models like ChatGPT and CoPilot have a dual role in simplifying and complicating software development.
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Imagining the Netherlands in 2100, this page provides an overview of the impacts of climate change.
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Tutorial on how to display real-time CO2 measurements from an Aranet4 monitor on my website using a Raspberry Pi.
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I read "Elder Race" by Adrian Tchaikovsky, a sci-fi novel that explores the concept that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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Visualizing the weather anomalies in rainfall, sunshine and temperature in the Netherlands using data from the Dutch Meteorological Institute (KNMI).
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Moving away from the structured Git Flow to a more continuous approach with only one main branch.
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A git alias to show a standup log for the specified author
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A photograph taken in Zeeland, Netherlands
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A photograph taken in Zeeland, Netherlands
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A photograph taken in Vosges, France
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About the routerLink directive and how to make sure it's accessible
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Adding a dark theme to my website using NextJS 13 and React Server Components
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During the pandemic, I worked on a side project to help parents create lessons for their kids, but it was too time-consuming to create those lessons.
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My arguments in favor of eating less meat.
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I asked ChatGPT to write a blog post about its impact on the way developers write code.
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Regenesis: Feeding the World without Devouring the Planet.
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A tutorial for Livebook, an interactive coding notebook for the Elixir programing language.
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Stop using rm -rf node_modules, use Trash instead.
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Using jq to decode JWT tokens from the command line.
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A snippet I use to setup the aliases and global git config on new machines.
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Part 2 of my tutorial creating "live cursors" as seen in Figma.
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A snippet to parse the git hash from the command line and add it as an environment variable to a Next.js app.
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Add a stand with Ukraine banner using this TailwindCSS snippet
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Some advice from the Stoic philosopher Seneca for workers returning to the office after the pandemic.
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A bash script that deletes all local branches not found on the remote.
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A tutorial for creating live cursors as seen in Figma.
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Why it's better to be kind than to be clean.
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With the official mix task it has become very easy to add Tailwind to any Phoenix project.
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How the ordering of functions can make component files easier to read.
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It's something you easily forget, but it's easy and looks so much better.
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Nice looking radios and checkboxes with native css styling
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A React hook that uses localStorage (or sessionStorage) to persist component state.