Posts by Kristian Muñiz

When you learn about someone else's misfortune, you are reminded of your own vulnerability.

In my previous post, I shared Microsoft's AICI a very clever way of controlling the LLM inference process through portable, efficient, sandboxed WASM-based virtual machines.

A team at Microsoft unveiled AICI: The Artificial Intelligence Controller Interface (AICI) lets you build Controllers that constrain and direct output of a Large Language Model (LLM) in real time.

OpenAI's DevDay is coming up on November 6, 2023 and I'm excited to see what they announce.

Recently, I introduced modal editing to printloop.dev through a feature I call QQ – it stands for "quick question" and is pronounced "cue-cue".

The amount of hate you have for a trait in yourself is proportional to the amount of hate you have for that same trait in other people. h(x, y): |hate| in {x} for {y} t(x, y): |trait|{x} in {y} a(x): |amount| of {x} T: any Y: |you| O: |other people| A:…

It is no secret that I've been very enthusiastic about The Commercial NLP Renaissance a.k.a.

I'm developing a new, secret hobby project.

While trying to solve a problem at work, a coleague and I found out about the :scope pseudo-class.

I've been looking for a lightweight workflow to post to my site for a while.

I've been using the same old profile picture since 2016.

Every once in a while I am faced with a challenge that sparks my curiosity more than others.

Inspired by GitHub's pretty sweet post about their Open Graph images framework, I decided to try to build something similar for my site (at a smaller scale, obviously!).

From the Windows Central article: Microsoft is building a universal Outlook client for Windows and Mac that will also replace the default Mail & Calendar apps on Windows 10 when ready. [...]

Wow, what a mess of a year!

Zoom has screwed up time and time again.

From Dark Sky's Blog – Dark Sky Has a New Home: Today we have some important and exciting news to share: Dark Sky has joined Apple.

I am not a regular open source contributor.

Hello there!

Almost every weekend for the past couple of months I've been working on a new hobby project: Minimo – an elegant, simplified new tab page for your web browser.

Note: This is an archived post I recovered from my old blog.