Lars Milz

I recently read Der Zorn des Oktopus (“The Wrath of the Octopus”) by Dirk Rossmann and Ralf Hoppe, a novel in which a quantum computer is built to predict chaotic systems.

I have spent the last few weeks building a small mini-STL in C++.

Everything in my second brain lives in one repository: Zettelkasten notes, a compiled wiki, journal entries, C++ projects, Rust libraries, Bazel build files, blog drafts.

Since school I have had a problem with notes.

I got into the habit of wrapping C libraries before I start working with them.

I recently bought myself an STM32 Nucleo microcontroller board to play around with.

Background Over the past few weeks I ran into a familiar problem: my personal projects started to feel like work.

Cal Newport writes about knowledge work.

Background Story It was a relaxed evening on vacation.

The Test That Never Ran Let me be clear upfront: this isn’t about “Rust is better than C.”