Lukas Werner

After a long pause I brought my beloved Kinesis Advantage2 back to life with a complete transplant.

I did something kinda silly when I ran for president of my ACM chapter.

I’ve started to notice a trend in some of the students I have met through university, a handful that have decided to get really good at software engineering.

I often claim that self hosting is a great learning experience.

I’ve tried to put to paper why I love self-hosting; yet I’ve never been fully able to accurately describe what I love about it.

A little under a year ago I published a post where I had gotten existential crisis about the future of software engineering.

I’ve been struggling with various forms of digital services addiction for years now.

I was working on adding a description generator for mark, my bookmark manager, recently.

In response to The Great Software Quality Collapse: How We Normalized Catastrophe:

I have this feeling every time that I move someplace new.

Transferring schools is a tough process, there can be emotional, financial, environmental, or academic challenges.

I recently tried my hand at these newfangled AI agent tools and color me impressed!

If you live in America and need to complete some basic errands, say going to the grocery store and barber, chances are that you will get into your car to drive 10 to 20 minutes between each location.

I love using Go for HTTP services.

I thought it might be fun to start making reviews of what has happened in each quarter for looking back’s sake.

This is the last of a bi-weekly series that for my Native American Assimilation and Activism class.

This has been the second time my site has accidentally been caught by SEO hype.

This is the fourth in a bi-weekly series that for my Native American Assimilation and Activism class.

There are always new programming languages coming out.

This is the third in a bi-weekly series that for my Native American Assimilation and Activism class.

After attending a resume workshop I decided that I need to shorten some links.

This is the second in a bi-weekly series that for my Native American Assimilation and Activism class.

This is the second in a small series of posts where I’m publishing essays I’ve written but never got around to publishing.

This is the first in a bi-weekly series that I will be publishing for my Native American Assimilation and Activism class.

This is the first in a small series of posts where I’m publishing essays I’ve written but never got around to publishing.

I’m a pretty avid aerc user.

Local-First programming is a set of programming principles that describes how data is managed by a program.

I am a college student in America where there are unfortunately only two email servers that universities use: Google Workplace Gmail and Microsoft Office 365.

So recently I’ve been having more wrist pain typing on my keyboards and figured it was time to actually get a real ergonomic keyboard.

BlasterHacks is the new annual hackathon hosted by the Colorado School of Mines' ACM chapter.

HTMX is a technology that is platform agnostic.

I recently saw a post from a friend of mine about things they hate being asked about being a photographer.

So as of late I’ve been hearing more about these two technologies, templ and HTMX.

Starting college is an amazing experience.

A few months ago I started on a job that heavily utilizes cloud infrastructure.

A few weeks ago I read a blog post from Simon Willison about how LLMs are calculators for words.

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