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  1. E-ballot for Toastmasters speech contests

    I spent the last few months building and field-testing a digital ballot system for Toastmasters speech contests, and I’m ready to talk about it in public.

  2. New Toastmasters Tech: E-Ballot & Transparent Contest Judging

    I joined Brendan O’Sullivan on the Toastmasters World Tour podcast to talk about the e-ballot system, the year of getting it approved and tested, and where I want to take it next — including the harder fight I haven’t started yet: making judging transpare…

  3. E-Ballot System for Toastmasters Speech Contests

    A mobile-first digital ballot system that replaces paper judging at Toastmasters speech contests.

  4. Beyond obsolesce: Working for robots

    In a future where artificial intelligence plays an increasingly dominant role in our lives, the traditionally feared narrative of humans being replaced by machines might not be the end scenario.

  5. Working for robots

    I self-host some of my git repositories to keep sovereignty and independence from large Internet corporations.

  6. What motivated the recent publishing spree?

    I admire people that write blog posts.

  7. A minimalist Re-frame for ParenScript

    After giving ParenScript another chance I became hopeful of the possibilities for front-end development in Common Lisp.

  8. AI in Europe - regulated to irrelevance

    Europe is regulating itself into irrelevance in the digital space.

  9. Render checkmk's views on Emacs

    As demonstrated in a previous post , you can query checkmk from Emacs1.

  10. Giving ParenScript another chance

    I like programming in Common Lisp.

  11. Tracking your packages with org-mode

    Emacs is more than my favorite text editor, it is building material.

  12. Query checkmk's livestatus with Emacs

    Checkmk1 is an IT monitoring software.

  13. Shavian: The better English script

    English has the worst spelling I know of.

  14. Killing the Bitcoin Lightning experiment

    A while ago, I got all excited around the idea of Bitcoin as art .

  15. Regulating Technology

    A technology survives as long as it serves a solution in a better way than the problems it adds.

  16. From political candidates to job-seekers, humans under selection pressure often try to gain opportunities by hiding their true motivations.

  17. The Law by Frédéric Bastiat

    There is nothing like the filter of time.

  18. Ars magna

    Various projects in the blockchain space, particularly around the Cardano ecosystem.

  19. Org-cv

    Org-mode backend exporters for generating a Curriculum Vita using some \(\LaTeX\) templates, or exporting to markdown for your hugo blog.

  20. Upgrading this blog again

    Web development is the skill that irritates me the most.

  21. Preventing the collapse of civilization again

    This is NOT a talk about how AI could take over the world and enslave humans, enough dramatic news, policies, and sci-fi novels tell that story.

  22. Preventing the collapse of civilization

    This is NOT a talk about how AI could take over the world and enslave humans, enough dramatic news, policies, and sci-fi novels tell that story.

  23. Setup up a Bitcoin Lightning point of sale in Common Lisp

    Because I can, I recently added support for testnet Bitcoin Lightning payments into this website.

  24. Bitcoin is art

    Bitcoin is this strange thing I don’t fully understand.

  25. Why colorize terminal output when you can colorize on the reader?

    Colorful text is a must, because we are visual creatures.

  26. Preventing the collapse of civilization

    I stumbled upon this talk by Jonathan Blow on YouTube and I must share it.

  27. Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm - Bitcoin & Haskell

    The previous posts covered mathematical curiosities.

  28. Elliptic Curves on Finite Fields - Bitcoin & Haskell

    When merging the last two posts, I immediately run into serious difficulties.

  29. Elliptic Curves - Bitcoin & Haskell

    In this series of posts I’m solving the exercises of Programming Bitcoin1 in Haskell, I’m learning Bitcoin and Haskell in one go.

  30. Finite Fields - Bitcoin & Haskell

    Bitcoin’s price has gone crazy up, and now I’m really responsible for learning it.

  31. Why swim in a river at 0°C?

    There are plenty of reasons: Get out of your comfort zone, build character, discover your limits.

  32. Getting started with bitcoin

    Bitcoin is all over the news, this time with big investors pouring money into it, a global pandemic that put the economy on hold, and governments printing money like crazy.

  33. Guile macros - avoiding code duplication when interfacing to notmuch

    When working on the interface to notmuch I stumbled upon the case where iterating over messages and iterating over filenames produced the same code structure only changing the functions being used.

  34. Managing my email with Guile - interfacing to notmuch's C library

    Manually creating the bindings for a sizable C program is a lot of work, also it is not very rewarding.

  35. Guile's Foreign Function Interface - linking to notmuch

    On the previous post I covered how I can call external programs as new processes and interact with their inputs or outputs.

  36. Managing my email with Guile - A shell script alternative

    Most of the pre-processing work of my emails was already solved with a combination of a bash script, which uses the notmuch cli and the python package afew .

  37. Attachment files in plain text accounting

    I have been using ledger to keep track of my expenses.

  38. Fun with Rofi and Guile - A minimal habit tracker

    In my personal project to learn LISP, I decided to try GNU Guile .

  39. My cloud, I rule my data and I rule how I communicate

    In this workshop I teach how to use the sovereign project.

  40. Capacity Management based on Monitoring data

    This article is in German.

  41. How To Escape Poverty? - Is Your Thinking Keeping You Poor?

    I stumbled upon this talk by Douglas Kruger on YouTube.

  42. Nerd Humor: English - The torture of the conqueror

    On November 16th 2019, I held a short humorous speech at the Wordstock festival in Nuremberg-Germany.

  43. English - The torture of the conqueror

    This is a short humorous speech for the Wordstock Festival.

  44. Me as of today

    Hello everyone, I’m starting a new section of my life and I want to engage on new projects.

  45. My talk at the 18. Augsburger Linux-Infotag 2019

    I have always been a Free Software fan and I’m always happy to participate in events where I meet like minded people.

  46. Monitoring bees and more

    Held in German, this talk shows how to use Checkmk and about an interesting use case about it flexibility when it is configured to monitory bee colonies and their honey production.

  47. Vanadium dioxide (VO\(_2\)) is a material that undergoes an insulator–metal transition upon heating above 340 K.

  48. Bornhack 2018

    How do you take your summer holidays?

  49. Forgetting - Our filter for the irrelevant

    I just stumbled upon this article: To Remember, the Brain Must Actively Forget | Quanta Magazine , and it served me as quite a confirmation bias.

  50. It's not about having a backup, but being sure the backup works

    Since I discovered BorgBackup (short: Borg) I have felt way more confident about my backups.