Dead Letters

I just recently moved into a new flat.

This is a more coherent version of my earlier thought dump.

A few weeks ago I wrote about The Plumber With A Skeleton Key, where I argued that giving fully autonomous AI agents unrestricted access to your machine is roughly as sensible as handing a random stranger on the street the keys to your house, your car, and

I feel like I'm watching the death of the craft that I've admired and wanted to master since I was young.

The Slopinator 9000 The Slopinator 9000 is satire.

If you hire a plumber to fix a leak in your basement, would you give them a skeleton key to every room in your house and the combination to the safe in your bedroom?

I archived my decade old Windows install I've been moving from machine to machine since my school years, and installed PopOS on my main machine now (previously had Linux on a removable SSD).

Launched with the promise of enhancing transparency and efficiency in the 2024 Presidential Elections, SIREKAP aimed to leverage Optical Character and Mark Recognition (OCR / OMR) technology to accurately and easily count ballots for a live quick count.

Recently, I’ve been reading and trying to implement geofencing on Android.

In this problem we use the A* pathfinding algorithm to traverse a maze.