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This is not how most people use them, but there is a way for LLM agents to bring your mind and fingers closer to the code instead of further away, so that you feel more practiced, not out-of-touch.
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Calls to Action Read the draft protocol and tell cmart your comments.
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By this, I mean: every assembly of people tends toward unstructured, meandering conversation about topics unrelated to the purpose of the assembly.
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Table of Contents: Preamble Obvious Physical Stuff Convenient Facts Three Rules What Follows / Other Thoughts Disclaimers Preamble (Skip the first paragraph if you’ve heard 50 things that rhyme with it in the past week.)
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Dumb startup idea: rent an old shipping store with many cubby holes or lock boxes.
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How much time do dogs spend uncomfortably needing to poop?
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Top story: CNN, New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, CBS, NPR.
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When computering outside the home, instead of a cafe, consider a counter-service restaurant with booths.
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After noticing that browsers don’t have a ‘make this tab dumb and static’ button, I found SingleFile: a Mozilla-recommended extension that gets very close.
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Firefox all major browsers don’t seem to have a mechanism to stop execution of scripts in a tab while allowing continued scrolling of already-rendered content.
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I had the common 2020 experience of scrolling infinitely on Facebook and Twitter, then feeling worse for having done so.
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Baaa!
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(Previously: No Screens Cafe) At the Cowork Cafe, you can look at your little screen when you’re supposed to be looking at your medium-size screen.
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Update: for posts published since August 2026, I’ve also started using the no-ai-use tag for posts that go further than this disclosure.
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Subscriptions are a little different here!
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Claude has a very distinctive writing style: short punchy sentences and eyeball kicks.
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I, a human, write every word of this blog in my own voice.
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Some brief meta:
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Why skip past the why When someone says “I run Qwen 3.6 at 25 tokens per second”, or makes any similar performance claim about their self-hosted LLM setup, this is only meaningful if we know several other things.
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I routinely use a bicycle for trips that people cannot conceive of, like picking up my partner from the airport, at night, after it rained all day.
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Oh no, a listicle!
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I want to dispel the misconception that using an Android phone means living within Google’s panopticon of data collection and advertising.
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Let me just explain how I got here.
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Humans drink some coffee, but moreso, we drink tea.
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I really don’t want this to happen, but imagine you return from vacation.
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To avoid grade inflation, I use the cmart rating system: -2 is quite bad. -1 is sorta bad. 0 is meh / okay.
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Learned: if you’re working remotely, but you want to bring back the daily experience of going to an office with some friendly people, maybe don’t start a coworking space.
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A friend showed me Simple, Non-Commercial, Open Source Notes.
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Warnings: This topic, personal eating habits, is tired.
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It seems that you want my help making a personnel decision?
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I sponsor development of technologies that answer to their users’ own interests, rather than the interests of megacorps (who harvest users’ data and attention, extract rents, impose lock-in, and so on).
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Every major city in the USA provides transportation as a public service. 1 Not only streets, but also vehicles, with professionals who drive them, and anyone can ride these vehicles, for a price between free and cheap!
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If you don’t know what a Framework laptop is, go read someone else’s review first.
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No Screens Cafe At the No Screens Cafe, you can enjoy coffee, tea, and scones.
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You might think paper writing is obsolete, or there aren’t interesting developments in writing technology anymore.
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September 2026 edit: Code Commons actually happened!
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You may wish to see this blog’s AI use policy.
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Background (talk about blog.c-mart.in) Planning and Design Things I Want in a Blog Compose with Markdown.