Cofounder at Kaizan with 23+ years of engineering experience across Meta and six startups. Coding since 1997, I now build client intelligence by day—and small, odd things right here.
The moon cracked three hundred years ago, and the Hollowing is spreading from its deepest shard. Ninety days remain.
The Daily is one short descent, the same for everyone, and works on phones.
The sea rises every turn, on a schedule you can read. After a hundred turns only a few peaks are left. Be standing on one.
Blog themes for Hugo. The newest three turn your archive into something else: a bookshelf, a transit map, an engineering drawing.
Learn Windows programming in C by building a paint program, one chapter at a time. Started around 2003, rewritten this year.
Decodes and displays Yahoo! Messenger chat archives. Its users translated it into fifteen languages.
Wordle in your terminal, written in Rust, with hard mode and saved stats.
A minimal replacement for the Windows shell (explorer.exe) in C#, written to go with a tutorial.
Scripts that make a webcam on Linux look as good as it does on Windows.