Using Typst to render equations on this blog
September 6th 2026 (week 36 of 2026)My previous post contained plenty of equations, and I had to find a way to render them.
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I like big bugs and I cannot lie
September 5th 2026 (week 36 of 2026) Or, my adventures with numerical programming in Viua VM assembly and implementing a really shitty version of powf(3).
"Bringing Back Discs & Learning a Lost Art"
August 25th 2026 (week 35 of 2026)In protest of Sony announcing the end-of-life of physical discs in PlayStation, Gamers Nexus sets up a "media factory" of sorts, to bring Blu-Ray, DVD, and audio CD dics to their store.
Why I prefer C++ over C: templates
August 21st 2026 (week 34 of 2026)Mostly because of the improved type system giving me more power and control.
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[$] Deterministic testing for multithreaded Python
September 4, 2026Python's support for multithreaded programs has improved considerably over the last few years with the advent of the "free-threaded" version of the language. But testing multithreaded programs is notoriously difficult, because the underlying hos…
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September 4, 2026 via xkcd.comHow accurate have Ed Zitron's AI skeptic predictions been?
September 1, 2026I was curious how well the predictions of the most widely cited AI skeptic I've seen (Ed Zitron) have done, so I looked at how his predictions panned out. To disclose my own biases, I've never had a particularly strong pro or anti AI progress posi…
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