Writing prose instead of code. Started a Ghost powered newsletter mainly focusing on AI and retro computing. Aiming to be a lightweight general read, not heavy technical stuff. Had a bit of success with a couple of articles posted to HN before.

https://newslttrs.com

Bundless.dev - A non-intrusive 35kb client side react compiler

Easyjobapps.com - autofill job forms with tailored resumes and replies.

Speech MCP Server - uses Kokoro TTS under the hood to give your LLM the ability to speak. I use it to have Cursor agents notify me when long running tasks are complete.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/speech-mcp-server

Working on ARC-AGI (2). Trying a few different approaches including gradient descent mechanisms to construct programs in DSLs. Was really inspired by the recent differentiable logic gate networks work from Google, and believe there is a way to adapt it to generate programs instead of cellular automata rules.

Very slowly working on a prototype for a game where you learn about a deceased relative by using their old (C64-type) computer, reading their files and playing the games they made.

Because I can't fucking stop myself, I created a fantasy ISA and am working on an assembler and basic interpreter for said fantasy ISA.

I'm building an app for splitting bills with friends, mainly for holidays and roommates: https://quicksplit.io

It does one thing and it does it well. I built it with a friend and we released the iOS app last year. Currently building the Android app

Hi, I've got open-source project(s) focused on low-level C/C++ mostly around kernels, toolchains and boot infrastructure.

Check it out: https://github.com/amlel-el-mahrouss (it's on the pinned repositories)

I'm working on a tool called Canyon to help jobseekers land their dream job by helping them perfect their resume, be much faster at applying to jobs, and practicing with our mock interview tool.

https://www.usecanyon.com/

Earlier this year I started making music with an m8 tracker, from Dirtywave. Fantastic device, I highly recommend. It’s my first tracker and took only half a day to feel comfortable and being able to produce simple songs!

It’s so effective that I can have a chord idea at noon, and a song done before the evening

I'm working on making it easy for startups to run experiments and do them well.

And I ran my first experiment on Saturday to good effect. Ran a small ad and already got some leads. I feel super pumped about it. And excited to share out the results soon! Definitely an easy experiment to start proving the model.