After fully developing https://github.com/nuwainfo/ffl and https://github.com/nuwainfo/ffl-mcp, I’m now working to make ffl an agent‑first file transfer/delivery platform. But the company is running out of money, and after dealing with employees lying to get salaries, I plan to build a company that’s almost entirely remote and staffed by AI workers.

I’m using my company’s long‑term org chart and culture to shape the Grokbot team, and building mcp (like MIS/mail/kanban/ERP) for them, so that AI employees can work fully autonomously and operate independently. I really enjoy this process and this team—it’s exactly what I’ve always envisioned. Once things run smoothly, I’d like to open source them.

Right now, ffl serves as the data plane, while https://www.mailtrigger.net/doc/ works as the control plane, and the system is running very well. I hope my company can successfully transform.

Still working on my traffic simulator. Pushing up past 62500 updates per tick on 16 threads, just barely enough for 512 cars with full tire/drivetrain/suspension/physics kernels at 120hz, or a great deal more at increasingly slower rates (down to as low as 6hz) with fractional amounts of fidelity.

DSCI - aka -Dead simple CI - https://deadsimpleci.sparrowhub.io

https://codeplug.org - use modern web platform features with historically stable, open-source drivers (CHIRP) to program channels into amateur radio equipment (a web-based CPS).

My funny essays newsletter on substack. Link to latest post: https://yelluwcomedy.substack.com/p/the-fascinating-world-of...

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I am building OtaKit.app, a cheap, fast, and simple CDN-based over-the-air updating tool for Capacitor apps (and soon for React Native too)

i have been working on like a different project like since recently TALA has been opensourced , i analysed how it constructs flow using dag after installing it on my linux , , i thought like why not we train a local ollama model 1.5 b parameters and make it generate tala code ,so i can develop flowcharts which we can get in mermaid ,napkin which we use for hackathons , but the problem is collecting data , i cloned official repositry of d2 code and i only received 79 code snippets , idk how to train with less amount of data m and still searching on quality data than generating synthetic data , anyone any ideas? , or its not worth it

I saw an interesting article posted here on HN about Go's Swiss Tables implementation. I'm writing a small C library to use them for fun, so you can use any byte array as a key. Either a C string, a number, a bool, etc.

Open source quantum hardware with Quantum Village in donated lab space at a London university. Pushing the boundary for Entropy Loop, a QRNG to make it faster and more enteopy, and the Uncut Gem redesign, our NVC diamond based quantum magnetometer.