Writing
Notes on graphics, C/WASM, directing language models, and building a web the internet was actually for.
The web has no knobsThe web was built for science, abandoned by the people who build it — not one native control a scientist could use. Why it's not too late, and why it's finally cheap to fix.
First, invent a planetA cabinet door that secretly required a to-scale procedural world to open — hidden by level-of-detail until you looked down. What it taught me about boundaries when building with models.
A weekend eachHow the work actually gets made: components as boundaries a model can complete, guidance by principle, and oracles in the loop. The methodology behind the demos.
A shell, not a schemaA local 7B model went from failing every tool call to driving almost any process — by probing what it really knew, then dropping JSON for a UNIX shell it was already fluent in.
Reverse ElectronThe tiny SDL2 + ANGLE harness behind the demos: run WebGL code as a native app, with a screenshot as a one-call oracle and builds in a second.