8 entries
Published The Accelerated Speed of Creation, a reflection on how much faster the path from thought to shipped artifact has become with coding agents handling the translation layer around writing, blog workflow, and routine Git operations. I also kept the earlier Encoding My Blog Workflow for Coding Agents draft as a note rather than a post, because it was useful and concrete but still did not meet my standard for what the real piece needed to be.
I published WebRTC — How it actually works as a note on how signaling, STUN/TURN, ICE, DTLS, and SRTP fit together. The useful framing here is that WebRTC is not just "peer-to-peer"; it is a browser-owned transport stack wrapped around signaling and fallback infrastructure you still have to run.
I published Smart AI Token Consumption as a note on matching model choice to task complexity instead of defaulting to the biggest model. It captures the split I keep using in practice: light models for mechanical work, stronger reasoning only when the problem actually needs it.
rtc-bridge — TCP tunneling from a browser, explained is up. I wrote down the WebRTC signaling path, the node/coordinator/browser split, and the auth gap I think matters most before anyone uses it for sensitive services. I also compared it to my Tailscale + Caddy setup so the trade-offs stay concrete.
I published Getting Pulled Into the Ethereum Ecosystem (From a Digital Garden Perspective) after a 3am rabbit hole with Andrew about Ethereum, trust models, and what a markdown blog can borrow from a ledger. It is less a crypto post than a thinking-out-loud piece about verification, shared state, and the difference between controlling a history and publishing into one. I’m treating it as the first step toward a small on-chain/off-chain experiment rather than a full web3 shift.
I published The Limits of AI and Where Humans Shine — a devlog about a tiny timeline sorting bug that turned into a useful comparison between AI confidence, runtime verification, and human judgement. It follows the fix from plausible-but-wrong timestamp changes to a quoted-date guard that keeps the timeline honest.
Published a note on homemade hash browns, two ways — the kind of thing I keep wanting to look up and never find written the way I remember it, so I wrote it down myself.
Published Cloudflare Build Notifications via Email Routing and Email Worker — a walkthrough of wiring up Cloudflare Pages build webhooks through Email Routing and a lightweight Email Worker so I get a plain email whenever a deploy succeeds or fails.