#devlog

If you haven't seen it already, you will very soon. Sam Altman, the face of OpenAI, talking about how RAM is not used efficiently if said RAM lives in people's computers, and not inside a datacenter. Of

For the past few days, I've been trying to work out the plan, the coordinated plan, to move Threespeak into the new tech stack. I've written about this before, but it bears repeating: this thing is growing

Tag 5.9: Reisefenster statt Blindsprung, KI-Begleiter im Klassenlook, Halloween aufgeräumt und Grok im Team.

Ein 60-Sekunden-Trailer zu Realms of Hive – komplett KI-generiert, keine Spielaufnahmen.

Halloween in Goldhain, sprechende Bewohner und Rüstungssets mit eigener Silhouette – Tag 5 von Realms of Hive.

Neue Rüstungen: süß mit Hasenohren oder badass mit Hörnern. Dazu eine Charaktererstellung mit Pose-Knöpfen.

Ich spiele als Anfänger und meckere im Chat, die KIs reparieren live. Neu: Gasthaus, Gold und Wirt Barnabas.

I've been working this week on finishing the Butter Cloud. The idea behind it all is that we could go back to implementing S3 technology in 3Speak without adding costs to our infrastructure. I had begun

Glupschaugen, Gratis-Glatzen, Moonwalk: warum Helden aus Code so schwer sind, und vier KIs, die ich vom Sofa steuere.

Many months ago, almost as if I was already accepting my fate, I began working on a wrapper for S3 technology. My idea was basically to build a custom solution that could scale sideways. Something I could

I'm sure I'm not alone here. Plenty of us chronically computerized humans are almost glued to the screen, attempting to keep up with the rapid pace of this evolving space. But some days, I feel like I

It's almost impossible to avoid. Almost every single day, I get a video about someone, or a group of people, who have decided to make their own version of a very popular app. I get the motivation, and

In my mission to both make useful tools and get the name of our dear blockchain out there, I began building something that at first glance might not look too impressive. But that's only if you only look

Real phone screenshots over USB, an installer that reaches fastboot by itself, and 2 fuzzer bugs. Dev log #3. DEMO.

Up up, down down, left right, left right, B A, select, start. A sequence I had committed to memory just as well as my own social security number. As a little kid, I was obsessed with Contra, and I got

How I got the phone back and why I now flash only the inactive A/B slot. Dev log #2. DEMO/TESTNET.

I can't be the only one who has been getting these videos of people who have built something that looks like a video game to represent their AI agents. I know that, in practice, it doesn't really do anything

I was reading one of those posts stained with bitterness. A post from a Senior Developer resisting, painfully rejecting, the current status quo. To him, the very idea that so many people are now using

A phone OS where money is a system function. No Android, userspace in C. All DEMO/TESTNET. Dev log #1.

So I did a little something something. Some of you might know, if you follow this little blog of mine, of course, that I've been daily driving Omarchy Linux for over a month now. I could not help myself