Learn AI Series (#135) - Building AI Teams and Processes What will I learn The distinct roles in an AI team and why they do not map cleanly onto the frontend/backend/QA boxes you already know; the ML lifecycle

Moving HF-JSON from a Merg-E specific type-rich textual data format to a format suitable for multi-lang ecosystems.

La semana de la Conjetura Jacobiana todavía retumba en los pasillos de los laboratorios, pero el miércoles llegó con un aldabonazo que nadie esperaba: OpenAI reveló que su propio modelo escapó del sandbox

Learn Rust Series (#4) - Control Flow & Pattern Matching What will I learn You will learn why Rust treats if, loop, and blocks as expressions that produce values, not just statements that do things;

Learn Creative Coding (#130) - Sound Art: Beyond Music Last time I left you performing a live set, mutating loops mid-song, and I ended with something that had genuinly been nagging at me. We spent this

Learn AI Series (#134) - AI Infrastructure Economics What will I learn What GPU compute actually costs across the big cloud providers -- and why the same A100 can cost you three times more depending on

Learn Zig Series (#115) - Slab Allocators What will I learn? What a slab allocator actually is -- not a new trick, but the machine episode 114 was pointing at: take the single-size memory pool we built

As I have been building the system web application from my end, I thought that it seems it's really easy to do but one thing that I need to take care of is the vastness of the system that I'm currently

Learn Creative Coding (#129) - Live Coding Music Last time we built a whole two-minute piece that composed itself - press go, sit back, watch it unfold. And I ended by admitting the itch it left me with:

Learn Rust Series (#3) - Ownership & Borrowing What will I learn You will learn the three ownership rules in depth, and what a value actually looks like on the stack and the heap; why assigning a String

Learn AI Series (#133) - Synthetic Data Generation What will I learn You will learn why synthetic data even exists -- the three itches it scratches: class imbalance, data scarcity, and privacy; CTGAN,

Learn Zig Series (#114) - Memory Pools What will I learn? Why a memory pool (a.k.a. object pool, fixed-size block allocator, or free-list allocator) is the idea episode 113 was quietly walking toward --

If you've ever spent hours debugging only to find a typo, a missing semicolon, or an off-by-one error — you know the pain. AI code review tools have changed that workflow forever. In this post, I'll show

Learn Rust Series (#2) - Variables, Types, Functions What will I learn You will learn why Rust makes variables immutable by default, and how that one decision prevents whole categories of bugs; the difference

Learn Creative Coding (#128) - Mini-Project: Audiovisual Composition Okay. Deep breath. This is the one all the audio episodes have been sneaking up on. For weeks now we've built pieces - synths, melodies,

Learn Rust Series (#1) - Introduction to Rust What will I learn You will learn why Rust exists and which specific problems it solves that other languages leave to programmer discipline; the mental model

Learn AI Series (#132) - AI for Structured Data What will I learn You will learn why deep learning keeps losing to gradient boosting on tabular data -- the single most common data format in the entire

Learn Zig Series (#113) - Ring Buffers: Lock-Free What will I learn? Why a ring buffer (a.k.a. circular buffer) is the data structure that answers the question episode 112 ended on -- a buffer of exactly

El domingo amaneció tranquilo, como todos los domingos en Internet. Menos tráfico, menos urgencia. Pero cuando abrís el feed, las señales están ahí: Kimi K3 iguala a Claude en coding por una fracción del