Engineer and consultant under Singularity Innovations. I write about AI-assisted development, homelab infrastructure, and the projects I'm building — and keep a running record of what I'm paying attention to.
The exporter backfilled six years of Practical AI and Pivot to AI archives, while the fresh items — Micron's memory windfall, the Linux kernel's AI-slop problem, and Google's TabFM — replayed the archive's recurring themes of bubble economics and agentic coding.
A tiny Windows app that watches the clipboard and saves every URL it finds - tests what a fully local coding stack can build - and presents the results for your review.
Ed Zitron's Better Offline back catalog rolled through the exporter in bulk, framing the week's fresh AI news — Nvidia's 'cycular' financing, the White House superintelligence accord, and a wobbly AI IPO — while the local-model channel kept score on MoE models and context management for agents.