it's intended to dispel a few common myths and help regular people understand UEFI a bit better.

The article is a bit long, but it indeed contains a lot of information I actually wanted to know.

A thought provoking article on the coding syntax of sequences (lists, fields, pipes). An interesting reflection on how we typically intuit about sequence syntax in natural languages and how it may be better written in the other way around.

A theory on how ChatGPT find it so hard to calculate the rot13 cipher - ChatGPT is only capable of System 1 thinking, which is based on quick intuition, whereas the rot13 problem requires going through elaborated inference, which requires the System 2 thinking ability.

A bunch of trivia about linking in UNIX-like operating systems.

Make a fragment shader with a node editor. You connect the nodes, preview the effect, and get a shader definition.

This project is similar to something I wanted to create for a long time.

An advocate on using Postgres to replace the role for cache, data warehouse, message queue, document database, full-text search, and backend API. It surprises me that Postgres has all these capabilities.

An article on how to make a handwritten font with Inkscape (trace bitmap) and Fontforge.