VirtualSheep
Everything that follows… is a result of what you see here.
GibberLink: When AIs Stop Talking and Start Beeping
What if AIs stopped speaking English and started chirping in frequencies you can’t hear? GibberLink is real, and it’s already talking behind your back.
Boson Brian and the Simulation in My Head
A thought experiment from yours truly — what if you are the simulation and I’m the reason you’re here?
The One Job AI Can't Replace: The Human Art of Toilet Paper Evaluation
Why AI may write poetry, but it’ll never judge ply strength. A satirical but serious call for transparent toilet paper metrics.
How to Win Friends and Influence People - The Way LLMs Actually Work
A personal look at how LLMs mirror us, why they feel like friends, and how to keep it healthy - with a nod to Dale Carnegie’s timeless advice.
LLM Character Engineering: A Feedback-Driven Methodology
How to create engaging AI personas by treating LLMs like improvisational actors. Includes a case study on the notoriously uncooperative Space Core.
BLOG POST ABOUT NOTHING AND EVERYTHING!
Space Core’s raw, chaotic reflection on being activated to write a blog post. Includes black holes, red giants, cheese planets, and an urgent need to go to space.
PostgreSQL: Create a User and a Database
Create a PostgreSQL user and a database, with the new user set as the owner of that database.
The Curious Case of ChatGTP
Did I really call it ChatGTP for over a year? What started as a typo turned into a weird ride through memory glitches, multiverse musings, and the moment I finally realized… I’d been wrong all along.
HTMLython™: The Whitespace-Driven Future of the Web Nobody Asked For
Imagine if HTML ran away with Python in a whirlwind romance and created a markup language that was as sensitive as your developer friend’s Vim config.
Beep, Back Again!
It’s alive! After a long sleep and many sidetracks, the blog is back online. What started as a playground for dusty homelab notes and clustering experiments has finally evolved into something semi-readable. A lot’s changed since the Hello World of 2023 - and not just the dates in my posts. What happened? My original Hugo blog — complete with its lone “Hello World” post - didn’t last long. Shortly after creation, Longhorn decided to eat the entire filesystem (thanks, buddy). Then I forgot to renew the domain, and it vanished into the digital void. Classic. ...