Featured

Here I like to put things that I like, interest me or are just cool and you might also enjoy hearing about.

• neovim
  
  My go-to editor. If something doesn't have vi bindings, I just use my own external bindings just to simulate the feel of vi
• llamacpp
  
  An amazing open source project for efficient CPU/GPU based local inference engine, written in C++. It's so good to see how frequently it updates and adds features when new technology is announced, and in my opinion everyone should know how to host their own model. I'm also really hoping research will focus more on small / more efficient language models since for most stuff we don't need that much intelligence, and the requirement for a full blown GPU for simple agentic / coding tasks is still a bummer. If anyone knows a tiny model that can run mostly on CPU and still perform well, I'd like to know.
• Open Oasis (Demo)
  I liked this demo when it came out, since it shows that UI can be procedurally generated rather than statically written.
  Rather than replacing games, I think this could be interesting in physical simulations; and the implication that future "applications" may simply be model inferences (see Neural Computer).
  Would certainly like to host and train a model like this on a specific concept.