I write about the past, present, and future of technology across three sites. imapenguin.com explores retro computing and programming fundamentals, milkcrunch.com covers modern software development and engineering culture, and evadot.com examines commercial spaceflight and the new space movement.
Posts
- Does everyone need an audience?
- Learning as a kid
- This philosophy still holds up
- How I'm going to explain LLMs to my parents · milkcrunch
- What's actually happening when you talk to ChatGPT? · milkcrunch
- A body of work
- The circle is complete
- Elon Musk, Space Exploration, AI, Jurassic Park, and the question we should be asking · evadot
- Why I Can't Get Excited About Artemis · evadot
- Picked up a gorgeous hardcover version of Enigma: The Battle for Code
- I don't have a RAM shortage. This is plenty for a lifetime
- My advice to 6-18-year-olds who want to learn to program
- It's going to take me a few minutes to get through this book set. Definitely worth it.
- Coding on Credit · milkcrunch
- Be more than average
- Journals are private. Period.
- Four business plans
- 10 PRINT on the Apple II · imapenguin
- Working on a fun Enigma codebook generator for the Commodore
- The Math Behind Enigma · imapenguin