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The Field, Part I
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Your package is our responsibility
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The Project Charter
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Constitutions get amended, know your history
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From Speccy to the M-set
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It was slow and it was beautiful. So I borrowed the office
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It looked like a result
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I am trying to make headway against the current
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A Window Into A Running Machine
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Men walked out to find out what the machine was doing. I built them a window instead
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Your presence is required elsewhere
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The search stopped wanting my CPU. What it wants now is me
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One Application, One Dispatcher
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We handle the regular, exceptions are yours.
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It Is The Code, Stupid
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Slow report. They reached for a bigger server. I reached for the code.
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Nothing is waiting on you
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For a while I was the copy-paste layer, the man in the middle.
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The widget that dictates my day
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It stays at the corner of my screen and my AI work obeys it.
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Your call is important for us
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And we made every effort not to make you wait, unlike others.
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Bzzzt
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Beeep. The rule you are enforcing is not enforced. Try again later.
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Twenty tokens per second, same card
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The promised DARKNESS afternoon: same card, same trap, same measurer. Does the rest of the machine matter?
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The world before the handhelds
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A pilgrimage from inside: From pen and paper to current technology.
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Generalized, Sanitized
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You have watched enough videos. A tool that tells you what you do not already know, before you spend the next hour.
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I read three books and my life changed
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Three books. The third one carries a story that is not about books.
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Yes we work together, AI and I
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Not a democracy. Maybe a constitutional dictatorship. Rules for coding with AI that kept my head above the water.
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Fourteen tokens per second but all mine
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Local ollama benchmarks on an RTX 5060 Ti: the articles say 90 tokens per second, one afternoon the same card gave me 14. The card was never the problem.
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The machine that says no
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A trading-research project, an infinite video feed, and a machine that returns three lines of no.
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Fire Stations and the only fun part, probably.
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An İTÜ fire-station simulation for İstanbul, a GW-BASIC original, and an 80286 that never changed: all of it by hand.
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Thirty Years of Pascal, Then I Hired an AI
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A systems programmer from the 1980s tests the AI stack: ZX Spectrum beginnings, a SQL Server 2000 war story, and a pipeline where the local models watch so the big model can judge.