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Artificial general intelligence is not just another technological wave. It is a structural rupture threatening the central bargain underpinning industrial civilization: human labor has value because human intelligence is scarce. That scarcity justified wages, careers, hierarchies, and the quiet belief that there would always be a place for you. That belief is eroding faster than most are willing to admit.

The Arduino IDE has no LSP, no fuzzy finding, no proper autocomplete, and crashes like it's getting paid for it. A proper craftsman owns their tools—and that means bending them to your will, not the other way around. Here's how i ditched the toy IDE and wired LazyVim into industrial motion control firmware. If you're the kind of training-wheels-hating, efficiency-obsessed builder who thinks the right setup is a force multiplier—Terraform Industries is hiring hackers and technicians in Los Angeles.

I wanted to share files with friends without handing my data to Google or some sketchy "free" service. Here's how I wired up copyparty in NixOS containers with automatic HTTPS, DNS challenges, and DDNS to survive ISP nonsense.

Managing multiple NixOS machines with git branches is a special kind of hell. Here's how I stopped cherry-picking myself into oblivion and started actually sharing configurations between my bespoke system configurations.

If you've ever tried to drill 5 evenly-spaced holes around a circle, you know exactly why I'm writing this. It's where elegant mathematics collides with shop floor reality, and reality always wins. Here's the story of Mercedes wheel adapters, obsessive documentation, and why I'm open-sourcing decades of hard-won machining knowledge.