Watching technical tutorials on YouTube usually ends the same frustrating way. You pause the video, copy code off the screen by eye, alt-tab to your editor, realize your setup does…
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The first iteration of Omni-Endo AI showed me that handing Glooko data to an LLM could produce some interesting ideas and give some great insights. But it required a manual copy-an…
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This started as a supporting tool for a Home Assistant floorplan card generator I am building. Property floorplans from sites like Zoopla come loaded with agent branding, room labe…
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A Knight's Colour Tour With Friends The Knight's Tour is a chess problem that has been keeping mathematicians and puzzle enthusiasts occupied for roughly a thousand years. The chal…
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This started with a straightforward frustration. The historical data sitting in Glooko, particularly from the Omnipod 5, is far richer than anything the manufacturer's own app surf…
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This started with a simple question: when exactly did I write that? LinkedIn's own timestamps are vague at best and drift into "a while ago" fairly quickly, which is not particular…
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This is a single-page browser tool built around a concept borrowed from classic espionage: the newspaper code. The idea is that a secret message is hidden inside a perfectly ordina…
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This one started with LinkedIn. They have a daily logic puzzle called Queens and it is genuinely good fun. One a day, however, is not quite enough for a certain type of person, and…
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This one started with a job application. I was looking into Temporal as part of the process and, as tends to happen, the learning took on a life of its own. The result was a playab…
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Fitness apps figured out years ago that gamification gets people engaged with their data in a way that raw numbers never will. Diabetes apps, largely, have not caught up. Glucose G…
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This one started in a garden, with a seven-year-old and a perfectly reasonable question. My niece asked whether it was true that if she dug straight down she would end up in Austra…
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