Writing

It was long overdue, but it finally happened. I migrated most of my stuff to nix. While it wasn't a game changer for my day to day computer experience, it made self-hosting a lot more enjoyable for me.

We continue building our custom raycasting engine where we left off. In this part, we’ll render the floor and ceiling to complete the scene.

Working with OpenAPI has never been a great experience. I have some thoughts on why that is the case.

I found and visualized all solutions for the Partridge Puzzle.

You can now browse my website via SSH!

I became very interested in how a raycasting game engine works and implemented my own from scratch. This is the first post in a series of tutorial-like writings explaining how raycasting works.

I took a look at Astro and accidentally rewrote my website from Hugo to Astro. I’ve got some thoughts and opinions about it.

I decided to write my own programming language. It's time to write an LSP and try it out on Advent of Code.

I decided to write my own programming language. After writing the interpreter, it's time to tackle syntax highlighting.

I decided to write my own programming language. Why? How?

At the beginning of the year, The One Billion Row Challenge gained popularity. Recently, I decided to take on the challenge.

I wrote the same webpage twice: once with Next.js and once with htmx. This is a story of why I did it and how I see the differences between the two.

How this website came to be.