Open source is built around forks that briefly diverge and then merge back. Hyper-personalized software inverts that. Three problems get worse when forks stop being temporary.

Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

AI makes it cheap to build software for exactly one person's workflow. The idea is twenty years old, but suddenly feasible. And it breaks an assumption at the heart of open source collaboration.

I made a messaging app for my family and my family only.

My last post on the Rust compiler’s performance was in December 2025. Let’s see what has happened since then.

The Nintendo Switch 2 completely changed my relationship with gaming, and honestly, I didn't expect it. For years, gaming slowly became something I did less and less. Between work, social media, and…

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Can layered specifications, tamper-proof tests, and scoped human review build confidence in AI-generated code?

I spent a chunk of time trying to understand why my Actions weren't running on a PR. Eventually I realised that it was because Actions aren't triggered on PRs if there is a merge conflict. This beh...