Technical
What I build, and what I write about it
Building #
Most serious first.
- Le Day Club: the only serious one. Gets strangers out of bed to train together and leave as friends. Six events and 171 members in four months. A side project, structured as its own company.
- Nemesis: Claude Code and the web in one keyboard-driven window, a daughter of Nyxt. Very alpha. One user: me. GitHub.
- itlogs.food: food logging with Ray-Ban Meta glasses and a kitchen scale. Say "log it". My Meta hackathon entry.
- itlogged.com: the same idea without the glasses. An iPhone names the food and a Bluetooth scale sends the grams. Not released, waitlist open.
- TH-guidou: a pronunciation clinic. Zero users, me included.
Writing #
- How to Build an Agent, in Four Languages: Thorsten Ball's code-editing agent, translated from Go into pseudocode, Common Lisp, Python and JavaScript.
Nyxt #
I am the 6th of 115 all-time contributors to the Nyxt Browser: 132 commits and 42 merged pull requests, all before ChatGPT was a thing. Articles I wrote for the project:
- "Why should I use Nyxt if I can use Vimium?" (HN thread)
- Why isn't Nyxt just an Emacs extension?
- How can I make Emacs my web browser?
- Nyxt annotations beat pen and paper, believe me (HN thread, video)
- The power of enable-mode: an illustrative example with nosound
- Getting Started on Nyxt Hacking: Episode 1
- No more filling out repetitive forms in Nyxt!
Elsewhere #
- GitHub
- Google Scholar
- The rest of me (lists, surf, cooking, French) is on the front page.