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Redesigning my microkernel from the ground up
As you may recall, circa 2022-2023 I was working on a microkernel written in Hare named Helios. Helios was largely inspired by and modelled after the design of seL4 and was my first major foray into modern OS development that was serious enough to get to a somewhat useful state of functionality, with drives for some real hardware, filesystems, and an environment for running user programs of a reasonable level of sophistication.
Helios development went strong for a while but eventually it slowed and eventually halted in a state of design hell. Since Helios was my first major OS project at this scale and with this much ambition, the...
Understanding how to use Mulberry32 to achieve deterministic randomness in JavaScript
Randomness is rarely truly random in games. This article explains how Mulberry32 turns a single seed into a fully reproducible sequence of values, with a minimal JavaScript demo and real-world videogame applications.
Text-to-Speech on your PC: running Chatterbox Turbo locally on Windows – clean setup + known pitfalls
Running modern text-to-speech models locally on Windows is anything but trivial. This step-by-step guide walks through a clean Chatterbox Turbo setup, from Python and virtual environments to PyTorch pitfalls, showing how to get reliable audio output without guesswork.
Updates 2025/Q4
This post includes personal updates and some open source project updates.
Personal thingsAs the year comes to a close, I’d like to begin this update by sharing a famous (and sadly now gone) tweet. My goal is not only to remind those who have seen it before, but also to introduce it to those who haven’t, along with the thoughts it inevitably sparks. It’s a way to preserve this rare gem of social media for posterity. Below is the original post, with added speaker information for easier reading.
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Five Fun Experiments With a $5 Tesla Coil From Amazon
A Physics Weekend Project
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