I build whatever I find interesting, and push it until it can't go any faster.
Right now: compile-time Java frameworks · GPU rendering in Rust · memory for AI agents · benchmarking how coding agents actually perform.
A compile-time orchestrator for Java 21+. An annotation processor validates and generates all the wiring: no reflection, no classpath scanning. DI and an event bus ship in the core; HTTP, databases and caches plug in directly via @Produces.
On Maven Central · Java 21–27
An experimental GPU renderer in Rust + wgpu. Entities push light along a graph of connections, one hop per tick, and the screen is a receptor array those same pipes feed.
No rays, no meshes, no lights: light is delivered, not gathered
Can an AI coding agent build the same framework-neutral spec on different stacks? An external black-box oracle grades every run, so the only variable is the framework, and the agent.
Spring Boot 4.0.6: 1 pass in 20 · Tiko 0.5.0: 15/15
An experimental MCP memory server in Rust: a delta-encoded recognition trie paired with a concept store, with explicit Answer / Partial / Unknown states instead of confident guesses.
Binds words across languages into one concept, append-only, built not to fabricate