The Secret Rise of the Semantic Web
The semantic web was supposed to be Web 3.0. Then blockchain stole the name and everyone moved on. Turns out the original vision is quietly coming true - just not how anyone expected.
Thoughts on building tools, shipping products, and working on things we care about.
The semantic web was supposed to be Web 3.0. Then blockchain stole the name and everyone moved on. Turns out the original vision is quietly coming true - just not how anyone expected.
The solid-ml experiment is winding down. What worked, what didn't, and what I actually wanted all along.
AI needs supervision. JSON isn't enough. Domain-specific languages could be the missing layer between what AI proposes and what actually gets executed.
A minimal setup-dune workflow, plus a cache prefix that follows your dependency signals.
How I cache the OCaml compiler and Dune package builds in Docker using dune build @pkg-install and a stable dune.lock layer.
An experiment to determine if the philosophy of SolidJS (fine-grained reactivity, a 'no-Virtual-DOM' approach, and high-performance hydration) can be faithfully ported to the OCaml ecosystem by AI agents.
I noticed it's really hard to find karaoke events when traveling. So I scraped Reddit, tinkered for three days, and now have 1172 locations listed.
I was mass-posting OCaml memes to four platforms and procrastinating on writing actual commentary. So I built an AI ghostwriter that does the drafting while I keep the final say.
From an abandoned Python project to founding a company in Saarbrücken. How learning about AI agents turned into setting up Makerprism.