•4 min read
Never Applied for a Job Before — Part One
No degrees, never had to apply for a job. Now I'm sending out my CV and seeing what happens. This is me trying the normal way first.
# Blog
Essays on software, music, entrepreneurship, and building useful things from Guyana.
•7 min read
Local LLMs on Intel Arc: Why Running AI at Home Just Makes Sense
A cheap gaming GPU, some clever model architecture, and a coding agent that runs on local AI. Here's what I've learned hosting LLMs on an Intel Arc B580.
•7 min read
From Internet Cafes to VPS: How I Became a Programmer in Guyana
A journey from bash scripts on borrowed computers to building Luge Tech and self-hosting everything. The story of learning to code in Guyana's internet cafe era.
•4 min read
Developers Using AI: Beyond the 'Vibe Coder' Slur
The 'vibe coder' label is becoming a slur. Here's the real divide between developers who use AI responsibly and those who don't—and why the distinction matters more than the tool itself.
•3 min read
Why I Created Lyricut: Solving a Real Radio Problem
One wrong word can cost you $250,000 in fines. Here's how I built Lyricut.com and the Lyricut Editor to solve radio censorship problems and why people around the world is using it.
•5 min read
Where Code Meets Music: My Journey as a Developer-Music Producer
For over a decade, I've balanced software development with music production. Here's how these two worlds inform and inspire each other.
Stay Updated
Subscribe by email or use the RSS feed for automatic updates.