Written by Curtis Lowder
A coder, gamer, and person of the internet.
Read one of my 48 blog posts!
I publish a new one every 7 days on average
Discover how I rebuilt prettyprint.dev, a powerful formatter for JSON, CSV, and more. Learn about its new heuristic-based format detection, multiple output options, and modern architecture using Next.js. If you've ever struggled with messy data blobs, this post shows how I solved that once and for all!
What does the Journey look like from Earth to Pandora? I ran a simulation to find out.
I wrote some code to simulate Einstein's equations. Here's what I learned.
My analysis and review of 17 Pages, a unique and fascinating documentary streaming on Nebula.
Relying on GANs, I decided to play around with simple AI image generation. Here's what worked and what didn't.
An internet challenge pushed me to put my knowledge to the test. Will I be able to match the rigor of an AI chatbot's expectations for geopolitical expertise?
Learn how I fixed the igniter on an old Genesis Weber grill with a $60 kit—and why small repairs like this matter
I created a time lapse of an old project
A Look back at how hype pushed me to a game, and why it didn't keep me
Using reinforcement learning to train an elevator control system
How a YouTube video changed the way I look at the world
How Andy Weir used elements of a Mystery novel to write Sci-Fi
Using Constraint Programming to decide when my coworkers will have to wake up at 2 am
The Monty Hall problem is a well known brain teaser. However, it becomes easy once you realize that Monty is a time traveler.
Looking back at a youtube video, and the scientific paper that inspired it.
What we can learn by comparing two science fiction Trilogies: Liu Cixin's "Remembrance of Earth's Past" and Stephen Moss's "The Fear Saga"
By examing my ssh access logs, I can determine who out there is trying to hack my SSH server.
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