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Back in the 1970s (and before), parents didn’t stress about our health and safety as much as they do today. It’s not that they cared less – they just didn’t worry obsessively about it. It’s a far guess to say that some of the kids seen bike jumping and being bike jumped (which is the … Continue reading "Snapshots of Kids Bike Jumping in the 1970s"

Candid commentary on technology, retro games, Macs and other things, written by Craig Grannell.

I started to implement my station for birdnet pi for detecting distant bird sounds. Which is a multi-channel array. currently being tested with two channels

A couple of weeks ago I fixed a nasty bug in this function in OpenZFS:

Eleven init systems enter, one init system leaves.

An exploration of how AI is accelerating traditional development methods into rapid, 15-minute waterfall cycles, transforming software engineering workflows and team dynamics.

So I did a thing. I spent time this week building an actual project using an AI coding agent. I ended up with 11,000 lines of code that actually work. To be clear: it wasn't great code—lots of boilerplate, plenty of "I would have written this eventually anyway" stuff—but it did what I intended it to do. More importantly, it got done without me having to fight my ADHD through every tedious implementation detail.