The beginning

// 2026-01-13 - Starting a technical log for things worth writing down.

I’ve been building things for a long time without ever writing about them. For some reason I decided to write a logbook.

This isn’t going to be a polished publication with an editorial calendar. It’s a workbench log. I build something, I learn something, I write it down. Right now most of what I’m working on is cryptography engineering, zero-knowledge provers, GPU acceleration, formal verification, file systems, deduplications, LLMs.. anything, really. I go where the curiosity takes me, and my curiosity have no boundaries.

The reason I’m starting this is simple. I keep running into stuff where the existing implementations doesn’t go far enough, the academic papers are impenetrable, and the only way forward is to write code and see how far I can possibly take it. When I eventually figure something out, I may leave a trail. Partly for future me, partly for anyone else who’s stuck in the same hopeless wasteland.

So that’s what this is. Technical notes from the workbench. No schedule, no rules about format or length. Just whatever I think is genuinely worth logging.