Laminate: the missing layer between messy data and your Rust types
Built on serde, Laminate shapes messy JSON, CSV, and LLM output into typed Rust structs with four coercion levels and a diagnostic for every conversion.
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Why I bet on RDP, native to Wayland, for Linux remote desktop
Why RDP beats VNC for a modern Linux desktop, and why building it native to Wayland instead of bolting it onto the old X11 path is the part that matters.
Introducing lamco-rdp-server: RDP for the Wayland desktop
lamco-rdp-server is an RDP server that runs natively on Wayland. Any RDP client connects to your Linux desktop on GNOME, KDE, or Sway, with no X11 involved.
NetKit: WiFi analysis as a pure-Kotlin library
NetKit pulls the WiFi analysis engine out of an Android app into seven pure Kotlin modules with zero Android dependencies, published on Maven Central.
I set out to build an AI document app. I built a PDF parser instead.
I spent months on eighty thousand words of architecture and a 2,700-line Rust PDF parser. The AI document app they were for never opened a window.
The AI memory I built, and the numbers that made me tear it down
I built an AI memory system, then measured it: 97% information loss, one truncated knowledge item per document, zero graph edges. This is the teardown.
Wake, Sleep, Dream: giving an AI a memory
What would it take to give an AI a memory that lasts? A three-phase idea borrowed from the brain, with a rough Postgres and pgvector prototype underneath.