Welcome wanderer!

My name is Thomas. I am happy to welcome you in my little corner of the internet. This website is dedicated to the publishing of some hopefully interesting posts, essays and opinions in regard to topics in programming or things that I find worth sharing. If you are interested to read a bit about the original inspiration I got for this website you can read on under About. Otherwise, feel free to browse.

In this bottom section you can find a curated list of links to various locations on the internet that I find worth exploring. Maybe you take your time and venture onto one of those websites. Could be a personal website, an interesting article or essay, maybe even a research paper. You can find an overview of the posts published on this page under Blog.

• b3nh0y7 - A personal website by Ben Hoyt, a software developer who writes about the beauty of the “small web”. Beautiful essay about the topic
• c45p4rwr3 - A rant against the excessive user tracking by Google Analytics, with a proposal of alternatives by Caspar Wrede
• h0r57m4nn - Java-related website by Cay S. Horstmann, a fellow Java developer with a lot of content on the matter
• r1b053 - An incredible website I have discovered, handcrafted, full of interesting content biased towards the interests of a molecular biologist and certainly worth exploring as it seems
• n3u574d7 - Website of Parymal Satyal, a designer, writer and musician whose essays gave me the inspiration to start a new website
• wh3r35y0ur3d - An interesting essay by Ed Zitron about the current state and future of LLMs (a bit of a rant and somewhat repetitive, but still interesting to read)
• 1m6_0001 - A YouTube link collection of 2009-2012 “Send to YouTube” (from iPhone) videos. Entertaining sneak-peek into random videos from that time.
• 573ll1v0r35 - Research paper on Arxiv: A proposal of efficient ways for civilizations to harness energy beyond the expectations of the Kardashev scale as ‘Stellivores’, star-eating civilizations