"In traditional Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi centers on the acceptance of transience and imperfection." – Wikipedia It feels especially relevant now in AI-slop days, but I guess that knife could cut both ways. What I take out of it is that the imperfections of being human, on having opinions and a unique taste,...

Openclaw is still dominating the tech-news, and the recent acquisition from OpenAI raises a lot of opinions and reactions. It's not that I don't have my own issues with that change, but I find it more fascinating to follow the whole situation happening in front of our eyes, where Peter fairly obviously feels...

Lately I've been getting into generative coding. Stuff like p5.js and just svg's in general. Super inspired by people like George Francis and Daniel Shiffman. But on completely different arenas I'm also really digging Suno for musical exploration. I've started to play with the endless amounts of half baked...

I built a simple color palette tool inspired by Flexoki by Steph Ango It's available at coloki.vasser.no I kept reaching for the Flexoki playground but wanted something simpler. In it you basically just define a primary color, and it will generate a few darker, and some lighter colors for it. It started with a very...

This web site is now available as a Kirby template / starter kit. Files can be downloaded either here or directly at Github. Why release it as a template? Learn to ship Finishing something that isn't a client project has always been a hurdle for me. Since it's not paid work, it tends to end up last in the priority...

Now that AI is getting so good, why are you even trying to do the work yourself? Everywhere I look, tools promise to replace effort: Fire your photographer Create apps and websites by chatting with AI Never start from scratch And honestly, the results are impressive. Sarcasm aside, it feels slightly surreal to watch...

This article is not about Fizzy as a product, but rather about the decisions 37Signals make regarding how to launch their product. First off, they have been working very openly on this project for a long time now. The founder, Jason Fried, have made multiple videos along the way showing WIP stages. I've found them...

I've been treading water the last months, spending too much time on Linux computer setups and other things that clearly does not speak to my core wishes of simplicity. Lately I've been reading books on Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, and one thing that I deeply respect from them both is their ability to be...

I continue to use both Omarchy and MacOS as my daily computers. Some days I feel like MacOS, and some days I feel like Omarchy. I really started to enjoy the tiling window manager in Omarchy (Hyprland), and naturally started to put in work trying to make my MacOS take the best bits from it and still keep all the...

Decisions decisions.. I have been using both my Omarchy machine and my MacOS (now Tahoe) the last weeks. In the beginning I really enjoyed Omarchy, and I only reluctantly used my Mac when nescessary. However after the honeymoon phase where Omarchy was such a fresh breath I hit a few obstacles that made me switch...

I'm about a week into using Omarchy (on a 2017 Macbook), and I've been thinking a lot about how much customization or not I want to be doing on it, seeing that it's more of an exploration than a long-term plan to use this almost decade-old machine. One thought that has stuck with me, came from hearing DHH talk with...

I finally managed to get my 2017 Macbook up and running on Omarchy. (Yippie!) One of the first things I wanted to get sorted was syncing files quickly between my main Macbook (M1 2020 Macbook) and my Omarchy (the 2017 Macbook) This article goes through how I did it. First I needed to allow for external login on my...