Getting productive in an open source project usually means understanding someone else’s repository before you can ship a useful issue or PR. The default playbook is familiar: clone the repo, read whatever README or contributing guide exists, search the tree, skim recent commits, and hope the architecture becomes clear before you lose momentum. That path […]
Read More →A plain-English reference guide covering the jargon that shows up every time a new language model drops, from parameter counts to quantization methods. Contents 01 · Architecture & Model Design — Transformer · Dense Model · Mixture of Experts · Active Parameters · Feed-Forward Network · Layers · Hidden Dimension · Attention Heads 02 · Attention Mechanisms — Multi-Head Attention · Multi-Query Attention · Grouped-Query Attention · KV Cache · Sliding Window Attention · RoPE · RoPE Theta 03 · Sizing, Scale & Counting — Parameters · Embedding Parameters · Non-Embedding […]
Read More →Blurb: DESIGN.md is an open spec for encoding your visual identity in one repo file: YAML tokens plus Markdown rationale, a CLI for linting (including WCAG contrast) and exporting to Tailwind or DTCG, and a plain-text contract so coding agents stop improvising your design system from scratch. Contents When you ask a coding agent to build […]
Read More →Google DeepMind released Gemma 4 on April 2, 2026 under Apache 2.0. It’s their fourth-generation open model family, and it runs locally with surprisingly little friction. Here are three ways to get it going, depending on what hardware you have in front of you. Table of contents Option 1: On your phone No account, no […]
Read More →If you’ve used Claude Code for more than five minutes, you’ve seen it. That single word that cycles above the blinking cursor while Claude is off doing its thing. Pondering… then Orchestrating… then, if you’re lucky, Flibbertigibbeting… Those are spinner verbs. Table of contents What even is a spinner verb? A spinner verb is the gerund (the -ing word) that […]
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