How I Built a PS1 Pipes Screensaver Behind a Blog
A retro background became a small 3D engine involving growing geometry, a preplanned camera, fake 480p vertex wobble and a great deal of pipe surgery.
Tag: performance
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Timeouts Need a Deadline, Not Just a Number
Giving every operation its own timeout can make one request take several times longer than intended. Pass the remaining deadline instead.
GPT-5.6: Which Model and Effort Should You Actually Use?
GPT-5.6 is a meaningful step beyond GPT-5.5, but choosing well means using Terra by default, Sol deliberately, and Luna only for bounded work.
Virtualized LWC Lists for 100,000 Alarms
Summer '26 dynamic lists point to the right pattern for huge LWC datasets: render the viewport, page the data and keep 100,000 rows out of the DOM.
Elastic Async Limits for Queueable and Future Jobs
Summer '26 adds elastic async limits for Queueable and future jobs. The real opportunity is to shed low-priority work before the extra headroom runs out.
Why TurboQuant Actually Matters
TurboQuant matters because it attacks KV-cache pressure, one of the physical costs of serving long contexts to many users.
TypeScript's Go Future
I like the move toward a Go-based TypeScript because it targets the boring pain that shows up in real projects: slow tooling.