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Josh Müller

I’m a fan of the idea behind /now pages, /uses pages, and /hello pages. The basic vision behind each of these is that there’s a place on one’s personal websites where visitors can go to see interesting, noteworthy, and useful things about the site’s owner. So, /now pages are where you can go to see what that person is currently up to. A /hello page is a quick introduction,

Josh Müller

A couple posts back I shared an experiment I was doing with some machine learning models, to make a novel tool for language learning. Specifically, I was interested in creating an Interlinear Audio Bible , where each verse in the Bible is read in two different languages — first in the listeners’ native language, then in the language they’re learning. As I explained in that post, the go

Josh Müller

There exists a well-known relationship between identity and action . So much of how you and I navigate our lives comes back to identity . If, in your internal world, you think of yourself as someone who is passionate about fitness, you will be more likely to get to the gym or go on that run. If you think of yourself as an effective and persistent problem solver, you’ll eagerly jump into crea

Josh Müller

A note to my future self (and to whomever else this may concern 🙃): When you chew on questions like “should I go to the gym?” or “should I go for a run?”, almost always there’s at least some resistance you encounter which makes answering with a “yes” challenging. Often the inner monolog goes something like, “that’s too hard”, or “m

Josh Müller

I find myself holding a couple aspirations in increasing value as the years go on: The first of these is the minimizing of “noise” — of distraction, of clutter, and of that which fruitlessly wastes attention. The other is the maximizing of “signal” — those rich and value-filled experiences, learning opportunities, content, and relationships. Pursuing these seem to be more a

Josh Müller

The blank page is scary. It’s unclear what “should” go on it. “What should I write about?” “What should I draw?” “What should I make?” Not to mention, there’s the terrifying element of we don’t want to mess this up! If we leave the page blank, it stays clean . We can have the satisfaction of not having made any mistakes. We know we

Josh Müller

You’re creative. Whether you feel that’s true or not, you have a creative gift that is uniquely you . So, here is a challenge for you: Go, create something, today. Bake something, write something, draw something, design something, build something, record something… and put it out there! There are people who love what you do and want more of what you’ve created in their liv

Josh Sherman

This journey starts like most of the things I've been doing this year, as an experiment to run a website 100% unattended with an agent. Ideally this post won't go down as an epitaph in a future where robots hunted down unsuspecting humans named Josh. I'm aware of "claws" and I know I could probably just boot up Claude Code with a /goal or /loop prompt like: build and maintain an awesome website, a

Joshua Seigler

Joshua Morris

Go 1.27 shipped August 19 with generic methods, encoding/json/v2, uuid, and crypto/mldsa intact—and quieter work like Cox’s uscale float conversion barely made the announcement.

Joshua Morris

Draft Go 1.27 release notes cover generic methods, encoding/json/v2, UUID and post-quantum crypto in the standard library, a goroutine-leak profile, and Android MTE compatibility for gomobile—still feeling like Go while removing long-standing limits.