"The semantic web was supposed to be Web 3.0. Then blockchain stole the name and everyone moved on." But the original vision? It's quietly coming true - just not how anyone expected. 👇

solid-ml: what worked, what bombed, and what I was actually trying to solve. transparency > ego https://makerprism.com/en/blog/the-state-of-solid-ml/

The AI execution problem isn't about better models. It's about better interfaces. DSLs give you a constrained language that encodes your domain rules. This makes AI output inherently safer than arbitrary JSON blobs.

I just published a practical guide to Dune package management on GitHub Actions. No fluff. Just a minimal setup-dune workflow and a cache prefix that actually responds to your dependency changes. https://makerprism.com/en/blog/dune-package-management-on-github-actions/

Hot take: If your Docker builds are recompiling the OCaml compiler every time, you're doing it wrong. I wrote up the cache pattern that actually works for Dune package management: https://makerprism.com/en/blog/a-practical-docker-cache-pattern-for-dune-package-management/

I let AI agents try to port SolidJS to OCaml. Fine-grained reactivity, no VDOM, high-performance hydration - could they pull it off?

Ever tried finding karaoke while traveling? It's weirdly difficult. Every city has spots, but they're hidden in Reddit threads and Facebook groups.

Most social posting tools treat you like an NPC who needs to post at optimal times with optimal hashtags. I wanted something that actually helps me say what I want to say while I keep creative control 🌈💎

When your procrastination leads to building an AI ghostwriter, are you still procrastinating or are you innovating? 🤔 🌈💎

Should we create a guide on our minimalist method of working with a design system and AI agents to build beautiful landing pages? I think we need to redo our homepage with this method!

If your third attempt at a side project results in starting a company, were the first two really failures, or just dress rehearsals for the main event?

After two failed attempts at the same side project, I finally took the leap and founded a company in Germany. The journey from abandoned Python code to AI-powered products taught me more than I expected. 🌈