Sunset Duckies
31 May 2026 5 min read
The First Heat
The board looked finished on land. The real test was paddling it out at Tamarin with other kids watching, and surfing it like his.
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Field notes from the studio
Hi, I'm Andras.
Founder and serial entrepreneur. Tech geek, hands-on builder. Husband and dad. Writing on the practice of building — and the quieter art of showing up.
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Made with in Budapest
Rooted in Switzerland
Happily in Mauritius
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№023 · The Dispatch
The Person Looking for the Lie
I recently stared at a PR so large my laptop struggled to render the diff. The code looked clean, the tests existed, and still nobody could reasonably review it.
18 Jun 2026 9 min read
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From the archive
AI Slop
30 May 2026 5 min read
Remedies for the Slop
Banning AI tools is a lazy answer. The real work is deciding where humans still have to understand, review, and own the result.
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Sunset Duckies
30 May 2026 23 min read
Sunset Duckies: The Board
Noah's first custom surfboard is finished. Three months of foam dust, slow sanding, waiting, spray paint, one duck he drew, and a logo style the kids argued into shape together.
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AI Slop
29 May 2026 5 min read
How Do You Take Anything Seriously Anymore?
The scary part of AI slop is not that it looks bad. It looks fine. That is why teams ship it.
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Balaton Cottage
28 May 2026 8 min read
Every Project Is the Same Project: A Failed Architect Trial
The first architect trial for our Balaton cottage failed in a familiar way: competent drawings, wrong intent. Some parts are worth keeping. The interior is not.
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Baubiber
20 May 2026 6 min read
Gaussian splatting in Baubiber, and the slightly absurd state of 3D worlds
I shipped Gaussian splats into Baubiber so a contractor in Pécs can walk around a kitchen in Tamarindo from a browser tab. A few notes on what the tech is, where the world-model people are heading, and how early everything still is.
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