To New Lines

What does a \n stand for?

The end of a line of text, the beginning of another, or just a quiet separator?
Wikipedia would have us believe it’s the end of a line - why then does the last line in a document not end with one? Java goes as far as explicitly calling it a lineSeparator.

If you ask me, I think a newline is only the beginning. And that feels like the right metaphor for starting this space. A little \r\n, and something new is born.

I’m starting this blog as a place to think out loud about the things that keep me curious: programming, technology and artificial intelligence, science, and the occasional side quest that doesn’t fit neatly anywhere else.

I will think of this as a public notebook: part lab, part journal, part book-and-movie review site, part portfolio-in-progress. 🪄

What you’ll maybe find here:

experiments in code and AI
reflections on tech
snapshots of hobbies along the way

Not everything here will be an answer, and not everything will be conclusive. Sometimes the point is just to find nicer questions.

If you’re curious where this heads (like I am!), hang around.