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2025’s LLM References

This archive collects the 2025 links from the same Raindrop source. It is useful as a year-bound scan of the ideas, tooling, and research that set up the current cycle.

AI and LLM ideas, research and tooling in 2026

This is a living reference shelf pulled from my public Raindrop collection for 2026. It mixes papers, product launches, repos, experiments, and market notes that felt worth keeping.

Year in Review: 2022

Throughout this year, I spent a minute or two each month to note down standout events from the news and the feed. So here it is: A brief overview of stand-out events from each month of 2022, with receipts. January NYT acquires Wordle from Josh Wardle Source: The New York Times What the fuck is a clock? Original Wordle: C H A I R People: fun, I got it! NYT Wordle: C L O C K People: what the fuck is…

Exploring London

The Rockies

Medusa

Visible, invisible, A fluctuating charm, An amber-colored amethyst Inhabits it; your arm Approaches, and It opens and It closes; You have meant To catch it, And it shrivels; You abandon Your intent— It opens, and it Closes and you Reach for it— The blue Surrounding it Grows cloudy, and It floats away From you.

How to reset a git branch to remote

Here's a quick walkthrough to help you reset a local git branch to remote.

How to stash and restore changes in Git

A quick guide to git stash: how to save & restore a set of local changes for later.

The night sky

"The atoms of our bodies are traceable to stars that manufactured them in their cores and exploded these enriched ingredients across our galaxy, billions of years ago. For this reason, we are biologically connected to every other living thing in the world. We are chemically connected to all molecules on Earth. And we are atomically connected to all atoms in the universe. We are not figuratively,…

How to create / delete git branches

When working with git, you will frequently need to create working branches to put your changes on. Here's a quick git guide to help you create a local branch, push your local branch to a remote and delete your local or remote branch.