It's Alive! Reanimating Windows 98 in the Browser
A build log for Windows 98 in the browser: snapshot loading, dynamic display modes, WebGL2 acceleration, browser-to-browser networking, and ICQ.
Pavel Voronin
A personal blog about AI, people, tech, and everything in between. Exploring together how to navigate life in a new reality.
Latest posts
LLMs Are More Creative Than They Let On
Alignment often makes LLMs default to the most familiar answer. Verbalized Sampling asks for the full distribution and brings hidden diversity back.
tgdyk: Telegram as an event stream for local agents
A tiny local Rust daemon over TDLib that holds one Telegram user session and exposes live raw updates as NDJSON for agents and pipelines.
Cognitive Debt
What cognitive debt is, whether it is scary, and how to manage it.
Technical Debt Is a Prompt Now
Technical debt used to be friction. With LLMs, it becomes a prompt: bad architecture can teach machines to repeat the same mistakes.
Curiosity Is Free Again
AI brings back the pleasure of trying things: failed versions are easier to discard when an agent built them, not you. Curiosity is punished less by exhaustion.
Building chatgpt-sync
A build log on turning ChatGPT conversations into a local Markdown archive through CDP, backend JSON, and incremental sync.
From Navigator to Cartographer — The Path to Strong AI
Why strong AI is not a machine of answers but a system that keeps questions alive — and why today's models are navigators, not cartographers.
The Cost of Entry Is Zero
How zero-friction AI makes it easier to start than to finish, and why the real skill is knowing when not to keep going
How I Gave My Agent Live Access to Chrome Bookmarks
From reading Chrome’s bookmarks file to a CDP gateway over chrome://bookmarks — building real API access for an external agent.
Your Development Process Is Now a Full-Time Engineering Problem
The problem isn’t writing code anymore. It’s running the system that produces it.