Est. 2026
The Endless
Thoughts on plain text, local-first software, slower browsing, and the parts of the internet worth keeping.
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Why Sorting Algorithms Still Matter
A visual, interactive breakdown of why the algorithm you pick for sorting actually changes everything at scale.
The Machine That Sorts Your Mail at 35,000 Pieces Per Hour
Inside the mechanical city that processes half the world's mail — optical scanners, barcode tattoos, and a conveyor system the size of three football fields.
What 'Local-First' Software Actually Means
The term gets thrown around a lot. Here's a clear definition, why it matters, and a few apps that actually get it right.
The '8 Glasses of Water' Rule Has No Source. We Traced It Anyway.
Everyone knows you should drink eight glasses of water a day. Nobody knows where that came from. We traced it back as far as it goes — and what we found is more interesting than a clean answer.
Magnesium Supplements: What the Research Actually Shows
Everyone is taking magnesium. Some of them should be. Most of them are probably wasting money. Here's an honest breakdown of the evidence, claim by claim.
Why I Moved Everything to Plain Text
After years of switching between apps, I landed on the most boring stack possible. It turns out boring is exactly what I needed.
RSS Didn't Die. You Just Stopped Looking.
The feed reader is making a quiet comeback, and it's better than the algorithm-driven alternative in every way that matters.