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silicon·eras is an interactive explorable of consumer-hardware history, 1975–2026 — pure Rust compiled to WebAssembly, the whole dataset parsed and embedded at build time, no server and no network after load. Why the data lives in the binary, and how one CSV becomes an era-banded chart you can pivot and share by URL.
This site's chat is a LoRA fine-tune of me, running entirely in your browser — candle compiled from Rust to WebAssembly, no servers, no cookies. How it works, what it cost, and the three lessons that made a 135M-parameter twin stop rambling.
The universe doesn't owe your software a reason to exist. That's not despair — it's the most freeing license a builder can be handed. A note on authoring your own fixed point.
Why Rust's Actix actor model plus Protobuf serialization beats Python, Node.js, and Go for high-throughput real-time WebSocket servers — with a minimal implementation.
