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Jolt
A peer-to-peer distributed content syndication network for identity-owned, platformless publishing.
the0
An open-source execution platform for deploying, managing, and observing algorithmic trading bots.
Vibez
A small open-source digital audio workstation for electronic music, written in Rust.
ai-img
A composable multi-provider CLI for generating and editing images with AI.
ai-mesh
A multi-provider CLI for turning text or images into 3D meshes.
ClipForge
Linux-first game recording with instant replay, hardware encoding, and a built-in recording library.
Depart
A Blender add-on that decomposes a mesh into useful component parts with hosted AI models.
ForgeCut
A lightweight, Linux-first timeline video editor for trimming, stitching, overlays, and fast export.
MeshMaker
An open-source Blender add-on for generating textured 3D meshes from prompts and images.
Pastey
A small desktop app for publishing public and recipient-encrypted pastes over Jolt.
Showbiz
An AI-powered storyboard and video-production desktop application.
Spoke
A small desktop social application proving that replaceable apps can operate over Jolt identities and content.
Tempo
A browser-first, music-driven arcade racer built around long procedural tracks.
Flip Frenzy
A fast-paced top-down arena brawler with distinct characters, weapons, and crystal-filled arenas.
Fragged
An in-development first-person shooter built with Godot.
Shallow Neural Networks for Trading: Why Simple Models Win
A shallow MLP with aggressive regularization outperformed RSI mean reversion by 175 percentage points in out-of-sample testing. Simple models beat complex ones when data is limited.
An Honest Take on Algorithmic Trading
An honest look at what algorithmic trading is actually like - the failures, the lessons, and why you shouldn't quit your day job just yet.
Why Basic Momentum and Mean Reversion Don't Work Anymore
A data-driven autopsy of momentum and mean reversion strategies, showing why textbook approaches fail in modern markets.
The Python Stack Behind Our Trading Research
A walkthrough of the Python tools powering our trading strategy research—from data manipulation to market execution.