What is RANDOBLOG?
RANDOBLOG is where I pour my over-caffeinated curiosity into pixels. It’s an ever-shifting collection of ideas, experiments, and rabbit holes I’ve fallen into – ranging from physics and computer science to “what happens if I mix these two entirely unrelated concepts and hope it doesn’t explode.”
Think of it as my digital notebook-slash-laboratory, except without the risk of spilling acid on my shoes (again). I may not have a Nobel Prize (yet, or ever), but I’m here for the joy of exploration, a pinch of absurdity, and the occasional “Eureka!” moment that usually turns out to be me rediscovering something from 1893.
About Me
Projects
Things I've built when I probably should have been sleeping:
A satirical "AI Labor Transition Authority" that performs career autopsies on your job title. Enter your profession, receive a darkly comedic report on how AI plans to replace you. Your cooperation in your own replacement is appreciated.
100 Bitcoin rules to live by. A curated collection of principles covering self-custody, security, monetary philosophy, and the ideological foundations of decentralized money — for when you need a reminder that it's about more than the price.
An interactive 3D orbital simulator for asteroid 99942 Apophis. Explore near-Earth asteroid dynamics, gravitational perturbations, and visualize the infamous 2029 close approach that'll thread the needle between Earth and our satellites.
A canvas-based interactive visualization. Best experienced rather than explained — go poke at it.
A 3D interactive simulation for modeling consciousness. Explore how information integration, self-referential processing, and temporal continuity interact to produce consciousness scores across biological, artificial, and hybrid systems.
Key Features of This Blog
In case you’re wondering what you’ve stumbled into:
Supports full LaTeX rendering, because math is beautiful… even when I’m using it to prove something completely trivial.
Automatically synced from GitHub so my bad ideas update in real time.
Physics, AI, space stuff, and anything else that lets me pretend I’m in a sci-fi movie.