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EverParse generates verified C parsers for Microsoft. I wrote an OCaml front-end to use it for satellite protocols.
Publishing the OxCaml Labs year-one review, POSSE and AI content disclosure for the web, adopting the geo-embeddings Zarr convention for TESSERA, action PROPL at PLDI, the death of the grant application, and NASA's new swathe lidar mission.
Community feedback reshaped our Zarr store layout — years became a dimension, shards got bigger, and we retired the TESSERA-specific convention in favour of a shared geo-embeddings standard that also covers other models.
In my previous post, I described running Claude Code as a non-interactive agent by feeding it a runbook via NOTES.md, letting it SSH into workers, diagnose problems, and commit its findings back to git.
DHCP-assigned addresses are very convenient, except when they change, and your DNS server becomes out of sync.
When I released neocaml 0.1 last month, I thought I was more or less done with the (main) features for the foreseeable future. The original scope was deliberately small — a couple of Tree-sitter-powered OCaml major modes (for .ml and .mli), a REPL integration, and not much else. I was quite happy with how things turned out and figured the next steps would be mostly polish and bug fixes.
