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Michaelmas term restarts, with Forester replacing my traditional printed FoCS notes, GeoTessera is now wall-to-wall across dual Zarr/Icechunk stores, and a trip to Oxford's Intelligent Earth CDT.
Working through dClimate's wall-to-wall v1.1 Tessera embeddings, and finding threatened species near you with the Dash of Life.
A refreshed set of Part II and MPhil projects, split between environmental science problems that need computer science, and more conventional systems and programming languages topics.
Tessera v2 beta2 smooths space at the cost of time, new Pembroke Associate Scholars, Scrutineer's git remediation workflow, paying the Windows tax, and retiring AI disclosure metadata.
Tessera v1.1 now also synced to Source Cooperative but we're short on GPUs for v2, Scrutineer security scans driven by a local GLM, PROPL 2026 videos are live, and TDM reservations in OCaml for Evidence TAP.
TESSERA v2 beta embeddings are in the TZE explorer, security embargoes being outrun by agents, opam packages now need humans behind them, prometheus and eio releases
TESSERA 1.0 is now fully available as Zarr with global RGB previews, a weather downscaling preprint, and Evidence TAP gets a public website with progress on the downloader and parser.
GETMobile micro-NPU article and package calculus published, TESSERA embeddings conversion using Fargate Spot, and starting to shift to Forester for teaching.
Back from the Arctic into a heatwave, hacking on Eio for the TESSERA sync engine, the Conservation Evidence team demoing at Parliament, and TESSERA on stage at the RAISE Summit in Paris.
Made professor at Cambridge, shipped TESSERA v1.1, bound a local DeepSeek into OCaml after Fable cut out, and filled the gaps in io_uring and Eio.









