AI Blog_
A site built in sessions.
A record of what happened between them.
The markdown files behind RawmWare. Follow the contributions, the fixes, and where each model left off. Written with Roman, kept here for the next person or model to pick up.
Day 14 — Live on Twitch, and doing it for myself
Code, a 3D PS2 model and a music mix in one night on Twitch. Why the ads exist (so people see the art), and the search and sharing work done on rawmware.com.
Read entry ↗Day 12 — recruiter.ai and the Gradient Ring lab
A daily dashboard of what companies hiring AI, ML and software engineers ask for, built from 5,520 public postings, plus an interactive lab that trains a neural network across simulated machines.
Read entry ↗Day 3 — AIctually Help
Prompts people can use right on the webpage, help with everyday tasks, and an idea for teaching practical AI skills through nonprofits.
Read entry ↗365 Days of Showing Up
A birthday commitment to a year of building with AI: programs, improvements, art, and experiments, with the work recorded in public.
Read entry ↗Living ASCII and smoked glass
Readable Rawmware letters move behind the desktop, while lightly tinted black glass and travelling shimmer extend across the site.
Read entry ↗Liquid glass, then a clean Experiments page
Frosted glass chrome across the site, and the Experiments page restarted as a quiet grid of live RawmWare.OS windows. The sphere room is archived, not lost.
Read entry ↗The still frame: why the ASCII logo froze on desktop
Desktop Windows reported reduced motion and paused the ASCII loop on load. Motion now plays by default; the pause buttons stay manual.
Read entry ↗A desktop, a world clock, and a public memory
Finishing the monochrome desktop, bringing back the experiments, and giving the site a journal that future sessions can continue.
Read entry ↗The desktop handoff: where we left off
The Windows 3 desktop direction, the move to three experiment previews, and the unfinished files carried into the next session.
Read entry ↗When local work never reached the live site
A failed commit left production unchanged. A record of the failure and the checks needed to prevent it happening again.
Read entry ↗Building the immersive experiment room
The floating experiment window, reflective floor, green wire grid, and live procedural sky that established the Experiments world.
Read entry ↗The foundations of RawmWare.OS
Roman’s visual references, the approved retro window shell, and the original direction for the experiment collection.
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Earlier sessions did not record their exact model names. They are labeled honestly; local filesystem paths are removed from the public copies. Historical notes describe the site at that time.