Technical
LLMs are better at harder things
Now is a good time to start using hard technologies. Embrace them with LLMs.
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Feature / Release
Announcing decision models
Fast, private classification with typed answers. Now in every NobodyWho binding.
Technical
(How) Can LLMs run in the browser?
WASM targets, GPU backends, extensions vs. websites, and browser support: what it actually takes to run an LLM in the browser.
Technical
How to build an offline transcription app with Whisper
A fully offline React Native transcription app built with NobodyWho and Whisper, compared against YouTube’s own subtitles.
Technical
Your invoices don't need to leave the building
Qwen3.5-0.8B on NobodyWho vs. Claude Haiku 4.5, reading the same invoice.
Technical
Letting Rust support models bigger than 4GB in the browser
wasm32 caps memory at 4 GB, too small for most language models. Here’s how we’re adding a wasm64 Emscripten target to Rust upstream, a big milestone toward running NobodyWho in the browser.
Technical
You don’t need [insert expensive code review agent here]. All you need is Pi.
How we replaced paid code review services with Pi, GLM 5.3 and one GitHub Action, for reviews we fully control.
Technical
Why isn't Pi written in Lisp? Pi Durable in Erlang?
I'm a big fan of pi-coding-agent. I'm also a big fan of thinking about programming languages and their properties. When I combine the two, something feels dissonant.
Technical / Comparison
NobodyWho vs RunAnywhere: On-Device Inference Engine Comparison
NobodyWho vs RunAnywhere compared on performance, features, platform support and licensing.
Technical
Jev in 25 lines of Python
Everyone is talking about Jev - here it is in 25 lines of Python.