Linkmarks is my running collection of links / bookmarks — Posts here are concise by design, containing mostly external resources — articles, projects, or references I’d like to either revisit or share.
Expect quick, link-heavy posts with minimal commentary. If something looks interesting, follow the trail.
These entries are intentionally brief, pointing you outward to where the real depth lives. Think of it as a trail of tabs I didn’t want to close just yet.
I keep finding projects that catch my attention and I do not want to lose track of, so I am turning this into a small public notebook. The theme here is simple: tools that make me stop and think, “I should try this.” Some are useful today, some are experimental, and some are interesting because of the direction they suggest.
I have not gone deep on all of them yet, but each one looks interesting enough to deserve a closer look.
Tried and Tested personally. It works! Use Openrouter inside Cursor: Tried personally…
Collection of interesting reads about AI and LLMs - Articles, blogposts, forum…
Back when I was a broke college student (2007-2013), hosting my projects online always felt like a compromise. I didn’t have the budget for custom domains or SSL certificates, so I had to rely on whatever came bundled with shared hosting providers — usually some clunky subdomain paired with a self-signed SSL certificate — definitely didn’t feel professional.
