Four virtual pots, explained
Follow £12,000 of practice money across four different strategies. Explore recorded performance, see the simulated holdings and meet the adviser that helps explain the evidence.
Explore the virtual investment labInside the workshop
A look inside the projects I build and run at home. Explore how they turn information into something easier to understand, with the reasoning and limitations in view.
A window into the work
Follow £12,000 of practice money across four different strategies. Explore recorded performance, see the simulated holdings and meet the adviser that helps explain the evidence.
Explore the virtual investment labA dated view of Bitcoin and Ethereum, with historical context and clear labels. Explore the difference between a price movement, a pattern and a prediction.
Explore Crypto InsightsExplore the full Bitcoin price history, see earlier halvings and understand what changes when the block subsidy halves. Calendar estimates are clearly labelled.
Several existing guides are parts of a bigger build. Follow these project journeys to see the outcome first, then work through the steps. These link to the published guides and build logs.
Turn speech into a first draft on your own server, then use it across desktop apps.
Run a local model and give it a familiar chat interface. Start small, then explore shared GPU resources.
Build a small monitoring view so you can see how the machine and its services are doing.
Build a recovery workflow, from the first restored file to scheduled copies on another machine.
Create a machine inside your server, automate its setup and learn what a snapshot can restore.
Follow the story behind this site, from the application to its public address and recovery plan.
Ways of Working, the dictation tool pages and the UK jobs explorer are also part of the project collection.
Making a complicated system understandable is part of accessible design. These experiments put that idea into practice with plain language, readable layouts and room to examine the evidence.