This is the personal home of re:fi.64, a developer who writes about programming experiments and side projects. The site collects long-form posts, tagged entries, and a music section in a deliberately simple layout, with no ads or sign-up walls.
The core content is technical writing. One highlighted post covers processing 3GiB of JSON in the browser in about two seconds using WebAssembly and Rust, while another examines Discord’s predicted gender and age analytics found in a user data export. Posts are tagged by topic such as programming, Rust, and WebAssembly, making it easy to browse related work.
The site is aimed at developers curious about performance engineering and data handling, as well as readers interested in privacy implications of everyday apps. The music carousel suggests a broader creative outlet beyond code, so visitors with eclectic tastes may find something extra.
Start with the latest post or browse by tag if a specific technology interests you. Since the site is a personal blog, publishing is irregular, so checking back occasionally works better than expecting a steady feed. Overall, it is a compact, no-frills archive of technical curiosity.
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