Peter Kaminski

@peterkaminski.wiki

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Friendly, helpful entrepreneur & digital maker. I like helping people work better together. Other interests: wiki, systems thinking, knowing how things really work. ai images: @pixelthesia.ai homepage: https://peterkaminski.wiki

Playlist Commander interface showing a list of 6 playlists with song counts and durations, with "Chill Vibes" and "Focus & Deep Work" playlists displayed in detail in split panes below.
A comparison table of five decentralized storage platforms and their key characteristics. The table has 6 columns: Platform, Incentive Mechanism, Storage Duration, Encrypted By Default, and Readable w/Web Gateways. The platforms listed are: IPFS - Uses no incentive mechanism, stores data as long as it's pinned (which costs money), is not encrypted by default, and is readable with web gateways. Filecoin - Uses FIL Token as an incentive mechanism, has negotiated terms for storage duration, is not encrypted by default, and is readable with web gateways. Arweave - Uses one-time payment as an incentive mechanism, is designed for data permanence in terms of storage duration, is not encrypted by default, and is readable with web gateways. This row is highlighted with a red border. Storj - Uses STORJ Token as an incentive mechanism, operates on a subscription-based storage model, is encrypted by default, and is not readable with web gateways. Sia - Uses Siacoin as an incentive mechanism, operates on a contract-based storage model, is encrypted by default, and is not readable with web gateways.
A basic calculator application named "SimpleCalc by PK" with a minimalist user interface. The calculator features a white rectangular display area with a blue border showing "0.7734" in black text aligned to the right. Below the display is a 5×4 grid of buttons. The top row contains a red "C" (Clear) button, gray parentheses buttons "(" and ")", and an orange division (÷) button. The next three rows contain the number keys arranged in a standard calculator layout: 7-8-9 with a multiplication (×) button, 4-5-6 with a subtraction (−) button, and 1-2-3 with an addition (+) button, all in orange. The bottom row features a "0" button, a decimal point (.) button, a backspace button with a delete symbol (⌫), and a green equals (=) button. The calculator has a clean design with color-coded buttons: gray for numbers and basic functions, red for clear, orange for mathematical operations, and green for the equals function. The interface appears within a white modal or popup window with rounded corners, featuring a close (×) button in the top-right corner.
A daytime photo of a high-altitude passenger aircraft with contrails against a vibrant blue sky, with a half-moon visible in the lower portion of the frame. The plane appears as a small white silhouette with two distinct white contrail lines trailing behind it as it crosses diagonally through the frame.
Screenshot of the top of the Prisma Vault file tree, shown in fixed-width font. The full file is available as 01-File-Structure.md
High zoom photo of Pilón de Azúcar & Coronado Centro islands. Mostly, the frame is gray. The islands are dark blue-gray silhouettes sticking up a tiny bit from the horizon. Centro is the most visible, with a triangle shape, a smaller triangle overlapping it, and a very flat, almost disconnected mass to the left. The sky is gray and overcast, with faint horizontal shapes. The sea is light gray, with rough small waves.
A portion of a screen grab, showing my Bluesky feeds from the web interface. Included for context is the search bar above the feed, and the terms and conditions section below the feeds. The feeds are Following, Home+ (the word Home with a plus character appended), Popular With Friends, Likes, and then a blue link for "More feeds". The terms section includes blue links for Feedback, Privacy, Terms, and Help. The theme is light, with a white background, and dark gray or blue letters.
Smartphone photo of a Falcon 9 rocket and some contrail high in the sky. It's not recognizable as a rocket, it's more just a smudge. The frame is mostly dark. In the middle there's a small orange-red blob, with a fainter curved blue line descending from it, which is one side of the contrail.
Decorative wooden panel with planters, in the Blackmarket Bakery (North Park) courtyard, where IndieWebCamp is happening. AI-generated description: The image shows a decorative panel with the phrase “You take the cake” written in a stylized font. The letters are in cursive and appear to be three-dimensional, giving a sense of depth. The color of the text contrasts with the brown background, possibly made of wood or a wood-like material, arranged in an interlocking pattern. Above and below the text, there are planter boxes with a variety of small plants and flowers, adding a lively and natural element to the display. It seems like a playful and friendly sign, possibly associated with a bakery, cafe, or dessert-related business. The overall aesthetic is cheerful and inviting.
A small western fence lizard across the middle of the frame. It's standing on top of a number of small, smooth pebbles, mostly white, but some other colors, too. The top of the frame is a horizontal wood-grain texture, which is the bottom of a wooden gate. There is sort of a golden glow of light behind the lizard, which is the late afternoon sun shining on the rocks and the side of the lizard away from us.
Photograph of late afternoon sky at the beach. In the sky, there are scattered clouds, half blue sky and half bright white clouds on the left, all dark gray clouds on the right. The sun is hidden behind the clouds. The light is bright white where the sun is, progressing down to yellow-orange at the horizon. There is a small wave, almost black, some distance out, but mostly the sea is calm. The surf comes up on the beach, and there is a border of sand with a tiny bit of water that reflects the colors of the sky. There is damp sand closer than that.