Software Development Engineer · Seattle, WA

Marc Durham

I write code and build stuff — from CAD tooling for fire-sprinkler design to small utilities that make everyday work a little faster. Lately: local AI on Qwen models, Linux, and Raspberry Pis.

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AI-augmented development
You're only using 10% of most software. Why pay for the other 90%?
Gone are the days where either you get the 'consumer' version which is like a swiss army knife, it does a little bit too much. Or you have millions to pay a team of engineers to slowly build the software you want.

That trade-off used to be unavoidable — custom software built for exactly what you need cost too much to justify for anything short of a whole company's workflow. AI changes that math. A small tool built for your actual task, with none of the bloat, is now fast and affordable to build.

If you've thought "someone should build a tool for this" and dismissed it as overkill — that's exactly the kind of project this is for.

Now tinkering with

Local AI · QwenDashboardsRustC# / .NETLinux / UbuntuRaspberry PiAgile teams

Featured projects

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lister
Basically another TODO app with hierarchy and notes
Rust
door-monitor
I keep leaving my garage door open, now it will beep if I do.
Rust
canfield
Canfield and Klondike solitaire, playable in the browser. Coded 90% by my local LLM.
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