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Yosi Koda

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A public builder’s lab where plain HTML sites, self-hosted Telegram clients, and essays about AI all get shipped.

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Yosi shares what they learn by making things: playable web experiments, lightweight tools, and thoughtful writing about software and AI. The channel follows projects from rough first attempts to public launches, including TeleLite, an essay that reached Hacker News’ front page, and new additions to eyosias.dev.

Posting activity
4.2posts a week
89 posts in 26 weeks
26 weeks agothis week
Active since Feb 2026Longest streak 15 wk15-week streak going
Busiest time
Daytime
Peaks around 10am
Projects
3 shipped
3 tracked in posts
Language
English
92% English
Posts read
102
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How they work

Yosi works in public: experimenting with plain HTML, building self-hosted web tools, and turning technical questions into essays and case studies. The rhythm is hands-on and iterative, with launches followed by notes about what worked, what broke, and what deserves a closer look.

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  • Posts an average of 4.2 times per week.
  • Has a current posting streak of 15 weeks.
  • 92% of text posts are in English.
  • All 3 mentioned projects have launched.

The journey.

  1. Feb – Apr 2026

    The Small Project Season

    The channel opened by sharing lessons from years of software work, then moved quickly into small personal builds. Great Walk launched as a plain HTML site, while a separate hardware experiment documented the messy reality of making things.

    Sources#5#10#11#16
  2. May – Jul 2026

    Writing Meets AI

    Yosi’s notes widened into essays, AI commentary, and practical learning resources. Their writing about large language models reached Hacker News’ front page, while posts on Opus 5 and AI engineering kept the discussion close to the tools themselves.

    Sources#46#54#55#60
  3. Aug – Oct 2026

    Ship It, Then Study It

    The channel returned to hands-on web building with an Among Us recreation, TeleLite, See Through, and a growing personal site. By October, the theme had sharpened: build in public, then explain the decisions through detailed case studies.

    Sources#63#75#103#110

Building now.

eyosias.dev

Launched

A personal site that keeps gaining pieces: essays, a Hacker News-featured post, and a radio added in September.

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Sources#46#54#110
All projects
  • GYST

    A Telegram bot for managing receipts in Ethiopia.

    GYST launched at budget.et in Feb 2026; HTTP and HTTPS addresses refer to the same project.

    Launched3 posts
    Feb 2026Visit
  • Great Walk

    A site for documenting everything the author could remember about a walk.

    Launched2 posts
    Mar 2026Visit

Start here.

  1. 01

    The launch post for TeleLite, a practical tool built around a very specific access problem.

    A friend of mine got his phone stolen, and apparently that wasn’t a good enough excuse to stop replying to my Telegram messages So I built TeleLite , a small,...

    Aug 11, 2026134 views
  2. 02

    A candid progress report from the attempt to make Among Us playable on the web.

    I've been trying to recreate Among Us on the web and make it playable. I started this after ReciprocityJam began, and my goal is just to try make the game. It...

    Aug 3, 2026191 views
  3. 03

    The moment Yosi’s writing reached Hacker News’ front page.

    My Blog just got featured at the front page of hacker news! https://www.eyosias.dev/blog/llms-are-still-toxic-and-bad-at-math

    Jul 24, 2026419 views
  4. 04

    A clear statement of the case-study philosophy behind the channel.

    I think the best way to show and improve your skill moving forward is by writing detailed case studies of how you implmented a task. If you think about it one w...

    Oct 24, 202685 views

In their own words.

So I built TeleLite , a small, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones.
Aug 11, 2026 ↗
I think the best way to show and improve your skill moving forward is by writing detailed case studies of how you implmented a task.
Oct 24, 2026 ↗

Fresh from the channel.

Written from public posts, updated Oct 28, 2026. Every line links to its source.