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: The Best Automation Has a Manual Escape Hatch Automation earns trust by being easy to override, not by being impossible to question. That sounds …
: Cost and Latency Belong in the Score Congratulations, the best model available passed your eval. That’s not the question you should be …
: Your Vibes Are Not an Agent Eval Do you really know what you’re doing? You swapped a model, you tuned an agentic workflow, you had …
: Start With Ten Tasks You Actually Do Public benchmarks of large language models are a fine way to compare models in the abstract, but …
: `updated_at` Is Not a Conflict-Resolution Strategy In the last post we talked about the problems with a distributed system, and touched on the fact …
: The Moment You Add Sync, You Have a Distributed System How do you keep two sets of data in sync? Like, by definition, you now have a distributed system. It …
: Your Local File Should Not Have to Argue With Your Database Sync bugs usually all start the same way. Two copies of something, both of them mostly right, and no …
: The Decision Log: A Lightweight Artifact for Agentic Coding Coding agents are remarkably good at reopening decisions you already made. Imagine a content …
: Run Your Whole Agent Stack on a $5 Box I SSH’d into my home server this afternoon and ran docker stats on the memory layer that every one …
: If I Worked at Apple Again, I'd Build iApps I worked as a contractor at Apple more than a decade ago. The specific work doesn’t matter, but if I …
: Your Agent Needs a Dollar Limit, Not a Token Budget If you let an autonomous coding agent run in an unbounded loop, I have bad news for you, or rather, …
: How I Would Build Observability for an Autonomous Agent I have not built a full production observability stack for an autonomous agent. I’ve built lots of …
: Your Justfile Is Your Repo's API Ask your agent to run the tests in a repo it has never seen before and watch what happens. It’s …
: The Human Job Is Choosing What Not to Build Coding agents have made one word much harder to say. No. You describe a feature, and the agent can …
: When I Use a Subagent and When I Don't Give a good harness access to subagents and everything starts looking like a team project. You’ve …
: Where Should This Agent Knowledge Live? Every agent has a junk drawer. It usually starts with project instructions. Then I added build …
: Not Every Agent Task Needs an Issue I’ve written before that your AI agent needs a task manager, and I stand by it. Chat history is not …
: Tests Are Evidence, Not a Definition of Done I’ve watched thousands of tests run over the years. When they pass it has felt good. A huge screen …
: Every Feature Opens a Maintenance Account Coding agents have developed a dangerous little habit. You ask for one change, and somewhere near …
: Code Is Cheap Now. Decisions Aren't I’ve spent a lot of time working on software backlogs with coding agents. Pick an issue, inspect the …
: Pi and Hermes Are Trying to Solve Different Problems I went looking for a talk from Mario Zechner, the creator of Pi, because I wanted to understand why …
: Don't Build a Full Agentic Harness. Wrap One Instead. I keep seeing people talk about building an “Agentic OS”. A personal system where agents get tools, …
: Your Coding Agent Should Not Own Your Editor Every coding agent wants to become the place where you work. It starts life as a command-line tool. …
: Graphify Turns Your Repos Into a Map You Can Query Navigating code dependencies inside a single repository is already hard enough. But if you’re on a …
: What Are Embeddings, Really? (And Why You Can't Just Use GPT-4 to Make Them) If you’ve built a RAG pipeline, a semantic search box, or an AI agent with vector-backed memory, …
: Why Your AI Stack Needs a Gateway Picture an autonomous agent loop dying at step 45 of a plan it’s been grinding through for the …
: Autopilot for Your Docs: A Look at LangChain's OpenWiki Writing documentation for a repo is the chore nobody volunteers for. Keeping it current is somehow …
: Amnesia-Free Agents: GBrain and the LLM Wiki Idea Every agent I work with has amnesia. Open a new terminal session, spin up a subagent, start a fresh …
: Leaflet — social publishing on the Atmosphere A simple and powerful platform for social publishing — …
: wordman.dev Thoughts, stories and ideas.
: CrewAI The Leading Multi-Agent Platform
: goose | Your open source AI agent Your native open source AI agent. Desktop app, CLI, and API — for …
: Augment Code: Agentic software development at organizational scale Your engineers have agents. Your …
: Julia: High-Performance Computing Without the Two-Language Tax I hadn’t heard of Julia until someone posted about it on Bluesky. The language was new to me, so I …
: Adding Types to JSON with Dhall A few months ago I wrote a post asking whether there’s something better than JSON. Two configuration …
: Parley | Contract Collaboration Platform for Teams Parley is the new way to agree — designed for …
: The versioned filesystem for AI agents | Mesa Connect agents to the files they need, run parallel …
: garrytan/gbrain: Garry’s Opinionated OpenClaw/Hermes Agent Brain Garry’s Opinionated OpenClaw/Hermes …
: Graphify: Any input. One graph. Complete recall. The open-source knowledge graph engine. Turn code, …
: Building Speech and Thought Bubbles in Svelte Have you ever looked at a comic-style speech bubble and thought “that’s just a rounded rectangle …
: Running Mem0's Memory Backend as Real Infrastructure with Ansible Mem0 works best when you treat its memory backend as infrastructure, not as some throwaway process …
: Amber The Programming Language
: Geni vs. Goose for lightweight database migrations I have a pretty simple rule for database migrations: the tool lets me write SQL, check status, apply …
: Embeddings Are Cheap Enough for Personal Wikis Now My Obsidian vault is my main second brain: around 1,800 Markdown notes. Lately I’ve been less …
: Build Your Own Skills Repo If you’ve been working with AI coding agents for a while, you’ve probably started collecting …
: Building a Linter for Your Obsidian Vault In software we don’t trust ourselves to keep a codebase clean by hand. We run linters. They catch …
: Strapi 5 Docs | Strapi 5 Documentation Get set up in minutes to build any project in hours instead …
: Web Development Trending Bluesky Feed Trending web dev topics on bsky. View the algorithm …
: 8enSmith/mcp-open-library: A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Internet Archive’s Open …
: npmx - Package Browser for the npm Registry a fast, modern browser for the npm registry. Search, …
: Jina AI - Your Search Foundation, Supercharged. Embeddings, rerankers, web reader, deepsearch, small …
: Home | mise-en-place mise-en-place documentation
: gadievron/raptor: Raptor turns Claude Code into a general-purpose AI offensive/defensive security …
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: Embeddings | Gemini API | Google AI for Developers
: The Capture Trap: Why Your Note Vault Is a Graveyard Open your notes app and scroll to the bottom of the inbox. How many of those clippings have you …
: Four Ways to Build Your Own Agentic Harness The model is the commodity. You rent it. Everything else, the loop, the tools, the state, the …
: Five Places RAG Shows Up in Agentic Systems Ask most people what RAG is and they’ll tell you it’s semantic document search. You chunk up a pile …
: A Field Glossary for Agentic Knowledge Work Everywhere you look right now, somebody is saying agentic this and agent that. Harness, scaffold, …
: Two Kinds of Memory for Your CLI Agent So you set up a memory layer for your local CLI agent. Now what? How do you actually get that memory …
: Karpathy's LLM Wiki: Your Second Brain, Maintained by the Machine A few months ago Andrej Karpathy dropped a GitHub gist that coined a term I haven’t stopped thinking …
: CODE: The Four Stages of a Note Yesterday I walked through the history of the second brain, the 500-year arc from glued paper slips …
: A Brief History of the Second Brain The phrase “second brain” is glued to Tiago Forte and the productivity wave of the 2010s. But the …
: Six Months with Git-Native Issue Tracking: Am I Still Using Beads? Back in January, I wrote about discovering beads, a git-native issue tracker built specifically for …
: How Do You Actually Review Code an Agent Wrote? We’ve all had the magic moment by now. You fire up an agent in Claude Code, hand it a bunch of …
: How I Researched the Time Series With My Second Brain Writing ~30 daily, deeply technical posts about the history, physics, and software guts of “time” …
: The Agentic Dev Space Is Moving Fast, and I'm Having a Blast Step back and look at the last six months of software development. It’s almost hard to believe how …
: SvelteKit vs Astro: How I Choose in 2026 If you’ve followed my blog over the past few months, you know I’ve spent a lot of time digging into …
: Why Supacode Became My Daily Driver for Claude Code The number of ways to get an AI to write your code right now is … great? Claude Code, Codex, …
: Day 29: It's All The Same Problem We’re twenty-nine days into this. I’ve thrown twenty-eight different time problems at you. Sundials, …
: Day 28: What an Interplanetary Civilization Needs From a Clock A couple of weeks ago, on Day 12, I took the tour. A Mars day is 39 minutes too long. The Moon’s …
: Day 27: People Have Tried This Before Yesterday I dug into the astronomical anchor problem: whether civil time should stay tied to the …
: Day 26: The Astronomical Anchor Problem If Einstein’s gift to us yesterday was that there is no universal “now,” today I want to come back …
: Supacode Native terminal coding agents command center. Run 50+ coding agents in parallel.
: Day 25: There Is No Now Week 5 starts today. For four weeks we’ve been poking at how humans organize time: clocks, …
: Day 24: Three Calendars Nobody Uses Yesterday we covered the Gregorian calendar. Today we’re going to talk about the attempts to replace …
: Day 23: All the Calendars Are Just Made Up You probably haven’t thought about this much before, but the calendar on your wall is, as a piece of …
: Day 22: "Permanent Standard Time vs Permanent DST" Yesterday’s post we saw most people want DST abolished, that the data is one-sided, and yet we’re …
: Day 21: "DST is Dumb" Most people think daylight saving time has something to do with farmers. It doesn’t. It never did. …
: Day 20: The Leap Second Is No More, Huzzah! I know yesterday’s post was a real cliffhanger. Talking about leap seconds. I hate to burst your …
: Day 19: Leap Seconds or When a Minute Has 61 It’s week four and this week we’re talking about the inconsistencies, the problems, the strange …
: Day 18: DST and The Related Software Bugs This is one of two or three DST posts in the 30 Days of Time series. Today’s angle: the software …
: Day 17 — Time Zones Are a Nightmare Yesterday I wrote about how 2026-05-24T14:30:00Z won the format wars. That Z at the end, it turns …
: Day 16: How the World Agreed on a Date Format (Except the US) There is a war that has been quietly raging for about a century, and it is fought over six little …
: Day 15: The Man Who Synchronized the World David Mills, the father of internet time, wrote the protocol that synchronizes every computer on …
: Day 14: The Bug That Didn't End the World, and the One That Still Might On December 31, 1999, a measurable percentage of the developed world stockpiled bottled water, …
: Day 13: Unix Time, 1,780,620,532 That’s roughly what time it is, right now, as I type this. Not 8:48 PM. Not “Thursday.” Not “June …
: Day 12: Earth to Mars, Come In NASA’s Mars mission control runs on Mars time, not Earth time. For the first few months of every …
: Declutter your JavaScript & TypeScript projects Project linter to find unused dependencies, exports …
: Day 11: What If We Put Clocks in Space? In 1977, three years before GPS launched, the engineers building the satellites had to make a …
: Day 10: The Zero Point Three epochs quietly run the world: The Unix epoch. Midnight, January 1, 1970. Almost every computer …
: Day 9: A Clock You Can Use to Measure a Mountain Yesterday I said cesium was about to be deposed. Today’s the deposition. The successor is the …
: Day 8: 9,192,631,770 Today’s number is 9,192,631,770. That’s how many times a cesium-133 atom oscillates between two …
: Apocalypse Warlock Endgame Build Guide for Diablo IV Season 13 - Reckoning | Maxroll.gg Apocalypse …
: Hell Fracture Warlock Endgame Guide for Diablo IV Season 13 - Season of Reckoning | Maxroll.gg Hell …
: Day 7: A Day Is Not 24 Hours Last week we talked about what time is, what it might not be, and what your brain does to make you …
: Day 6: Your Brain Is Lying to You About Time Yesterday I told you a fly’s now is much shorter than yours and a whale’s is much longer. Today I …
: Day 5: Time Is Not the Same for a Fly Try to swat a fly. Even with a flyswatter. You will fail more often than you succeed. You’re not …
: Day 4: Does the Future Already Exist? Yesterday I left you with a question, today we are getting stuck in. If the block universe is right, …
: Day 3: Einstein Made Us A Loaf When Albert Einstein’s lifelong friend Michele Besso died in March 1955, Einstein wrote a letter to …
: Adaptive | AI agents that run your business Sell, market, follow up, research, and build — all from …
: GORM The fantastic ORM library for Golang aims to be developer friendly.
: Val Town Platform for instantly deploying TypeScript automations for GTM and AI
: Day 2: A Philosopher Argued Time Doesn't Exist In 1908, a British philosopher named J.M.E. McTaggart published a paper called “The Unreality of …
: 30 Days of Time I’m a big audiobook guy. Ear reading instead of sight reading, as I like to call it. Lately I’ve …
: Running Terraform in Your Existing CI Pipeline The previous post made the case that HCP Terraform’s per-resource pricing model has gotten …
: HCP Terraform's Per-Resource Pricing Is a Trap The first post in this series argued OpenTofu is the no-regrets default for new infrastructure. The …
: When You Should Skip Terraform Entirely The last post in this series made the case that OpenTofu is the no-regrets default for new …
: Quarkdown | Markdown with superpowers Quarkdown is a modern, open-source, Markdown-based typesetting …
: OpenTofu Is the No-Regrets Default for 2026 Infrastructure Hashicorp’s adoption of the Business Source License in late 2023 was a defensive business decision. …
: A Dotfiles Manager That Snapshots Every Change Managing dotfiles in 2026 is a solved problem in the same way that managing your own backups is a …
: Your AI Coding Agent Can Read Every Secret on Your Machine Every developer running an AI coding agent has handed that agent the keys to their machine. Not …
: Home Page New You can’t avoid disruption. But you can plan for it. ControlMonkey is a cyber …
: Buying Supply Chain Security in 2026: A Vendor Map The last post was for solo developers and people without a security budget. This one is for everyone …
: Sandboxing AI Agents Without Buying Anything The previous post (and the one before it) covered the threat model and the per-ecosystem …
: Python and Rust Have the Same Supply Chain Problem as NPM Last post I walked through the threat model for supply chain attacks and dug into the NPM ecosystem …
: Your Software Is Mostly Strangers' Code Modern applications aren’t really written anymore. They’re assembled. Seventy to ninety percent of a …
: Five Modern JavaScript Features That Make the Old Patterns Look Silly I’ve been doing some reading on what JavaScript has been picking up over the last few releases, and …
: Three CSS Features That Finally Let Us Delete the JavaScript Every few years, CSS quietly absorbs something we used to need a JavaScript library for. This year, …
: CSS Finally Got Inline Conditionals I’ve been digging into some of the newer features landing in CSS, and inline conditionals with the …
: JavaScript Finally Gets a Real Date API When has working with dates ever been easy? Every language has its own version of the same …
: Semantic Docs Spring Update: Astro 6, Auto-Releases, npm The last two months on Semantic Docs have mostly been maintenance work, but a few things I wanted to …
: SAST vs AI PR Review: Two Tools, Different Jobs If you have worked in DevSecOps, you might be wondering if AI pull request review tools are going to …
: npmx.dev Is the NPM Frontend We've Been Asking For If you’ve spent any time on npmjs.com, you know the drill. You land on a package page, eyeball the …
: Your Data Lake's Vulnerability Problem Is Really an Identity Problem I’ve been reading through the post-mortems on the last few years of data lake breaches, and the …
: Your Data Lake Has a Permissions Problem Consolidating every business unit’s data into one giant lakehouse sounds like a win until you …
: Discover Children’s Books by Age, Grade, Series, and Reading Level Discover children’s books with …
: The Real Cost of Your Data Lake (It's Not the Storage) If you’re sketching out a data platform on a whiteboard right now, I want you to do something. Stop …
: Happy Star Wars day. Here is your reminder to finish Andor and/or Mandalorian. 😄
: The Data Lakehouse Won. Now Pick a Table Format. If you’ve been ignoring the data infrastructure conversation for the last few years, here’s where we …
: AI Code Reviewers Won't Save You Dropping an AI reviewer into your pull request pipeline is just a band-aid. Tools like CodeRabbit or …
: Leading Teams When AI Does the Typing AI is changing how teams build things. That part is obvious. What’s less obvious is that it doesn’t …
: What Is a Runbook and Why Should You Care? If you’ve ever been woken up at 3 AM by a pager and stared at your screen trying to remember how the …
: How to Pick an Embedding Model (Without Overthinking It) It’s easy to get deep into vector database comparisons, HNSW vs. IVF, pgvector vs. Pinecone, Qdrant …
: Pandoc vs MarkItDown: Two Tools, Two Eras Pandoc has been the gold standard for document conversion for nearly two decades. But there’s a …
: What Temporal Actually Does (And Why You'd Want It) Building a multi-step process across microservices usually goes something like this. You wire up a …
: JuliusBrussee/caveman: 🪨 why use many token when few token do trick — Claude Code skill that cuts …
: pgvector vs sqlite-vec: You Probably Don't Need Postgres Whenever I start looking into vector search, I always end up finding information on pgvector. It’s …
: pgvector vs Pinecone: You Probably Don't Need a Separate Vector Database Every time someone starts building a RAG pipeline, the same question will come up: do I need a …
: How Kong Actually Works in Kubernetes At some point with microservices in Kubernetes, basic Ingress routing stops being enough. Kong is …
: LangChain and LLM Routers, the Short Version LangChain is important to know and understand in the age of agents. Also, LLM routing. They’re …
: Your Brain vs. a Large Language Model We don’t fully understand the human brain. That’s just how things are. But we know enough about its …
: What I Learned Building My First Chrome Extension I built a Chrome extension to navigate Letterboxd movie lists with keyboard shortcuts. Rate, like, …
: NotebookLM Is Just RAG With a Nice UI I’ve been watching AI YouTubers recommend NotebookLM integrations that involve authenticating your …
: A nice place to blog | Scribbles Start your own blog in seconds with Scribbles - a beautiful, …
: AI-Assisted vs AI-Agentic Coding There are two ways to work (c0de) with AI tools right now. I think most people know the other one …
: Most Dev Blogs Die #MDBD Most developers have started a blog at some point. Almost none of them are still writing. …
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: Claude Opus 4.7 Is Here Anthropic just announced Claude Opus 4.7 yesterday, and here is my take on the new model after …
: Agentic Development Trends: What's Changed in Early 2026 I’ve been following the agentic development space around Claude Code and similar tools and the last …
: Why javascript:void(0) Needs to Stay in the Past A few months ago, I ran across a javascript:void(0) in the wild. I’m not going to get into the …
: Bubbles Independent blog posts, ranked by the community. Good stuff bubbles up. The rest pops.
: The Human's Guide to the Command Line: From Script to System This is Part 3 of The Human’s Guide to the Command Line. If you missed Part 1 or Part 2, go check …
: How Active Noise Canceling Actually Works I’ve been thinking about how headphones work. What’s actually happening in there? Let me try and …
: What Would Minimum Wage Be If It Kept Up With Housing? I pulled the data and verified the math. The answer is… not great. The Numbers We’re Working With In …
: Time-Series PostgreSQL at Petabyte Scale From the creators of TimescaleDB — the PostgreSQL platform …
: Ghost — The first database designed for agents Postgres databases for agents. Unlimited forks. Hard …
: What Is an AI Agent, Actually? We need some actual definitions. The word “agent” is getting slapped onto every product and service, …
: A Concrete Definition of an AI Agent An AI agent pursues a goal by iteratively taking actions, …
: Card games today with BoardGame friend. Going to try Star Wars Unlimited and 5 minute dungeon. Have …
: SvelteKit Forms: Back to Basics (And Why That's a Good Thing) Before we talk about SvelteKit, we should touch on how React form handling works. I’m writing this …
: Routing in SvelteKit vs Next.js vs Astro Continuing my series on Svelte, I want to dig into how SvelteKit handles routing and how it compares …
: MergePHP: Stop Guessing, Start Verifying: A Modern API Documentation and Testing Toolkit. - …
: Svelte 5 Runes: A React Developer's Guide to Reactivity Continuing my series on Svelte topics, today we’re talking about runes. If you’re coming from React, …
: The revenue design company | Orb Design, execute, and operate revenue with usage-based billing. Orb …
: Svelte vs React: State Management Without the Ceremony Continuing my Svelte deep-dive series, let’s talk about state management and reactivity. This is …
: Svelte vs React: The Virtual DOM Tax You Might Not Need I’m diving more into Svelte and SvelteKit lately, and I’m going to be writing a few posts about it …
: Lisette is a New Rust-to-Go Language, So I Built It a Test Library This morning I dove into a new programming language called Lisette. I saw it from @lmika and had to …
: Lisette — Rust syntax, Go runtime Little language inspired by Rust that compiles to Go.
: Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security Today we are …
: emdash-cms/emdash: EmDash is a full-stack TypeScript CMS based on Astro; the spiritual successor to …
: Hiding Poems Inside Images I built a tool that hides poems inside images. Not as metadata, not as a watermark. The actual text …
: We can explain how dreams work but can an artificial system really ever understand them. What does …
: The Highest Rated Episode In Dimension 20 History This isn’t a joke, this is Katie’s life! 🚌🧝♀️ …
: The Human's Guide to the Command Line: Your First CLI App This is Part 2 of The Human’s Guide to the Command Line. If you missed Part 1, go check that out …
: The Human's Guide to the Command Line (macOS Edition) If you’ve ever stared at a terminal window and felt like you were looking at the cockpit of an …
: What Companies Are Actually Paying for Application Security In the Application Security Testing (AST) market, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and …
: I Benchmarked JSON Parsing in Bun, Node, Rust, and Go I’m just going to start posting about JSON everyday. Well ok, maybe not every day, but for the next …
: I Wrote Multiple CUE Parsers and Benchmarked Them Against JSON It started yesterday because I wanted to fix JSON. Well, not fix exactly. More like figure out if …
: Is There Something Better Than JSON? Have you ever looked at a JSON file and thought, “There has to be something better than this”? I …
: Streaks are just goals dressed up as habits. Build the system instead; a good system doesn’t care …
: Multi-Repos Are Underrated If you’re considering a monorepo, I’d like you to, stop, and reconsider. Monorepos cause more …
: CLI First, GUI Never I’ve been enjoying building CLI tooling and so here’s why your next app should be a CLI not a GUI. …
: The Death of Clever Code One positive product of working with Agentic tools is they rarely suggest clever code. No arcane …
: Turborepo Turborepo is a build system optimized for JavaScript and TypeScript, written in Rust.
: Your AI Agent Needs a Task Manager If you’ve spent time working with AI coding tools, you’ve probably hit the compaction wall. …
: obra/superpowers: An agentic skills framework & software development methodology that works. An …
: Productivity and Entropy I’ve spent over 25 years watching software systems accumulate entropy and …
: Using Claude to Think Through a Space Elevator When I say I wanted to understand the engineering problems behind building a space elevator, I mean …
: Just: The Command Runner If you’ve ever used make to run commands, it works, but you’re using a build system as a command …
: The World's Strongest Cable Is One Atom Thick I fell down a rabbit hole this morning. It started with a simple question: how far are we really …
: From SUnit to Vitest: A Brief History of JavaScript Testing I care a lot about testing. I don’t know if that’s obvious yet, but hopefully it’s obvious. I wanted …
: Garbage Collection: How Python, JavaScript, and Go Clean Up After Themselves It’s Garbage day for me IRL and I wanted to learn more about garbage collection in programming. So …
: I'm Just Going to Use Zed I’ve been thinking about my editor setup and I wanted to work through the costs out loud. This post …
: Voice-to-Text in 2026: The Tools and Models Worth Knowing About As natural language becomes a bigger part of how we build software, it’s worth looking at the state …
: How Smart People Are Using Claude Code Skills to Automate Anything 🚀 Build agentic systems that run …
: Polar Loop | Screen-Free Wearable Health Band & Fitness Tracker | Polar USA Track sleep, recovery, …
: Everything Is Eventually a Database Problem I think there’s a saying that goes something like “code is ephemeral, but data is forever.” That’s …
: Your Context Window Is a Budget — Here's How to Stop Blowing It If you’re using agentic coding tools like Claude Code, there’s one thing you should know by now: …
: I got tired of plaintext .env files, so I built LSM. lsm exec will inject secrets at runtime so they …
: I switched to mise for version management a month ago. No regrets. No more brew upgrade breaking …
: AI-Powered Process Orchestration Across the Enterprise | Appian Simplify digital operations with …
: I wrote about why you should stop using pip. Poetry or uv. Pick one. pip has no lockfile, no …
: I wrote about when to reach for Python over Bash. Most veterans put the cutoff at 50 lines. If …
: With AI agents, the cost of writing tests is approaching zero. Five words: “write tests on new …
: I compared npm, Yarn, pnpm, and Bun. TLDR version: pnpm wins for most teams, Bun wins if you’re …
: I wrote about securing node_modules. Socket, Snyk, Dependabot — each catches different things. …
: Wrote a guide on writing a good CLAUDE.md. Takeaway: keep it under 200 lines. Every line loads into …
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: When to Use Python Over Bash When to use python over bash is really a question of when to use bash. Python is a general-purpose …
: Fingerprint | Identify Every Web Visitor & Mobile Device The Fingerprint device intelligence …
: LangChain: Observe, Evaluate, and Deploy Reliable AI Agents LangChain provides the engineering …
: Local Secrets Manager - Dotenv Encrypter I built a thing to solve a problem. It has helped me, maybe it will help you? It all starts with a …
: Python: If your CLI tool uses print() and gets called as a subprocess by Claude Code, the output now …
: The Only Code That Defies Entropy A developer explores the Second Law of Thermodynamics and finds …
: Structured concurrency & Go How Python and Kotlin provide structured concurrency out of the box …
: Why Ghostty Is My Terminal for Agentic Work I love Ghostty for agentic work (mostly Claude Code). It doesn’t try to bake in its own agentic …
: Claudine — A kanban board for Claude Code Manage all your Claude Code conversations with a visual …
: How to Write a Good CLAUDE.md File Every time you start a new chat session with Claude Code, it’s starting from zero knowledge about …
: Software Licensing and Distribution API Easily add license key validation, entitlements, and device …
: Claude Code Skills vs Plugins: What's the Difference? If you’ve been building with Claude Code, you’ve probably seen the terms “skill,” “plugin,” and …
: Doppler | Centralized cloud-based secrets management platform Doppler’s secrets management platform …
: Claude Code Now Has Two Different Security Review Tools If you’re using Claude Code, you might have noticed that Anthropic has been quietly building out …
: Ever wanted your CLAUDE.md to automatically update from your current session before the next …
: peon-ping — Stop babysitting your terminal Sound notifications for any AI agent — hooks for Claude …
: aden-hive/hive: Outcome driven agent development framework that evolves Outcome driven agent …
: Managing Your Context Window in Claude Code If you’re using Claude Code, there’s a feature you should know about that gives you visibility into …
: Built a thing: Chord Compass — an interactive circle of fifths that lights up chord relationships …
: I built Scale Lab — pick a root note, choose from 14 scales and modes, and watch the notes light up …
: I published an Agentic Maturity Model on GitHub, a mental framework for thinking about and …
: Dear Microsoft, Here Is How I Would Fix Xbox Microsoft Gaming has a profit margin problem. Their marching orders are to hit 30%, and right now …
: I built a frustration game disguised as a broken SaaS dashboard. Cookie banners, modals and upgrade …
: You move fast. Cloud development cycles do not. Mixing and matching optimization strategies won’t …
: I built a hacker terminal typing game. Type Python symbols to “decrypt” corrupted code, hex becomes …
: Claude Code Prompts for Taming Your GitHub Repository Sprawl Some useful Claude Code prompts for GitHub repository management. 1. Archive stale repositories …
: First in a series of posts on vibe coded projects. SRE Commander — a keyboard-only RTS where you …
: Viral — you play as a virus, not a single ship, but a living swarm of particles that flock using …
: What I Actually Mean When I Say "Vibe Coding" Have you thought about what you actually mean when you tell someone you vibe code? The term gets …
: Stop Using pip. Seriously. If you’re writing Python in 2026, I need you to pretend that pip doesn’t exist. Use Poetry or uv …
: Why Testing Matters There is a fundamental misunderstanding about testing in software development. The dirty and …
: Serverless and Edge Computing: A Practical Guide Serverless and edge computing have transformed how we deploy and scale web applications. Instead of …
: Defending Your Node Modules: Security Tools and When to Rewrite Dependencies This week I’ve been on a bit of a JavaScript kick; writing about why Vitest beats Jest, comparing …
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: The new microphone uses XLR. I plugged it into a Focusrite solo. I have to turn the gain all the way …
: Got my Bookshelf fairly updated and consolidated. Think the want to read is still missing quite a …
: Will Google actually beat Microsoft in putting an AI LLM directly into their respective …
: Last year I finished reading: To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini 📚. Great book!
: I've decided to start writing more on Medium. It's time to take my passion for writing to the next …
: my first tattoo? - yaml: (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
: We need a new Salt Bae. Crystals of the sea, Flavor's dance, life's sustenance, Whispers on the …
: The importance of goal setting when working in a creative field
: All Hail - the fabled land of six fingers.
: Any tips for best/easy desktop software for creating Gifs that doesn’t require a subscription?🧈
: Would CombatMechs actually be useful in the service? Please discuss.
: the omega, the alpha, the truth
: The niji stuff on Midjourney is pretty cool looking without much effort. In the end, the machines …
: The IFTT AI services are interesting. https://ifttt.com/explore/ifttt-ai I'm wondering if there are …
: MenuBarX is a utility app on Setapp that helps users organize their most frequently-used …
: How long do you think we are from Robot Butlers? How long do you think we are from Robot Maids?
: The Aiko app is pretty neat. You can record audio and transcribe it locally using Open Whisper from …
: Trying to get side projects done on the weekend is like …
: Is there a way to quickly switch default browsers on Mac OS? - I decided on the opensource …
: Man what a great book - Finished reading: Elantris by Brandon Sanderson 📚
: Listened to this on Audible - Finished reading: Trollslayer by William King 📚
: Strange problem of using ChatGPT on Microsoft Edge. The website keeps loading or reloading …
: just because we can doesn’t mean we should
: Made good progress on the first book this weekend and have ideas for at least 5 more. Going to start …
: The Perils of Capitalism: A Warning in Verse Capitalism, a system that once promised wealth, Has now brought forth a life unfelt. Greed and …
: the green owl In the woods at night, a sight to behold A green owl perched on a branch so old Its feathers …
: Agree? Cats are better than dogs for some people as they require less attention & exercise, are …
: The Specter of Death: An Ode to Our Mortal Coil The specter of Death, a shadow that creeps, Lurking in the shadows where none of us sleep. An …
: Tips on Containerize your app Use official images, limit resources, use small base images, keep containers small/isolated, keep …
: Ok, vertical tabs + tab groups are the way to go. Safari got me hooked, and now I got Edge …
: Is there a way to automatically copy text when I select it on macOS? #MacOS #ProductivityTips …
: The Corp An edgeless corporation stands tall and proud, With profits as their only guiding shroud. Capitalist …
: Getting Microsoft Edge set up this morning. In preparation for using the new Bing. Has anyone got …
: Looking forward to sleeping in this weekend a lot more than the Super Bowl.
: Ok, Dwarf Fortress is cool, I love building and managing my own fortress and Dwarves. The intricate …
: It was a great end to the weekend as I spent time with my friend Paul. We visited Austin Books and …
: Any good recommendations on comics or graphic novels out in the last couple of years? Going shopping …
: Catch up on life before it inevitably catches up to you. 🙏
: GitOps also allows for version control and rollback capabilities. With NoOps, there is a lack of …
: GRANT commands in PostgreSQL allow a user to assign privileges on a database object to other users. …
: Cats are great due to their independence, low maintenance, affectionate nature, and ability to …
: Wealth Inequities Under Capitalism: The Flaws of Human Nature and the Consequences of Inaction As an economic system, capitalism has been a driving force in the development and growth of many …
: It’s Funday and I am ready for Rock and Stone!
: Cool! Once you have connected your Micro.blog account to Ulysses, you can start creating. You can …
: Why I'm Excited About Starting A Blog in 2023 As the pandemic hit and many of us were confined to our homes, I found myself getting back into …
: Hello and welcome to my Blog I hope you are doing well Leaving this post up to remind me of when I …