It's Markdown's World And We're All Just Living In It
Funny how I randomly thought: how the heck did .md files end up basically running the show now? Not just in repos as READMEs. They&
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It's Markdown's World And We're All Just Living In It
Funny how I randomly thought: how the heck did .md files end up basically running the show now? Not just in repos as READMEs. They&
As you build AI agents, they need to call tools: APIs, databases, services. Traditionally you'd write an MCP server for each one. Server
The past month made me realize that "happy or sad" does not always capture it. I don't think I'm
I don't bake. But I had a brownie mix and some time. I get bored easily. So I started baking. The instructions said:
When delivery feels slow, the instinct is usually to look at execution. Are engineers shipping fast enough? Are PRs taking too long? Are releases getting
Dev Journal: Jot (Chrome Extension)
Motivation I am working on a 14" personal laptop and I needed a fast, minimal notepad directly in the browser because because context switching
Dev Journal: Compromise Enhancements
The Idea The app started as a simple tool: enter two locations, find the geographic midpoint, search for nearby venues. Clean, useful, but fundamentally flawed
Lately the software industry feels… loud. There's been a lot going on in the industry. Big companies making moves, things shifting around. Enough
AI as Another Industrial Revolution
People often reach for comparisons when talking about AI in software. Calculators for engineers. Tractors replacing farmers. They're useful analogies, but they feel
Everyone's talking about "vibe coding." Although I still cringe when I hear the term, the Internet has already decided that'