Graduating to the terminal
This is the first post in a series on the AI engineering toolkit. It runs from terminal-curious to fairly advanced and has no planned end. The early posts will be simple, maybe too simple if ...
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Spec.md
The spec.md file is the single most important document produced as part of the speckit’s SDD workflow. It is the first piece of documentation produced, setting the direction for the remaining documentation. It is the ...
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Privacy and the Panopticon at the airport
“Your ID is immaterial. We only use our face recognition software” is just the latest trend in surveillance and control in the United States. This blog post is not about ICE’s Mobile Fortify, however, but ...
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Why can't we (pip and conda) be friends?
“Don’t mix pip and conda” - is the general advice from Anaconda, or if you must, use pip after conda. But why? One of the reasons is that conda and pip have different ways of ...
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On Spec-Driven Development and AI
Engineering is hard Let me start with a couple stories. A team picks up notification preferences, the kind of feature where users choose how they want to be contacted. Brief discussion, general agreement, shipped in ...
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My first Spec-Driven Development project
Previous: Introducing FrozenDB “Look ma, no hands” - I wrote FrozenDB without writing lines of code. Instead, I used spec-driven development to generate all of the user stories, map them carefully to technical requirements and ...
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AI Killed Resumes
I’m currently hiring a backend software engineer for my team. On the first day, we received hundreds of applications. Hundreds of garbage applications. This isn’t entirely a new phenomenon. No matter what you put in ...
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Plan.md
Ode to the software engineer The plan is what separates spec-driven development from vibe coding. It is the most important lever for the long-term health of your codebase, and the place where the role of ...
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Introducing FrozenDB
To make apple pie from scratch, you must first invent a database to store your recipes. - Carl Sagan Well Carl (and avid readers), let me introduce you to FrozenDB. This is my twist on ...
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HowNot2 mock in Deno
A funky crocodile made out of cups and other materials. It is sitting on top of some other cartoon character, wearing a read hat Mocking functions in deno is very limited, compared to NodeJS. Maybe, ...
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Graduating to the terminal
This is the first post in a series on the AI engineering toolkit. It runs from terminal-curious to fairly advanced and has no planned end. The early posts will be simple, maybe too simple if ...
Read more ⟶
Plan.md
Ode to the software engineer The plan is what separates spec-driven development from vibe coding. It is the most important lever for the long-term health of your codebase, and the place where the role of ...
Read more ⟶
My first Spec-Driven Development project
Previous: Introducing FrozenDB “Look ma, no hands” - I wrote FrozenDB without writing lines of code. Instead, I used spec-driven development to generate all of the user stories, map them carefully to technical requirements and ...
Read more ⟶
Privacy and the Panopticon at the airport
“Your ID is immaterial. We only use our face recognition software” is just the latest trend in surveillance and control in the United States. This blog post is not about ICE’s Mobile Fortify, however, but ...
Read more ⟶
HowNot2 mock in Deno
A funky crocodile made out of cups and other materials. It is sitting on top of some other cartoon character, wearing a read hat Mocking functions in deno is very limited, compared to NodeJS. Maybe, ...
Read more ⟶
On Spec-Driven Development and AI
Engineering is hard Let me start with a couple stories. A team picks up notification preferences, the kind of feature where users choose how they want to be contacted. Brief discussion, general agreement, shipped in ...
Read more ⟶
Spec.md
The spec.md file is the single most important document produced as part of the speckit’s SDD workflow. It is the first piece of documentation produced, setting the direction for the remaining documentation. It is the ...
Read more ⟶
Introducing FrozenDB
To make apple pie from scratch, you must first invent a database to store your recipes. - Carl Sagan Well Carl (and avid readers), let me introduce you to FrozenDB. This is my twist on ...
Read more ⟶
AI Killed Resumes
I’m currently hiring a backend software engineer for my team. On the first day, we received hundreds of applications. Hundreds of garbage applications. This isn’t entirely a new phenomenon. No matter what you put in ...
Read more ⟶
Why can't we (pip and conda) be friends?
“Don’t mix pip and conda” - is the general advice from Anaconda, or if you must, use pip after conda. But why? One of the reasons is that conda and pip have different ways of ...
Read more ⟶
Graduating to the terminal
This is the first post in a series on the AI engineering toolkit. It runs from terminal-curious to fairly advanced and has no planned end. The early posts will be simple, maybe too simple if ...
Read more ⟶
On Spec-Driven Development and AI
Engineering is hard Let me start with a couple stories. A team picks up notification preferences, the kind of feature where users choose how they want to be contacted. Brief discussion, general agreement, shipped in ...
Read more ⟶
Plan.md
Ode to the software engineer The plan is what separates spec-driven development from vibe coding. It is the most important lever for the long-term health of your codebase, and the place where the role of ...
Read more ⟶
Spec.md
The spec.md file is the single most important document produced as part of the speckit’s SDD workflow. It is the first piece of documentation produced, setting the direction for the remaining documentation. It is the ...
Read more ⟶
My first Spec-Driven Development project
Previous: Introducing FrozenDB “Look ma, no hands” - I wrote FrozenDB without writing lines of code. Instead, I used spec-driven development to generate all of the user stories, map them carefully to technical requirements and ...
Read more ⟶
Introducing FrozenDB
To make apple pie from scratch, you must first invent a database to store your recipes. - Carl Sagan Well Carl (and avid readers), let me introduce you to FrozenDB. This is my twist on ...
Read more ⟶
Privacy and the Panopticon at the airport
“Your ID is immaterial. We only use our face recognition software” is just the latest trend in surveillance and control in the United States. This blog post is not about ICE’s Mobile Fortify, however, but ...
Read more ⟶
AI Killed Resumes
I’m currently hiring a backend software engineer for my team. On the first day, we received hundreds of applications. Hundreds of garbage applications. This isn’t entirely a new phenomenon. No matter what you put in ...
Read more ⟶
HowNot2 mock in Deno
A funky crocodile made out of cups and other materials. It is sitting on top of some other cartoon character, wearing a read hat Mocking functions in deno is very limited, compared to NodeJS. Maybe, ...
Read more ⟶
Why can't we (pip and conda) be friends?
“Don’t mix pip and conda” - is the general advice from Anaconda, or if you must, use pip after conda. But why? One of the reasons is that conda and pip have different ways of ...
Read more ⟶