Five low-friction habits to put in place when you're starting an event-driven serverless build on AWS.
Nearly 1,000 faults. No monitoring. No useful documentation. Understanding the system wasn't the first step. It was a byproduct of fixing it.
The practices we're adopting to make AI productive are the same ones that always made humans productive, we just never committed to them.
A response to the 'Global Intelligence Crisis', from someone who wants to dismiss it... but can't.
Small, disposable services and event-driven design mean we can kill and replace anything without the rest of the system noticing.
I've spent days using my Pixel as a desktop computer through Android's hidden desktop mode. This is the future of personal computing.
I vibe code constantly. My side project got more features in a month than it had in years. But my job involves people's money, and stakes change everything.
I learned to code through Scrimba and made a career switch from acting to software development. They invited me on to talk about how that transition went.
Nothing here but us geese. 🪿
