Dave Kiss

At 17, I applied to be the Cleveland Indians' stadium organist without ever taking a piano lesson.

My Claude Max meter resets whether I use it or not.

If the adapter doesn't exist, you can just make it.

LLMs make human output fuzzy.

Your AI agent has three different types of amnesia, and each one needs a different treatment.

I built a system that changes my band's stage lighting when I switch guitar presets.

Vibe coding had its moment.

We spent decades optimizing interfaces for humans.

A transparent little experiment that turns OpenTelemetry from Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex into a public leaderboard, plus the part where we talk about whether this is a good idea.

The ROI calculation for delight has changed.

Software is moving faster than humans can manage.

How I migrated 18 blog posts from Notion to Astro without opening my laptop—just by texting an AI agent from bed.

In a world where ideas are cheap and software is cheaper, what truly matters now?

As a Cleveland developer, I was just checking LeBron's website for clues about his 2014 decision.

My work on my seven-year-old tech meetup, We Make the Internet, is dead.

Combat the societal pressure of busyness by prioritizing self-improvement and meaningful activities over mere quantifiable output.

Learn about how I built an interactive app that lets users chat with an AI Santa Claus in real time, powered by Laravel Cloud and OpenAI's Realtime Voice API.

Don't get left behind—find out why Cursor might be the most transformative devtool you'll ever use.