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One thing I’ve noticed about Claude Code is it will sometimes ask you questions, especially at the start of new projects, some clarifying things it wants to know so it can feed into the plan input, for example if you was creating a frontend project it mig…

I’ve built a bunch of scripts and tools over the years that are largely hodge-podge, “good enough” monstrosities that should never see the light of day, but mostly useful, albeit awkward to use.

I’m a big fan of plain text accounting and have been for years.

I’ve become a rack guy.

Recently, I’ve been expanding my music horizons by listening to radio show recordings rather than relying on algorithm-driven recommendations.

I recently bought a Terramaster F4-424 NAS for my home network.

I recently had an idea for a website I wanted to build.

When someone links to something on twitter, either by embedding something or just pasting a URL, twitter will front it with its own t.co link.

The internet has been abuzz around playing with ChatGPT, a new chat AI thing.

Rosetta is a great piece of technology, but can be a battery drain.

It's an image and a program A few weeks ago I was reading about PICO-8, a fantasy games console with limited constraints.

I’ve been running Linux on my personal computer for nearly six months now and just thought I’d write about a neat feature in systemd called systemd.socket Personal finance on-demand tl;dr Created a socket activated service to spin up a local webapp I use…

Obligatory desktop shot with nothing on it This is another one of those posts, the one’s where Linux desktop apologists have the urge to justify to the world why they do things.

A few months ago it dawned on me that I didn’t really understand how computers work under the hood.

Imagine wending your way through a great book on your e-reader, the world melting away, and suddenly everything comes crashing back to reality with an apologetic Sorry!

Around five years ago I wrote a Gameboy Color emulator in Go.

A few weeks ago I thought I’d stumbled across something really bad when just casually browsing the web.

A few years ago I was involved in a project that required us to provide a time series metric on how many concurrent users were using our products, and what quality of service they were receiving.

AWS recently announced Go support for Lambda, giving developers more choice over how their functions are written.