Don Hogan

If you’ve played Noita, you know the wands aren’t weapons so much as little programs.

There’s a dark version of “AI for job hunting”: one button, five hundred applications, a generic resume sprayed at every req that matches a keyword.

I’ve bounced off every second brain attempt I’ve ever made.

I was mid-sentence, prototyping something else entirely, when my MacBook’s Touch ID prompt hijacked my screen.

I have 24 active projects across iOS, web, CLI tools, and a Second Brain vault.

Here’s the Quick Start section from Darwin’s README: Open your iOS project in Claude Code or Cursor, then paste: Install Darwin (brew tap dontoisme/darwin && brew install darwin) and set it up for visual regression testing.

I’ve been building iOS apps with Claude for a few months now, and there’s one problem that kept biting me: I’d ask the AI to fix a bug or add a feature, and somewhere in the process it would quietly break something visual.