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I Taught Windows To Speak Mac, One Scancode At A Time Three weeks into a Windows box, I killed a running dev server by pressing Cmd+C to copy a stack trace.

The htmx Pattern That Deletes Itself in Django Last night I made the mistake of reading Alex Edwards’ “How I use HTMX with Go” at the exact hour a sensible person goes to sleep.

I Don’t Know Rust.

A zero-dependency command-line client for the Frankfurter foreign-exchange API.

A tiny macOS menu bar app and CLI for toggling services (VPN, Tailscale, anything with a connect/disconnect command) from a global hotkey or a single click.

A tiny, scriptable CLI wrapper around the Cloudflare Registrar REST API.

Pick up any Claude Code session on any machine.

I Tried to Widen a Box.

I Built the /html Skill Tariq Said Not to Build Last week I read Tariq’s post on the unreasonable effectiveness of HTML and had that very specific sensation of someone reaching into your skull, pulling out a thought you hadn’t quite finished forming yet,…

I Built a 10k-Player Game Server in Elixir.

Part 2: From cct to cad — when a personal fork stops being a fork Last time I wrote about forking Simon Willison’s claude-code-transcripts to fix some personal pain points — folder-grouped picker, Global Sessions, the night I deleted 1,628 runaway loop se…

Part 1: Forking Simon’s Tool Because My Sessions Folder Was On Fire Back in December, Simon Willison wrote about a small CLI he built called claude-code-transcripts.

One CLI to drive every coding agent on your machine. cad discovers local sessions from claude, codex, pi, opencode, and forge, groups them by working directory, and gives you two views: a project-based picker for resuming, renaming, and rendering past wor…

A terminal multiplexer and file editor for macOS, built for developers who live in the terminal.

What I Learned Building My Own Coding Agent Thorsten Ball just dropped a post called How To Build An Agent where he argues that a coding agent is just “an LLM, a loop, and enough tokens.”

A native macOS launcher that respects your time and your machine.

A terminal UI tool for monitoring Docker containers, inspired by htop.

Simple, transparent deployment for containerized applications. podlift deploys your Docker containers to any server with SSH access.

A fast, single-binary markdown to HTML converter that produces complete, self-contained styled pages — syntax highlighting and theme CSS included, with no runtime to install. 1mkdown input.md # Converts to input.html 2mkdown doc.md -o out.html # Custom ou…

A modular command-line utility collection providing common tools for developers.

A zero-configuration window manager for macOS that works perfectly out of the box, while offering unlimited customization for power users.

Transform VS Code into a professional writing environment for novelists and storytellers.

The Gaming Moment That Changed Everything Couple of months ago, I was living my best medieval peasant life in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, blissfully unaware that this game was about to hijack my brain with an existential crisis I didn’t see coming.

Why I Build Useless Software and You Should Too There’s something deliciously rebellious about opening your editor with zero productive intentions.

Escaping Astro and Finding Peace with Hugo I started building this website with Astro, full of optimism and modern web development enthusiasm.

A Visual Studio Code extension that allows you to preview and apply themes in real-time without installing them.

A VSCode extension that automatically detects missing packages in your JavaScript and TypeScript projects and offers to install them with a single click.

Note: This is an obsolete project since VSCode implemented a search system like Sublime Text.