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A template engine sits between your source file and the page a reader copies from, and it can rewrite the snippet without telling you.
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The global git config I carry to every machine Keep reading.
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Shell job control does not survive an agent's stateless tool calls.
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A JVM-wide singleton cache and default JVM reuse in Surefire hid an order-dependent test bug behind a fully green suite, until one flag flipped the run order and made it fail on demand.
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Two regressions that only surfaced after deploying a javax-to-jakarta, EAP7-to-EAP8 migration to a real runtime, and why a free smoke test would have caught both.
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Why teams should extract company-specific skills from complex domain work, and how to embed institutional knowledge so the second migration is faster than the first.
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From tangled horizontal layers to vertical Boundary-Control-Entity slices, and why they are a perfect fit for LLM-assisted development.
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Key ideas distilled from talks by Rich Hickey, Alan Kay, Guy Steele, and others — on simplicity, state, design, and the gap between what programming is and what it could be.
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How borrowing MUST, SHOULD and MUST NOT from RFC 2119 turns bloated AGENTS.md files into compact, enforceable rule sets.
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How I use git worktrees and Claude Code to work on multiple tickets in parallel.