Cracking The Code

For the last year or maybe more, I’ve been explicit about adding Claude Code as co-author for each commit (and also wanted others to do the same) that I used it for.

Last week I was troubleshooting some odd connection reset issues at work, which turned out to be (no, not DNS) ARP contention because of a kube-proxy misconfig.

TIL that bash has a builtin RANDOM that can return a random integer between 0 and 32767.

TIL that magit-status-here will open the magit-status buffer with the focus on the diff of the current file.

I like using Upsert for my CreateOrUpdate methods in my application code.

As the title suggests, I attended David Beazley’s course on writing a compiler earlier this year and wanted to write about my experience. 🏎️️ In a rush?

🚀 I started using picom, a compositor a few days ago as I wanted my inactive windows to be transparent.

Disclaimer: I gave a talk of the same title at Kubernetes Forum Delhi last week.

I joined Loodse last month and I wanted to reflect upon the journey of my programming career so far.

Last week at work I was working on a bash script, part of which needed to get the status of a Kubernetes node.