Iterative Tangents

I've been learning to vibe code over the last few weeks, not because I've given up on programming and what I can learn from it, but because I have other projects that I bring more personal value to than the exact implementation of another database interfa…

Earlier this week I wrote about a slim pocket notebook cover I 3D printed from TPU filament.

I was under-challenged in high school, so to occupy myself I started writing.

I had a dream in which the Eisenhower interstate system was designed as a minimum spanning tree.

Here's a quick Obsidian tip.

I wrote about some local-only web apps I made and how they differ from local-first software that synchronizes data across devices.

From Why I Won't Read LLM Authored Fiction by Chris McCormick: I don't want to read a novel where most of the words are written by an LLM, even if a human designed the novel at a high level.

Last week I wrote about a few local-only web apps I've made recently.

Doing front-end development over the last couple of months, I've been reminded to test web apps in Safari.

Over the last few months I've created a handful of local-only web apps for my own use and for family members.

In the previous post I shared a couple small scripts I use with Git.

I've written about various practices I have when writing or reviewing code, from splitting branches using diff files and drafting pull requests locally to reviewing code locally and documenting exploratory testing.