josh.miami

Project Sisyphus went from an empty folder to a playable roguelite on my iPhone.

Anthropic built a stronger model and decided not to broadly ship it.

Monolith Industries is a Next.js starter kit with auth, Supabase, Sentry, background jobs, and every tooling decision already made.

What started as 'can I put a Pokemon in the status bar' turned into a full companion system with ANSI sprites, evolution chains, and a Pokedex.

The wizard asked you to commit a budget before you knew what the session needed.

Expansion and hardening at the same time.

By the end of Saturday, the score was believable.

Saturday was where TokenGolf stopped being a neat concept and started becoming a real tool.

You're doing your best work.

My blog was a piece of shit.

Three files, a GitHub label, and a Claude skill.

Claude Code already tracked cost.

Profile switching for clean account separation, and audio notifications so you stop babysitting the terminal.

The real shift was not becoming a power user.

Canceling Cursor was not a dramatic decision.

The switch was not clean.

There is a real difference between sampling a model and repeatedly choosing it.

Once the surface stopped being the problem, the more interesting question became which model actually fit the work.

The biggest shift was not a smarter model.

The model is useful.

The first real shift was not replacing engineering.

Ideation cost is down.

The usefulness has outrun the comfort.

The model is not doing the architecture.

The first 20 minutes of every technical problem have always been stupid.

Before Pino 5, developers using Pino to manage their applications logs would add a library known as pino-noir to hide sensitive information.

Big yikes.

You’re probably sitting there and thinking: “Well I already use a grid layout, so yeah…” Just give it a try.

As you can see, Miami’s mark as a world class city is clearly nonexistent until we have some sort of public transit infrastructure that let alone makes sense.

Earlier this week I was tasked to parse some data from an RSS feed with Ruby.

On October 6th, 2014 the BearWhale was slain on the BitStamp exchange.

There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market.

There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market.

There’s a lot of mobile bitcoin wallets out there in today’s app market.