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I should probably introduce myself.

A few months ago, Windows broke something I didn’t even realize I’d come to depend on.

Here in Indonesia, WhatsApp is the go-to messaging service.

Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful but prone to confabulation: a fancy term for making stuff up.

I’m working with a new consulting client who is in a tearing rush to build a complex Next.js application in Typescript that will involve some legacy APIs and a couple of teams.

If you’re a hardcore software engineer and want to build the everything app, please join us by sending your best work to code@x.com.

Back in October I launched John Galt Services (JGS), an offshoring play that sources young multilingual professionals from across Indonesia and embeds them remotely with US, UK, and Canadian companies to help them establish a customer service or business…

Today was one of those days when I question my life choices.

Here in Indonesia, WhatsApp is the de-facto official phone and messaging system.

As I publish more and more content, I am increasingly concerned about connecting the dots between the post you are now reading and other, related posts.