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I have been using Coding agents a bunch, particularly since Opus 4.5 and GPT 5.2 came out.
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I’ve written a long tutorial exploring the user of Racket’s Concurrent ML (CML) inspired concurrency paradigm to write an API wrapping git-cat-file.
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I currently work at Skydio.
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Chris Krycho, a person I really respect, is learning Racket to build programming languages.
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Gossip Glomers is a series of distributed systems programming challenges from Fly.io.
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Here is a performance footgun I encountered at work in a more complicated form.
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I often tack on notify-send at the end of a long running command to get a desktop notification when the command is done. 1.
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I recently bought a Nuphy Air75 and ran into a weird issue on Linux.
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I’ve been playing with Racket for the past few weeks.
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I’ve been getting back into C++ at Skydio, and I’ve twice lost several hours to debugging weird code behavior because of an RAII footgun in the language.
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Notes on using a Digital Ocean Droplet to copy Google Takeout data to Backblaze B2, for my own reference and in case they are useful to others.
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I read a fair amount of books, but I’ve never kept track of them except in my brain because the friction to track books is just too high.
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Hammerspoon is a macOS automation framework that allows you to hook into all sort of OS interfaces using Lua scripts.
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I have credit freezes put on my credit records with all 3 US credit reporting companies.
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In late August 2020 I read The Dream Machine and it is my favorite book of 2020.
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There is this common refrain about how companies have data about you and could do bad things.
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Hillel Wayne has a great newsletter, and one recent post had this observation: The abstract concept here is knowledge or skills that You are unlikely to discover on your own, neither through practice and reflection nor by observing others apply it.
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This is a contribution to the Rust 2021 Roadmap Blogs request.
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Bazel persistent workers are a cool feature that allow Bazel to start up “compiler” instances that can accept multiple build requests.
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Introduction This is another blog post related to the Build Systems à la Carte paper.