Peter Ramsing — Articles

A few days ago, I found a letter from my new boss when I accepted the position at Acme Co. as an AI Wrangler last year.

I've written a blog for years — mostly read by a few hundred people who found me through Google.

Biosphere 2 grew tall trees sealed in a dome in the Arizona desert.

A few weeks ago my wife had surgery.

I had a slow navigation problem.

It started with brain fog in my home office.

NORDVEST was feature complete in two weeks.

I was listening to Why AI Could Be Better for Plumbers than Programmers - The AI Daily Brief and my mind was racing.

Just like one of the techs I work with says: if you don't schedule your maintenance, your maintenance schedules itself.

I heard it constantly when I worked in tech: "move fast and break things."

I started the week loading up in a big service van, tall enough to stand up in.

Too often in life I try and add things to make things "better".

Today my dad texted me that three military helicopters were heading our way.

The Short of It Through the rest of 2025 I'll be transitioning out of my full-time work in the software and AI industry into a completely new industry.

Here’s the TL;DR that I learned: Bumping your build number, changing nothing, and re-submitting your app is indeed an option.

Just block YouTube on your firewall

I submitted Ping to the App Store and they rejected it.

Growing up, I loved building tree forts.

I'm absolutely amazed at how much I am enjoying my desk phone being a baby monitor.

I had a tweet thread tonight as I was working on fixing The Bootstrapped Web adding their entire backlog to their podcast feed.

In preparing for our first babies (our first set of twins), we decided against getting a video baby monitor right away.

Before we begin, a crucial note about parenting advice: All suggestions are context-specific—what worked for us at a particular time may not apply to your situation.

Yesterday I kept having a migration pending whenever I ran php artisan migrate.

Over the past month, I've been diving into these "AI Danger" stories, and I'm noticing a trend: they often lack industry experience and context.

With the latest news of the DoJ potentially forcing Google to sell off Chrome, I've been thinking about the potential impact on the web ecosystem. proposed ruling My first question is who would have the interest in funding the technical challenges and push

One of my all-time favorite books is The Phoenix Project.

When I built AudioBrevity, I wanted something to help me keep up with more podcasts than I had time to listen to.

Just a quick post with the audio of the MX Speed Silver and MX Brown switches on the ZSA Moonlander.

A few months ago, I shared the tech stack for AudioBrevity on my private podcast (found here Adventures from the Pad).

I wrote a post over on synaptiq.ai's site where I shared some lessons about how we're keeping some of our costs down.