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  1. I have just released a new version of gomjml - v0.13.0.

  2. Tobari gives my AI coding agents deterministic evidence for finding and consolidating overlapping Go tests.

  3. When a Notes App Is Just a Notes App

    My thoughts on why Bear Notes is still worth paying for every year.

  4. I installed the macOS 27 beta on a spare 2020 M1 Mac Mini and ran Geekbench before and after.

  5. Hosting a static site on Netlify while keeping its domain managed by Cloudflare, with the DNS records to make it work.

  6. Saying the obvious thing

    Don’t avoid writing something down just because you think it’s obvious.

  7. My Appearance on the Cup O’ Go Podcast

    Less than two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of being a guest on Cup O’ Go - one of my favorite Go podcasts, hosted by Shay Nehmad and Jonathan Hall.

  8. The 10 Go Error Handling Commandments

    Thou shalt handle errors with care: ten tips for wrapping, translating, and returning them without turning every failure into noise.

  9. AI can't tell you what to build.

    AI can’t tell you what to build.

  10. Lost in Translation

    A love letter to films that still trust the viewer to think.

  11. It's all relative

    You don’t have to be an amateur, just because you use AI tooling.

  12. The friction is just not there anymore.

    The friction of building personal apps has always been so high that as users we accepted the ads, the trackers, the dark patterns, and the constant upsells.

  13. The bottleneck is the supervision

    The [AI] models are already powerful enough to produce publishable results under competent supervision.

  14. Who Is the Assistant?

    The way a smart assistant works is, it processes information ahead of you, trims it down, and presents you with a couple of options to decide on.

  15. Why I'm Still Building Murmel

    On competing without feature wars.

  16. Articol fără titlu

    Time to dust it off.

  17. A proof that small niche tools can make impact.

  18. Just go pointer-first.

  19. How to Disable Terminal Suggestions in VS Code

    A quick guide to disabling VS Code’s terminal autocomplete suggestions and restoring your preferred CLI tools like fzf.

  20. Grab a fresh build straight off the Github pipeline.

  21. gomjml: September Update

    A frank update on gomjml’s journey to full MJML compliance

  22. The Recipes I Carry On My Fujifilm Camera

    My go-to film simulation recipes for the XE-1: Classic Chrome alternative, faux Acros, and tweaked Astia

  23. Static Sites Enable a Good Time Travel Experience

    With static sites and git, you don’t have to pray to the SaaS gods or dig through some arcane database.

  24. This Site Supports h-card Microformats Now

    Today, I updated this site to support IndieWeb’s h-card microformats.

  25. Introducing gomjml: MJML for Go Developers

    gomjml is a native Go implementation of the MJML email framework, making responsive email design faster and easier for Go developers.

  26. A simple Python script and xbar setup to monitor Claude Code token usage directly in your macOS toolbar.

  27. Hitting the Brakes on Claude Code

    Prevent Claude Code from burning tokens aimlessly.

  28. Or how we accidentally built a content train station where stories find their way to people who never knew they needed them

  29. Why I Made Peace With Go’s Date Formatting

    If we’re all going to google it anyway, we might as well google something that makes sense.

  30. The iPad can be a fantastic companion for productivity and creativity.

  31. Add a filmic, nostalgic look to your Canon photos.

  32. Get that Classic Chrome look on every photo with this little trick.

  33. Your Eyes Are the Camera

    You don’t need a thousand photos to call yourself a photographer.

  34. The whole point of choosing is not to make a perfect choice, but to just get going.

  35. Got Bitten by the Fuji Bug

    Despite telling myself countless times that I won’t fall for the social media hype, I got bitten by the Fujifilm bug, too.

  36. Quality Control

    The symphony ends.

  37. Generate an app Password instead

  38. All You Can Feed

    A short story about hunger, algorithms, and the things we feed when we think we’re being fed.

  39. How to Replace Linkedin’s Algorithmic Timeline

    And, bring back your sanity.

  40. 2025: More Social, Less Media

    Happy New Year!

  41. 3 (+1) Things Evernote Got Right

    A look at three features that made Evernote click for me back in the day — ones that modern note-taking apps still struggle to replicate fully.

  42. The Raw Arithmetic of Being

    Our entire existence as humans hangs on two primal drives: survival and the need to feel something.

  43. Because I Wanted To

    Trust your instincts.

  44. Switching between reading and editing modes in Obsidian with ease: a simple home-made plugin that brings intentional editing to my note-taking workflow.

  45. After 25 years of coding, I’m shifting my gaze beyond the keyboard to embrace creative passions like writing, photography, and music.

  46. Signs

    Some “signs” aren’t signs at all.

  47. A Few Words About Obsidian’s License

    Obsidian is free to use but not open-source.

  48. Sometimes, the simple solution has been there all along.

  49. It’s not just the platform that’s changed.

  50. State of the Cloud 2024

    And yes, there is drama watching cloud companies that were overvalued and overfunded in the Covid bubble crash come down to earth or pivot to austerity.