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I have just released a new version of gomjml - v0.13.0.
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Tobari gives my AI coding agents deterministic evidence for finding and consolidating overlapping Go tests.
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My thoughts on why Bear Notes is still worth paying for every year.
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I installed the macOS 27 beta on a spare 2020 M1 Mac Mini and ran Geekbench before and after.
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Hosting a static site on Netlify while keeping its domain managed by Cloudflare, with the DNS records to make it work.
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Don’t avoid writing something down just because you think it’s obvious.
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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.
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Thou shalt handle errors with care: ten tips for wrapping, translating, and returning them without turning every failure into noise.
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AI can’t tell you what to build.
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A love letter to films that still trust the viewer to think.
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You don’t have to be an amateur, just because you use AI tooling.
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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.
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The [AI] models are already powerful enough to produce publishable results under competent supervision.
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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.
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On competing without feature wars.
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Time to dust it off.
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A proof that small niche tools can make impact.
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Just go pointer-first.
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A quick guide to disabling VS Code’s terminal autocomplete suggestions and restoring your preferred CLI tools like fzf.
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Grab a fresh build straight off the Github pipeline.
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A frank update on gomjml’s journey to full MJML compliance
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My go-to film simulation recipes for the XE-1: Classic Chrome alternative, faux Acros, and tweaked Astia
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With static sites and git, you don’t have to pray to the SaaS gods or dig through some arcane database.
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Today, I updated this site to support IndieWeb’s h-card microformats.
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gomjml is a native Go implementation of the MJML email framework, making responsive email design faster and easier for Go developers.
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A simple Python script and xbar setup to monitor Claude Code token usage directly in your macOS toolbar.
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Prevent Claude Code from burning tokens aimlessly.
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Or how we accidentally built a content train station where stories find their way to people who never knew they needed them
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If we’re all going to google it anyway, we might as well google something that makes sense.
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The iPad can be a fantastic companion for productivity and creativity.
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Add a filmic, nostalgic look to your Canon photos.
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Get that Classic Chrome look on every photo with this little trick.
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You don’t need a thousand photos to call yourself a photographer.
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The whole point of choosing is not to make a perfect choice, but to just get going.
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Despite telling myself countless times that I won’t fall for the social media hype, I got bitten by the Fujifilm bug, too.
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The symphony ends.
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Generate an app Password instead
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A short story about hunger, algorithms, and the things we feed when we think we’re being fed.
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And, bring back your sanity.
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Happy New Year!
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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.
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Our entire existence as humans hangs on two primal drives: survival and the need to feel something.
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Trust your instincts.
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Switching between reading and editing modes in Obsidian with ease: a simple home-made plugin that brings intentional editing to my note-taking workflow.
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After 25 years of coding, I’m shifting my gaze beyond the keyboard to embrace creative passions like writing, photography, and music.
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Some “signs” aren’t signs at all.
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Obsidian is free to use but not open-source.
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Sometimes, the simple solution has been there all along.
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It’s not just the platform that’s changed.
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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.