André Staltz

I bought my first programming book in 2004, "The C Programming Language" by K&R.

I have felt a lot more productive since getting into agentic coding with tools like Cursor, Claude, Grok Build, and Kimi.

I hate analog clocks.

Last year I was vocally against LLM-produced code.

People who have used the web since the 90s generally miss those times, because they were calmer, they were cooler (in terms of homepage creativity), and less weaponized and polarized.

I used to blog a lot more.

It's been some 10 years since I started my career as a developer, and one of the most important habits I have learned is something I call "Parametric Progress".

Open source is coming for your business.

There is a general belief that the internet has supercharged collective intelligence and allowed humans to collaborate at scale, producing knowledge and creating masterpieces.

This post is a reply to Moxie's recent article "My first impressions on web3".