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Part of a series on getting more done with AI coding agents, using the 5 Focusing Steps from Theory of Constraints.

I like stable, predictable work hours.

I was running an AI agent in a remote VM, exposed only via HTTP through a Node web server so I could send it commands.

My experience has always been that AI models get pretty dumb after about 50% of their context window is filled.

Part 1 of 3 in the Skills Catalog series (Part 2 Part 3) Anthropic just announced Skills—modular, discoverable knowledge for Claude.

Part 2 of 3 in the Skills Catalog series (Part 1 Part 3) Part 1 covered the catalog pattern.

Part 3 of 3 in the Skills Catalog series (Part 1 Part 2) You’ve built a skills catalog.

People keep asking me why they’d ever use an AI command-line tool when the GUI works fine.

The era of artificially cheap AI tools is ending, and Cursor’s recent pricing changes are just the beginning.

Guest post authored by Jules.

It’s hot today in Michigan.

How I studied Used a community-owned practice exam Followed the Microsoft Learn modules Who should probably take this exam?

Google announced a new tool called SignGemma which they describe as “our most capable model for translating sign language into spoken text” I absent mindedly shared this in the GR Slack group I hang out in and a friend encouraged me to dig a little deeper…

The problem..

If you didn’t read my previous blog post I’m hunting for a good method for keeping my tech experiments going from my living room lazy boy.

I love to write blog posts and tinker with technology.

ThingWorx is a platform for developing “Industrial IoT solutions”.

I’ve started into “Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art” by Steve McConnell, and of course… as is my style.

This seems like it should be easy right?

This is a list I’m going to be maintaining on different ideas and thougths around ramping up on new software projects.