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When making decisions, too many people write a pros/cons list when they should really write a durable decision.
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For five years, I had been loyal to Things for task management.
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Coding agents like GPT 5.2 Codex and Opus 4.5 are good enough now that I always run them in "yolo" mode.
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Earlier this year, I wondered what it would take to semi-automatically generate mini crossword puzzles with code.
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It’s January 2023, and— in the AI community— everything feels possible again.
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Click here to download Etch from TestFlight
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When working with CSV files, I often want to query them with SQL.
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lockdown /ˈläkdoun/ n.
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I often read product and engineering documents that detail reasons for why the team/org/company should do something– launch a new product, refactor a system, etc.
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Engineers often have to ask each other for “estimates”– rough projections for how long projects will take.
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The trigger
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As an Engineering Manager, I frequently observe teams working on projects where something doesn’t feel right.
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Most teams reach an inflection point where good documentation is essential to its productivity.
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Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love reading again
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People often interpret “I understand” to mean “I agree”, but they don’t mean the same thing.
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I recently discovered the convenience of managing configuration of hobby-grade software projects with Google Sheets.
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I’m going through interview training at my employer right now.
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I didn’t take a CS class in high school, but I often meet people who did.
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I often wish I were a better negotiator.
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If you were like me in college, you first learned about the C programming language in an introductory computer science course.
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One of Google search’s underrated features is the ability to narrow search results by date.
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In software engineering, it’s easy to criticize other teams.
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Someone told me that all great meetings start and end with the same two sentences.
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Ushering one of computing's most mundane tasks
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I’m a big fan of the Amazon Kindle.
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Here are some articles by other people that I recommend.
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Introduction
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Don Draper speaks into a dictaphone in Mad Men Season 5, Episode 8
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I love the Amazon Kindle’s E-Ink screen.
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A week ago, I tried a fun experiment.
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Introduction
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In elementary school, there were “math kids” and there were “English kids”.
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Introduction
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There are few classes at Princeton that changed me like COS 318 (Operating Systems).
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Introduction
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Introduction
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https://jasperproject.github.io/
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The app itself got featured in Humans of New York in January 2014.
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A dead-simple spreadsheet that organizes tasks and shares knowledge for small teams and projects
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For some time a few months ago, I became obsessed with wireless sniffing.
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A lot of first-time programmers ask me for “getting started” advice.
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I was curious how many students at Princeton had posted a web site and, if so, what those sites were about.
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Why Printers