@zhisme :: signal over noise

I keep hearing arguments everywhere: should you pick this one, it writes code better, or that one, worse — or hey, why not just build your own?!

Recently, I started using opencode.

One fine day a tiny laddie came and asked his dad: "Could you tell me, Daddy, what is good and what is bad?"

If intro sounds like an existential crisis to you, then yes – it should!

I like interview questions that come from real incidents instead of a puzzle book.

AI strikes back, but not the way we wanted.

Brevity is the Sister of Talent A.P.

The Problem You have a personal GitHub and a work GitLab (or multiple work accounts).

These are commands I use often and see a lot of value from.

Solution Open ~/.claude/settings.json with your favorite editor and add this to your json config.

The Chameleon With Claws clawdbot/moltbot/OpenClaw — this chameleon flew through our tight-knit tech world and generated a spectacular amount of hype. 184k GitHub stars in the last month alone.

How to set up MCP for browser Create .mcp.json in your project directory with the following content: { "mcpServers": { "chrome-devtools": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "chrome-devtools-mcp@latest"] } } } Then run the following command in your…

Your Kibana/Cloudwatch/Grafana have different timestamps, you don’t see recent logs from your application.

TL;DR Match interview complexity to job complexity.

The Sweetest Cookies I recently found that people fall into the illusion that all these dancing popups that block your sight from reading articles, news, and other sites, with some bullshit title stating “We value your privacy, please set your choice,” and

Previous post on original release is available at copy_with_context.nvim plugin released.

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There was a lively discussion on Hacker News here about Sorbet and static typing in Ruby that inspired this post.

As software engineers, we’re used to writing tests — but we don’t always know how to write them well.

I’m excited to announce the release of my new Neovim plugin, copy_with_context.nvim When sharing code snippets, it’s often useful to include the file path and line number for context.

I’m happy to share the lazy_names gem!