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When xAI open-sourced their For You ranker on 2026-05-15, they redacted every numeric weight, every threshold, every Kafka topic, every config string — but they left every symbol name in source.
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Adding one optional frontmatter field to my blog produced a taxonomy I couldn't have written without doing the work.
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MeMo claims near-SOTA prompting via Munger's mental models.
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LLM generation costs roughly 1000× more than verification.
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Classical GP bundles five independent design choices behind one biology metaphor.
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If Claude Code's Bash tool returns 'Exit code 1' with empty stdout and empty stderr for every command, including `true` and `echo ok`, your /tmp is almost certainly full.
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The AI-supply-chain cohort is already crowded: Invariant, Snyk Agent Scan, JFrog, Klaimee, a dozen more.
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The biggest breakthroughs come from connecting unrelated fields — but the mechanism that produces them is broken.
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Applying IoC and dependency injection patterns to agentic service boundaries — and why technical plumbing alone won't prevent control inversion.
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Applying signal processing concepts to coding agent actions — from FFT and Markov models to a pragmatic health scoring algorithm for Claude Code hooks.
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slog is a zero-dependency structured logger for Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers with pluggable transports and a Hono waitUntil middleware.
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cairn is an append-only SQLite event store where immutability is enforced by triggers, not convention.
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The blog has moved to bjro.dev — a short domain that's easier to share and signals a long-term commitment to writing about software and technology.
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Every Node.js production system depends on a single corporate-controlled npm registry with no real alternative — a structural risk the ecosystem ignores.
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Debian turns 33 and keeps earning its title as the universal OS — community governance, 59,000 packages, and the foundation of over 1,000 Linux distributions.
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Apply partial application from functional programming to AI agents — pre-configure agent parameters to create reusable, composable agent building blocks.
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Linear types applied to AI agent safety — a type system that enforces single-use for destructive operations and statically rejects unsafe agent code.
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MarkyMarkov uses Markov chains to learn patterns from your codebase and provide fast, explainable code guidance that complements LLM agents.
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Philosophically informed AI agent design — modeling belief, knowledge, and epistemic norms — makes agent behavior more reliable and inspectable.
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How to pair agentic workflows with Temporal for durability, finite state machines for structure, and MCP servers to scale from pilot to production.
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Combine Markov chains with LLMs to build structured, interpretable agents — Markov chains enforce predictable state; LLMs provide semantic flexibility.
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Context is the most underrated lever in AI agent design — this post makes the case for MINDMAP-style context objects as a first-class agent primitive.
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Infra teams quietly feed logs, configs, and schemas to cloud LLMs when troubleshooting — extending the trust boundary into a black box they don’t control.
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Opinionated notes on software development in the age of agentic tooling — where LLMs genuinely change how we work and where the hype outpaces the reality.
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casq brings content-addressable storage to CI pipelines, eliminating redundant builds and test runs by identifying identical inputs with a git-style hash.
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whosthere is a Go-based LAN discovery tool with a modern terminal UI — fast, intuitive network exploration that shows who and what is on your local network.
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mise pins tool versions per project — Node, Python, Go, and more — in a single .mise.toml, replacing nvm, pyenv, and Makefiles with one unified tool.
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casq is a Rust CLI and library for content-addressed file storage — git-style deduplication without the overhead of a full version control system.
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A quick comparison of tmux and zellij as terminal multiplexers — zellij wins on discoverability with visible, mnemonic keybinds right out of the box.
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Practical techniques for sandboxing AI agents and limiting blast radius — filesystem restrictions, network controls, and permission scoping in production.
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Remap Caps Lock to Left Control for a more ergonomic keyboard layout — instructions for Debian/Linux via XKBOPTIONS and Windows via SharpKeys.