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The Bram binary now embeds SQLite with its FTS5 fulltext indexer and search engine.
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Agents like Claude Codex and Codex run in your terminal.
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Handwriting was always problematic for me.
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In this snapshot of the Bloomington calendar you can see that events are neatly categorized.
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Agents are hardwired to be prolific writers and readers of code.
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In his keynote talk at the first Perl conference, Larry Wall couldn’t get the Windows computer on the podium to behave.
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I recently attended a talk, by an engineer at a large software company, on the topic of unreviewable PRs.
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In Working With Intelligent Machines, written at the beginning of my AI-assisted coding journey, I quoted from Garry Kasparov’s The Chess Master and the Computer.
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I’m working on a new tool whose tagline is the title of this post: Make best use of git and GitHub for AI-assisted software development.
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I had an idea about 15 years ago that I wound up pursuing a lot longer than I should have.
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I once wrote an article with the optimistic title GitHub for the rest of us.
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Tools built to generate vast amounts of code can, paradoxically, help us write less of it: How To Use LLMs for Continuous, Creative Code Refactoring LLM series at The New Stack
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How to manage a team of AI assistants in a virtuous cycle of improvement.
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Tuscon’s Museum of Miniatures features hundreds of exhibits like this one.
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Exactly one hundred and fifty years ago John Muir walked around in the same grove of giant sequoia trees that I walked around in today, and stood next to the same two thousand ton behemoth that had been growing for two and a half millenia.
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The Volts podcast continues to be my favorite listen.
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I’m visiting with American friends who are staying in a rural farmhouse in France’s Dordogne valley.
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Although autonomous LLMs are inherently unreliable, there’s a long software tradition of building reliable layers on top of unreliable layers.
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In the mid-1990s you could create useful software without being an ace coder.
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We mostly don’t want to read the docs, but we do want to converse with them.
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The great adventure of my birth family was the fifteen months we lived in New Delhi, from June of 1961, on a USAID-sponsored educational mission.
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This Fresh Air interview with Hanif Kureishi had me riveted from the beginning, for one reason, and then at the end for a different reason.
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A few years ago I abandoned Twitter in favor of Mastodon.
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The JavaScript industrial complex won’t crumble anytime soon.
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Perhaps, even though they are not themselves explainable, AIs can help us engineer explainable systems.
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The first time I heard a critique of mediated experience, the critic was my dad.
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Earlier efforts to diagram software with LLM assistance weren’t fruitful, but this time around things went really well.
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“If you work with these cloud platforms every day, you have doubtless forgotten that you ever had questions like these.
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There are plenty of ways to use LLMs ineffectively.
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I was aware of The Geysers, a geothermal field about 35 miles north of my home in Santa Rosa, but I never gave it much thought until my first bike ride through the area.