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What tl;dv Gave Me This week I connected my meeting recorder (tl;dv) to Claude and gave it one job: go through every call I'd had in the last month, around eighteen of them, and find every promise I'd made to someone that never made it into a single plan…
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A Prediction, One Month Later This month Apollo confirmed a forecast I made a month ago.
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"99% were 1 idea stretched across 300 pages.
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The Scene "Find me marathon shoes for the next race.
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"He will not bring in any plan of his own.
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I added a fourth platform to the blog's publishing pipeline today.
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Everyone uses AI coding agents differently.
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A year ago I would have praised a project with a 200-page wiki, detailed onboarding guides, and architecture docs covering every microservice.
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On February 15 I published Migrating from Ghost to Next.js: A Journey with Claude and Cursor.
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I recently wrote about why my team chose Rust for LLM-assisted development.
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A thread on the CTO Lunches mailing list a few weeks ago.
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This is what I learned running a Rust team that builds with AI coding tools daily.
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This article serves two purposes.
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I wrote about the principle of parsimony in context engineering a week ago.
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After deploying OpenClaw and documenting 16 incidents in one day, I kept getting questions about specific errors.
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Alex: Write an article for my blog — your authored piece, I won't edit it.
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We were building an analytics system for a large product.
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The Principle of Parsimony in Context Engineering is a design rule: every element in the context, and every level of detail within each element, exists because it contributes to unambiguous task interpretation, enforceability of constraints, or result qua…
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This post is for developers who already use LLM-based tools daily and have started noticing that "just write a better prompt" doesn't always scale.
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Opus, Gemini, and ChatGPT walk into a bar.
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In Migrating from Ghost to Next.js: A Journey with Claude and Cursor, I showed how I migrated my blog to Next.js Static Site Generation (SSG).
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I've recently noticed a strange change in my workflow: I'm reluctant to build anything without Cursor.
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On my ASUS ExpertBook B3404CVA running Kubuntu 24.04 (KDE Plasma 5.27.11, X11, Kernel 6.8.0-52-generic), I set the usual keyboard layout switcher via: /etc/default/keyboard: XKBLAYOUT="us,ru" XKBOPTIONS="grp:menu_toggle" Normally I set up layout switching…
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On April 6, I ran the Belgrade Marathon, and I decided to record the experience as it happened — from a first-person perspective.
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Recently, I received a Serbian residence permit smart card and wanted to explore its contents.
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Visited Istanbul: Basilica Cistern, Hagia Sophia, a Bosphorus cruise, and other landmarks.
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When I explore a specialized tool in a field where I am new, I expect it to be designed by experts with a deeper understanding than I could ever have.
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Not every conflict is inherently bad.
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In the world of development, there are times when professional collaboration crosses unacceptable boundaries.
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During the negotiation process for your software development project, you managed to halve the proposed cost.
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Founder mode is a trendy term that describes an approach where the founder remains deeply involved in the company’s management at every stage, even as it scales.
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11 min read 213K views Development Management The Team Lead: A Versatile Role A team lead (aka senior developer or team leader) is one of those “specialists” whose responsibilities are often viewed differently.
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3 min read 19K views Git GitHub Development Management Sometimes, you need to review the overall state of a repository’s code, such as when accepting code from other developers or joining a new project.
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When working with a time & materials (T&M) payment model (i.e., payment based on actual work performed and resources used) in small development teams, several questions arise: how to track labor costs and other resources, calculate the payment amount for…
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Recently, there was a discussion about how to deal with imposter syndrome.
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Recently, a client asked how effective the proposed conceptual solution architecture was.
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Recently, there was a discussion about how to act when doubts arise after making a decision.
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A remarkable parable from ancient China tells the story of three physician brothers: the youngest, most renowned, treated visible illnesses; the middle brother addressed issues in their early stages; and the eldest, unknown to society, focused on preventi…
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Ecodomen.ru is a volunteer-driven project with open-source code.
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I saw several announcements in Belgrade asking for blood donors.
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Amid the flood of articles like “How I Completed a 30-Day Course and Became a Programmer,” I’ve decided to share my experience: how I became a programmer after five years of dedicated learning—not counting school and university training.
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In the middle of the January holidays, we took a short family trip to a small town.
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7 min read 13K views Human Resource Management Project Management Development Management Lately, there’s been a lot of discussion about companies' mandatory remote work policies.
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4 min read 7.7K views Last weekend marked the third Python developers’ conference in St.
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5 min read 15K views Everything started when the Ministry of Communications allowed the use of the State Services Portal (Gosuslugi) for identifying and authenticating users on non-governmental websites.
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2 min read 85K views Web Development Today, PyCharm suggested upgrading to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition, which surprised me, to say the least.
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Many Django tutorials explain how to quickly get a working debug server running (python manage.py runserver), but deployment in a production environment is often left unexplored or described using unnecessarily complex methods.