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You already run Claude Code by hand: copy issues into a prompt, watch it work, check the diff, and if something breaks halfway through, you restart it.
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If you have ever built a RAG pipeline, you have probably faced the same awkward problem: BM25 returns a list of documents with scores like 18.3, your vector index returns another list with cosine similarities between 0 and 1, and somebody on the team asks…
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Every TypeScript project starts clean.
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Coding agents can write code.
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When teams pick a language for a new project, the criteria are familiar: hiring pool, ecosystem maturity, team familiarity, IDE support.
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Last month I ran Claude Code on 12 GitHub Issues simultaneously.
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Build once, deploy everywhere.
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Introduction# Why Emacs?
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These are notable or amusing bugs and patches in public projects I dealt with in the past.
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Introduction# In my setup, some workstations run macOS.
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Current Work# I work at airSlate , where we build a platform for automating business workflows — creating, filling out, and signing documents in real time, without any code.
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This story started when I connected a fresh domain to Fastmail.
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Every Python program runs inside a boundary.
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There is a set of standard HTTP headers that every website should implement to ensure a basic level of security.
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In this post, I’ll tackle a straightforward problem: launching a Celery task X after all tasks Y have been completed.
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I’ll admit, I don’t use GnuPG intensively.
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Intro# This article continues my exploration into formal grammars.
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Intro# In this article, I’ll take you on a journey through grammars and the overarching systems used to describe them, like BNF, EBNF, and ABNF.