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  1. Web Architecture is moving back in time because of AI For the past 3 years I've been responsible for architecting, writing and maintaining a Serverless backed for a SaaS solution.

  2. LLM tool call tips

    If you are writing more powerful tools than add_two(a, b) or web_search(query_string) for LLM to call, you know that even the best models of today struggle with them.

  3. I miss naive Internet

    There was a time when I could be naive on the Internet.

  4. In my experience so far Python is by far the best language to use with an AI assistant.

  5. My take on when and how to create an interface in any OOP code.

  6. Baldur's Gate 3

    This is going to be a long blog post about a video game I just finished.

  7. There are a lot of various docs and guides on running llama.cpp locally on Ubuntu, but they are all disjointed and provide only bits and pieces.

  8. Moving back in time

    Cory Doctorow wrote a new book called "Enshitification".

  9. Server upgrade

    I created this server back Tue May 21 13:47:57 2013.

  10. Almost 30 years of AI

    I have been using AI for almost 30 years.

  11. It was a lot of fun writing a Model Context Protocol Server so that an AI-enabled IDE was able to use my data.

  12. I have recently spent some time on a call with a smart junior developer.

  13. Java, a language that has stood the test of time, continues to be a cornerstone in the world of software development.

  14. After looking at BitCoin and Ethereum a Software Engineer took a peek at the Solana source code.

  15. I am a Software Engineer and I spent a couple of weeks reviewing popular crypto coins source code.

  16. Hiatus over

    I have not been writing anything for my blog for quite a while.

  17. YouTube channels disaster

    It is fascinating to watch the disaster of YouTube channels.

  18. Privacy terms

    This site does not use cookies, record any personal information nor tracks your visits.

  19. Fix for the Qt Battle.net

    I play StarCraft II.

  20. In this post I will walk you through unauthorized access to sensitive financial information.

  21. nom is a great parser-combinator crate for Rust.

  22. How to recover the data "accidentally" deleted by a snap command?

  23. While working on our compiler and runtime I have wrote a decent number of macroses to help developers to write new kernels for the system.

  24. While writing software there is often a need to write a parsed for a certain format.

  25. I have not been writing much for my blog in the past year.

  26. Pelican date resets

    Pelican is a great site generator.

  27. You must be running a Continuous Delivery pipeline for your code.

  28. One way to completely disable circular bean reference resolution magic in Spring Boot is to replace in your main method SpringApplication.run(YourApplication.class, args); with new SpringApplicationBuilder(YourApplication.class) .initializers(new App…

  29. First PR to Go

    I was happy to create my first PR targetting the Go language repository.

  30. UUID collision

    I have seen a genuine UUID (v4) collision.

  31. Git push to a new branch

    The setting in git to make it push to the new branch with the same name git config --global push.default current For my blog's 100's record I am happy it returns to the original purpose.

  32. Reading The Black Swan

    I am having a lot of fun reading the landmark Taleb's book The Black Swan.

  33. We had a task to solve - the continuous deployment pipeline to wait for human approvals before some crucial steps.

  34. Changing the World skill

    I have a reasonably unique skill among programmers - I can change the World.

  35. Confidence Interval

    Once in a blue moon I need to compute a classic confidence interval and every time I search the internet for a tool to which I can just give a series of data and ask for a CI and come back disappointed.

  36. Good time to quit

    I got a great closure to my time with xMatters.

  37. Premature Optimization

    Every programmer writes either an OS or a programming language.

  38. Tilix is awesome

    Back when I started to use Linux I did not care which terminal emulator to use.

  39. I give up

    For many ears I cared about the bigger picture of Software.

  40. Long time ago many big corporations were very hostile towards OpenSource software.

  41. When asked to evaluate a new technology to be pulled in I do a few things first, before even launching the application.

  42. Open Web is no more.

    In our fight for more secure web we killed the open web.

  43. Firefox

    If you want your browser back, you prably can find it on FTP: https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/56.0.2/ P.S.

  44. A friend of mine, who studies Chinese history, recently told me a story about Chinese generals and their wars.

  45. Reverse bike shedding

    It is surely a lot of fun to spend time in the tabs-vs-spaces conversations.

  46. Oddly, the official Gradle documentation tends to force user into installing Gradle into the system to initialize the wrapper.

  47. Neo4j is a powerful graph database, which can be ran in an embedded way.

  48. I am reading "Algorithms to Live By" by B.

  49. Whiteboarding alternative

    Whiteboarding (asking a candidate to write code on a white board during an interview) is a waste of time.

  50. Engaged Voting system

    Universal suffrage is an important liberal achievement, and yet the fear of "mob rule" is not unfounded.