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A plain-language guide to volts, amps, transformers, overhead and underground service, two-panel homes, solar, and battery backup.
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An unlisted explorer joining the family branches for Z. & L.
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An unlisted explorer for the C. side of our family.
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How I use context, plans, worktrees, review, testing, and automation with coding agents.
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Small pods can move faster without sacrificing quality by giving coding agents clear context, boundaries, tools, and feedback loops.
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Stop telling your AI agents how to auto-format your code.
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Manage context with plan files to give your AI agents memory.
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How to use FastAPI for machine learning inference, Dockerized and deployed using Kubernetes
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A collection of interesting and important machine learning papers
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Steps for Machine Learning on Apple Silicon M1/M2 chips, with Stable Diffusion
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Snippets of code for getting started with machine learning, using PyTorch, Pandas, NumPy, and Kaggle
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Learn how to quickly get started using fastai, Hugging Face, and Gradio to deploy a demo ML app
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Notes from Karpathy’s machine learning lectures - Neural Networks: Zero to Hero
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Try a more “scientific” process to solving bugs and reducing Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR)
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An intro to using Design Docs aka RFCs to help teams build better software and share knowledge
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Follow clear guidelines for code review to help improve code quality and products
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How to add Dark Mode using CSS variables and Stimulus, plus a color palette picker
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A collection of posts for software engineers and engineering leaders
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How to create a GitHub gist-like embeddable widget using Rails
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Use automated tools like GitHub’s Dependabot and Actions to automate dependency updates
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An optimistic, action-oriented attitude for software engineering
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“If you like it, then you shoulda put a CI test on it.”
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Build a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions to Kubernetes for a Ruby on Rails app
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Use a .git hooks script to prevent accidentally pushing to main branch
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Small teams can iterate more quickly using Rails with ViewComponent + Tailwind CSS + Hotwire.
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Focus on delivering value to customers, communicate proactively, encourage critique, take initiative, debug scientifically, and practice habits.
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Build faster with automated formatting, linting, and vulnerability scanning
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A guiding philosophy for tech that is ambitious, positive-sum, and collective.
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Vocabulary lists of fruit, vegetables, animals, and more.
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A list of my favorite Ruby gems, mostly for Rails projects.
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A spreadsheet to rate US counties objectively across many factors from “Best Places To Live” to climate change and earthquake risks.
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Key principles and learnings for API design
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Quick review of basic syntax for Go, JavaScript, Ruby, Rails, and SQL
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Speed up builds by running Rails tests in parallel and learn more about CircleCI 2.1 features.
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My favorite books and what I’m currently reading.
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Agile training notes from a Scrum workshop by Ron Lichty.
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Some resources I’ve found incredibly useful in learning Go, aka Golang.
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A quick reference for working with PostgreSQL databases.
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Some patterns, approaches, and “spells” for metaprogramming in Ruby.
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Snippets of Ruby code for faster Rails setup, development, and testing.
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How we made Playpass pricing more fair in all countries by using country purchasing power parity (PPP) rates instead of currency exchange rates.
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Relaxing videos for meditating or reconnecting with nature.
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Crash course on Dubai’s startup ecosystem from co-working spaces to accelerators and a list of Dubai startups.
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Delicious cooking recipes that I come back to again and again
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Poems for the love of my life
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My favorite books, podcasts, apps, and more from 2013, 2020, and 2023
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Here’s how I set up this blog with Jekyll, Bootstrap, GitHub Pages.
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Template of a Google Sheet spreadsheet to track CrossFit WODs and PBs.
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Mass Open Online Courses are an amazing way to learn online, for free.
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A 2012 project to find out where my family came from in Germany, England, and Scotland and where they ended up in the US