My current agentic coding approach

I’ve been full swing on using agents (primarily Codex with a mix of Claude) the past few weeks working on a few personal software projects, and I’ve started to get into a rhythm of an …

The AI Disruption We've Been Waiting for Has Arrived

This part is what I find especially exciting: After decades of stories like those, I believe there are millions, maybe billions, of software products that don’t exist but should: Dashboards, reports, …

Writing a Simulator

To give myself a slightly-bigger project, I came up with the idea of writing an simulator game where you’re the CTO of a small startup with a goal of helping your company get to an IPO. I just …

Just Talk to It

As someone relatively new to agentic programming, I found this post from Peter Steinberger (of OpenClaw fame) to be very useful on how to talk to the agents effectively Don’t waste your time on stuff …

The AI hater's guide to code With LLMs

A fairly clear-eyed view of the LLM landscape. After plugging away with these tools for a few days now, this quote resonates: Coding with automated systems like this is intoxicating. It’s addictive, …

Blink: A more secure OpenClaw

I have been intrigued by OpenClaw – a system that uses LLM agents to act locally on your behalf, doing things like sorting email, filling out webforms, cleaning up files, etc – but the …

Fun with LLMs

I had a lot of fun playing Claude and OpenRouter today, trying out new techniques, prompts and different models. I realize I’m about 6 months to 2 years behind a lot of people but this is truly …

Hosting an RSS reader

In the year 2026, I decided I wanted to self-host an RSS reader. After setup, I am running miniflux in Docker on a Synology NAS configured to expose a Google Reader API so I can use NetNewsWire as the …

MeteoPace

I came across MeteoPace (via) which is something I’ve wanted for a while. When you are running, wind, heat, humidity, and elevation all can affect your ability to hold a pace. This is especially …

Dark mode on the site

Going through the lists of easy things to make the site more usable, I came across Simon’s post about using LLMs to add dark mode to his site. Using the literal exact same prompt with Opus 4.6, …