AI Will Take My Job
The robots are coming for my job, and I want them to take it…
AI Coding is Barely Good
I've spent the last couple months trying to get more and more comfortable working with Clojure, a functional programming language built for the JVM (and other things, but I'm starting from the basics). It's one of those languages with a nearly cult-like following: Clojure…
One Year of LogSeq
I've written before on my experience trying to incorporate a "second brain" into my workflow, and how that didn't work for me. And I really thought I would be able to go the rest of my life not tempted by the thought of these…
Bet on Yourself (if you can)
I've been thinking quite a bit about personal finances and my investment philosophy recently. Particularly with various technology billionaires featuring in the news, it's been hard for me to reconcile some of the investment "rules" I've followed with the insane growth of…
Inbox? 0
Everyone hates dealing with email. I feel like that isn't a controversial statement, yet we all use email to manage basically everything in our lives. Buy something? Receipt in your inbox. Scheduling a meeting? At the very least, the calendar invite is coming via email. Do anything at…
Someone Wrote it Already
Here's to 2025, the year when I find my voice.…
Autolint on Build
In my last role I was hired to start the company's quality engineering department. If you're not familiar, quality engineering is not quality assurance of quality control: the goal is not just to catch bugs before they go out, but to set up a system so…