Imagine Losing It, Then Look Again
Imagining the worst sounds pessimistic. For me, it's the practice that keeps me grateful for what I still have.
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A small daily habit that quietly widens my technical map.
ReadWhy Technical Breadth Matters More Than Ever
In the age of generative AI, depth is cheap. Breadth is the new leverage.
ReadHow to Migrate a Git Repository Without Admin Access
No admin rights on the original repo? Here's how to migrate it manually using clone and mirror, plus validation steps.
ReadWhat Epictetus Taught Me About Letting Go
Some people suffer twice. Once while doing the work, and again while worrying about the result. Here's what Epictetus taught me about focusing on what I can control.
ReadIn the Loop or On the Loop? How I Think About Using AI to Code
The short answer: don't abandon the keyboard, but don't refuse the copilot either. The sweet spot is knowing when to drive and when to delegate.
ReadDon't Sweat the Small Stuff - I Disagree
Everyone says to let the little things go. I think that's wrong - here's why the small stuff is actually the big stuff in disguise.
ReadWhy I Use Ghostty as My Terminal on macOS
After a month with Ghostty, I'm not going back to iTerm2. Here's why, plus my full config.
ReadHow to Run a GPU Job on GCP Cloud Batch from Code
How to submit a Cloud Batch GPU job programmatically, with GCS volume mounts and environment variables.
ReadHard Things Build Character
Finishing 500km over Christmas week taught me more about focus and self-control than I expected.
ReadUploading Large Videos in Flutter: Surviving Background Kills on iOS and Android
How we solved large video uploads that kept dying when users switched apps.
ReadWhy I Switched from Wispr Flow to VoiceInk
A one-time purchase, local processing, and flexible model options made the switch easy.
ReadHow to Host an Almost Free Blog Site
Explaining the technology choices behind hosting a low-cost personal blog.
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