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When AI spends 30 minutes patiently building a complete medical history and a doctor gets 10, the comparison isn't about intelligence — it's about information. Here's why we should be building AI historians, not AI doctors.
Stop cloning the same repository for every context switch. Git worktrees let you work on multiple branches simultaneously without WIP commits, broken dependencies, or mental clutter.
Backups shouldn't need dashboards, agents, or cloud tokens. Just a boring script, cron, and a compressed dump copied to another VM. Here's the philosophy behind mysql-backup.
Human-in-the-loop governance sounds responsible, but tired humans blindly approving every prompt isn't governance. The real future is programmatic boundaries for machines and accountability for humans.
Laravel gets dismissed as outdated PHP, but it still ships serious business applications faster than most modern stacks. Here is why it remains my default for backend APIs.
AI has fundamentally changed the feedback loop between learning and building. I build faster than ever, yet some days I feel like I know less than ever. Here is what that paradox actually means for developers.
After years of traditional desktops and tiling window managers, I found a workflow in Niri’s scrollable tiling and DankMaterialShell that finally fits how I think about projects and contexts.
After evaluating multiple AI agent frameworks, I found that deterministic automation with an LLM inside beats magic autonomy for real operational work.