Finding peace of mind in the crazy tech industry…
Directory-based git config rules
I have found a way to alter my git config based on the directory I am working from. Pretty simple, yet very handy.
This Blog Does Not Track You (But You Are Invited to Track It)
There are no cookies, no counters, no analytics attached to this blog. I just write for myself and I don’t care about the audience. But you are invited to track it if you want to!
Make Your Vcs Fly With Jujutsu
I am always attracted by new tools that promise to make my life easier. I recently started using Jujutsu, a version control system that makes your git workflow much more flexible.
Disconnected: One Day Working Without the Internet
What does it feel like to work without the internet in 2026? Circumstances got me unplugged myself for a day, leaving me with a flaky 5G connection to rely on.
Opening the Mind of a Thinking Agent
Reflecting on my experience of using AI agents for coding, I start wondering what is really hiding behind the concept of a "thinking agent". Time to take a look inside its brain…
Zed Turtle Extension
I have just released the first version of a Zed extension for the Turtle format.
An introduction to Barley, the fast model serializer
How I built and open-sourced Barley, a fast and simple model serializer gem for Rails, born from real-world performance needs and benchmarked against the best in the Ruby ecosystem.
Set up Ghost with Podman on a VPS
A step-by-step walkthrough for running Ghost on a VPS using Podman quadlets backed by Systemd, with MySQL and Caddy as a reverse proxy.
Working For Your Manager’s Success
Estimates are inevitable in software development, but committing to deadlines — like a mechanic does — requires honesty with your manager rather than optimism to impress them.
From Chaos to Clarity: My Journey with ADHD, TickTick, and PARA
How I use TickTick and the PARA method to manage ADHD and transform daily chaos into a structured, productive second brain.