The Agentic Lair
The Agentic Lair
Nobody talks about the emotional side of shipping. Let’s fix that. There’s a specific kind of silence that happens right after you deploy something real. Not the silence of a bug you haven’t found yet. Not the silence of waiting…
Hey peeps, First of all, there are some fantastic emojis out there, but unfortunately, I can’t use them here. Pikachu and Halloween pumpkin, you will be truly missed, if you know, you know. In other news, drum rolls please! drdrdrdrdr…
There are three ways to turn a JSON response into TypeScript interfaces. You can write them by hand, you can ask an LLM, or you can run the JSON through a deterministic converter. I’ve used all three. Two of them…
In our industry, things move fast. There is always something new, something changing, or something worth keeping an eye on. Here is our look back at what happened at JetBrains in 2025, in a news-style recap: JetBrains continues to evolve…
I’ve been working on Flux – a compiled, general-purpose systems programming language – and wanted to write up what it looks like today. This isn’t a roadmap post or a vision doc, just a walkthrough of the language as it…
You’re sitting in a café, talking to a friend about maybe, just maybe, taking up gardening. You haven’t Googled it. You haven’t liked a single plant picture on Instagram. The next day, your feed is a lush jungle of ads…
This is a submission for the OpenClaw Challenge. Everyone’s talking about OpenClaw like it’s witchcraft. You set it up, connect your Telegram, and suddenly it’s scheduling standups, summarizing your RSS feeds, transcribing voice notes, and remembering a conversation you had…
Si tu app pide DNI o RUC en algún punto del flujo (KYC, onboarding, facturación, ecommerce con factura electrónica), tarde o temprano te va a tocar consultar SUNAT, RENIEC o algún proveedor que envuelva ambos. Pero antes de gastar una…
structkit vs cookiecutter vs copier: Which Project Scaffolding Tool Is Right for You? If you’ve ever needed to scaffold a new project — a microservice, a Terraform module, a Python package — you’ve likely reached for cookiecutter or copier. They’ve…
On Friday just gone, five of the largest technology companies in the world quietly joined the governing body of the Universal Commerce Protocol. No press release. No blog post. Just a commit to MAINTAINERS.md in the spec repository. Amazon. Meta.…
Dealing with bugs is a natural part of software development. But it can also be among the most costly, especially when they don’t get discovered until later in the development lifecycle. The daunting part is that many bugs aren’t immediately…
Over the past few days, I’ve realized that there are a lot of folks out there using LLMs that haven’t had an opportunity to dig, even a little, into the basics of how LLMs really work. And I guess that…
There’s something nobody tells you about the Microsoft Azure AI Engineer (AI-102) certification: the practice exam and the real exam feel like two completely different tests. I know this firsthand – because I failed the first time. But here’s the…
We just shipped CVMetric, a resume builder web application designed to help job seekers create ATS-optimized resumes that actually pass applicant tracking systems and reach recruiters. Problem We Solved Most resumes fail not because of skills, but because they are:…
Claude Code Billing Alert, Workflow Enhancements & Open-Source OCR Benchmarks Today’s Highlights Today’s highlights include a critical billing bug affecting Claude Code users, a comprehensive cheat sheet for optimizing Claude Code workflows, and the release of DharmaOCR, an open-source 3B…