From Apple Silicon to NVIDIA AI Factories
Revisiting a 2020 Apple Silicon and AR prediction in a world where NVIDIA, AI accelerators, software ecosystems, and electricity define the next computing platform.
AI & Tools
Experiments with agents and software tools, centered on observed changes in real work.
8 posts
The GUI Is Becoming an Output
For thirty years we optimized software to be easy for a human hand. Agents invert that goal. The graphical interface is turning from the thing you drive into the thing you read, and the tools that survive the shift are the ones an agent can talk to.
9 Years of Copious Notes
Nine years of work notes, from sort-of-daily Markdown files in 2017 to monthly Word docs to a single yearly running document, and how AI agents finally took over the writing through worklogs.
Language Choice in the LLM Era
A practical guide to choosing programming languages for frontend, CLI, and server development with decision matrices that account for modern LLM-assisted development.
Why I Switched to Worklogs (and You Should Too)
How worklogs transformed my workflow with AI coding agents (capturing context across sessions, using GitHub Issues as a backend, and turning structured logs into an agentic work queue).
My AI Tools Journey Since Claude Opus 4.5: Rust, Scripting Languages, and the Evolution of Agent-Driven Development
Reflecting on my experience using AI coding tools since Claude Opus 4.5, contrasting Rust and scripting language development, and insights on multi-agent workflows.
The Evolution of Keyboard Layout Config Mapper: When Agents Are Better Than Automation
A deep dive into how a keyboard configuration project evolved from manual Go programming to agent-assisted development, and the surprising realization that having agents make direct changes is simpler than writing code to automate everything.
Building This Blog: A Meta Journey with AI Agents
How this entire blog system was created using AI agents, including the technical implementation, content creation, and instructions for adding new posts.