Writing
Notes on building and shipping software. Short reads, no fluff.
Everyone's afraid AI will replace them. I'm not. I spent three years in construction, and I learned something there about tools that makes the whole fear fall apart.
Bad names, dead spacing, copy-paste, no lint, I physically can't unsee them. Some thought it was a real disorder. It was just a rule my dad gave me as a kid. Here's why it matters more in the age of AI, not less.
A production-only bug, eight hours of debugging, and one tiny built-in method that doesn't mean what its name says. A true war story.
For ten years I never learned a new tech by watching tutorials. I learned it by shipping a real project that someone actually needed. Here's the method.