Andrej Karpathy's Y Combinator talk reveals how we're experiencing computing's most fundamental transformation in 70 years, as LLMs evolve from command-line interfaces to become the new operating systems that will reshape how we build and interact with software.

Learning Rust by building an EPUB Chapter Extractor, solving my problem of feeding large texts to LLMs within token limits while gaining practical experience with Rust's powerful safety features and performance.

My journey into Ruby on Rails, exploring the differences in design patterns, type safety challenges, and discovering how delegators and resources can create cleaner, more maintainable code.

Adding a fun "Question of the Day" to your daily stand-ups helps your team actually get to know each other and makes meetings way less boring!

After seven years at Apple, I joined Boon, a logistics AI startup, seeking greater growth potential and leveraging a team with deep domain expertise that knows how to sell what I know how to build

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) is impressive, handling my daily commute hands-free 95% of the time, but it still has quirks—like occasional lane selection mistakes, red light hesitation, and aggressive yellow light behavior. Despite its flaws, I love the convenience, though my wife remains skeptical.

From doubting Tesla's value to discovering it was my ideal next car, here's how creating a simple comparison spreadsheet completely changed my perspective on buying a used Model Y.

Walking and talking helps me clear my head, but turning those scattered voice notes into something useful felt like a chore—until I found a simple Mac trick that made transcribing effortless. Now, my random thoughts turn into blog posts, reflections, and ideas faster than I can lace up my shoes.

Porting my phone number from Verizon was a frustrating mess of errors and poor service, but switching to US Mobile was a smooth and refreshing experience.

Our family had an unforgettable experience at the Cambrian Code Off

ChatGPT has some limitations that can result in silly mistakes and nonsensical outputs.

After years of using markdown and Hugo, I decided to switch to using Notion and NextJS for writing and publishing my website.