Nearly 1,000 faults. No monitoring. No useful documentation. Understanding the system wasn't the first step. It was a byproduct of fixing it.
The practices we're adopting to make AI productive are the same ones that always made humans productive, we just never committed to them.
Small, disposable services and event-driven design mean we can kill and replace anything without the rest of the system noticing.
A response to the 'Global Intelligence Crisis', from someone who wants to dismiss it... but can't.
I've spent days using my Pixel as a desktop computer through Android's hidden desktop mode. This is the future of personal computing.
I vibe code constantly. My side project got more features in a month than it had in years. But my job involves people's money, and stakes change everything.
I learned to code through Scrimba and made a career switch from acting to software development. They invited me on to talk about how that transition went.
Nothing here but us geese. 🪿