Thoughts on software development, design, and technology.
A ~60 line zsh function that fuzzy-finds any project on your machine, creates it if it doesn't exist, and drops you into a pre-laid-out tmux session. Full source, dependency setup, and a line-by-line breakdown.
I've shipped more this year than in the three before it, and felt less about all of it. On hours in the saddle, and the difference between understanding a system and having a feel for one.
AI made writing code fast, but trusting it didn't get any faster. Notes on SBOMs, Sigstore, SLSA, and what a solo developer can actually do about supply chain security.
What are we trading away as AI tools transform how we build software?
Lessons learned from my first client project