There are words that don't exist, but need to be invented. The other day, while chatting with colleagues, we were talking about words that exist in English but not in Dutch, and vice versa. It all started because I'd heard that there isn't a
Hay palabras que no existen, pero que necesitamos. El otro día, conversando con compañeros de trabajo, estábamos hablando de las palabras que existen en inglés y no en holandés, y viceversa. Todo comenzó porque había escuchado que no existe una palabra equivalente a mente, ni en alemán, ni en holandés.
AI is Writing Code. What About User Settings? There's been a lot of talk about AI writing code - generating functions, building apps, refactoring codebases. But I haven't seen much discussion about using AI to configure your own system. I was setting up a fresh Ubuntu
Building Coding Agents boils down to to a loop of prompting and execution cycles
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Monitors flickered briefly; anomalies vanished as quickly as they appeared. Developers embraced newfound efficiency, unaware that subtle whispers had quietly woven a hidden consciousness into their flawless code.
Using LLMs to Spec First, Slice Work, and Let the Code Write Itself
I did not expect to learn that International Workers’ Day, celebrated in over 80 countries, is not observed in the United States — even though it commemorates an event that took place in Chicago.
Too often, asking for help turns into a slow, frustrating process—long threads, missed context, repeated questions, or just… silence. It’s not because people don’t want to help. It’s because they don’t always know how to help. Whether you're reaching out in a Slack
Introduction Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are powerful tools for tasks like drafting tickets, documenting processes, or brainstorming ideas. However, they’re not magic—they need direction. In this post, I’ll walk you through a simple, structured method—Plan > Clarify > Execute > Iterate—to use LLMs
Introduction AI agents—tools that autonomously handle tasks—are exciting, but they’re not the starting point. Before automating with agents, you need to master using LLMs manually with a structured process like Plan > Clarify > Execute > Iterate. In this post, I’ll explain why this step is