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[2026-05-04]#ai #google #gemma #open-weights #infrastructure
Google gave away Gemma 4 and you should know why
Gemma 4 is not free because Google forgot how to charge. It is free because Google can make money from the cloud, devices, and developer ecosystem around the model.
[2026-04-30]#agents #ai-engineering #product-engineering
The stack your agent picks is a product decision
Coding agents are becoming default stack selectors. The risk is not always a bad pick. It is a reasonable local optimum that quietly becomes production.
[2026-04-27]#agents #claude-code #ai-engineering
The bug is in the harness, not the model
Two months of 'Claude Code got worse' turned out to be three harness bugs. The model never drifted.
[2026-04-17]#meta
Hello, world — jacking in
Why I built this site, and what you'll find here.
[2026-04-16]#nextjs #design
Building this site — the bridge
Architecture and design choices, warts and all. With a stowaway in the vents.
[2026-03-02]#oncall #ops
Calm on-call: three habits that saved my weekends
Small rituals, big return.
[2025-07-31]#nextjs #webdev #module-federation
Seamless migration: integrating legacy components into Next.js with Module Federation
Ship the new app without rewriting the old one.
[2024-03-12]#devops #cicd #automationseries · devops
My road to learn DevOps, part 3: mastering CI/CD pipelines
GitHub Actions and GitFlow, wired end-to-end.
[2023-06-20]#devops #shellseries · devops
My road to learn DevOps, part 2: advanced shell scripting and beyond
Functions, arrays, error handling, cron — moving past the basics.
[2023-06-12]#devops #linux #shellseries · devops
My road to learn DevOps, part 1: Linux and the shell
Starting where every DevOps story starts — the terminal.
[2023-06-01]#ai #webdevarchive
Bridging the gap: the state of AI in web development
A 2023 time capsule from when ChatGPT was ~6 months old.