Peaches
A ginger cat showed up shivering against my fence. I named him Peaches like two minutes after meeting him. I knew that was dangerous. And yet.
this space is where i think out loud, chase half-formed ideas, and generally try to make sense of whatever i’m learning. it isn’t a traditional blog—nothing here is polished or final. some things are 🌱 seedlings, some are growing 🌳. there are plenty of TILs sprinkled in too.
none of this is precious! if you want a sense of what a “digital garden” is supposed to be, maggie appleton has a great explanation 🌼.
You Are The Driver (The AI Is Just Typing)
After years of skepticism and months of daily use, here's what I've learned about actually working with AI coding agents. They're not replacing us, they're just really fast typers who need constant supervision. Plan first, stay engaged, review everything and the craft is still yours.
A ginger cat showed up shivering against my fence. I named him Peaches like two minutes after meeting him. I knew that was dangerous. And yet.
Yahoo launched an AI search tool that does something different: inline links that flow with the text like actual hyperlinks. It feels like what search would look like if it was built around AI from the start, but still cared about sending you places.
After years of skepticism and months of daily use, here's what I've learned about actually working with AI coding agents. They're not replacing us, they're just really fast typers who need constant supervision. Plan first, stay engaged, review everything and the craft is still yours.
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Before Subeta, before I knew I wanted to build communities, there was HeadBone Zone – a browser-based kids site that taught me everything about what the internet could be.
Apple could change the world overnight by removing X from the App Store. They won't.
How I built an interactive year-in-review page using Astro's content collections, pulling together blog posts, movies, books, music, and more into a single retrospective. Plus: polaroid selfies, goals for 2026, and lessons about actually tracking things throughout the year.
every few months someone proposes putting data centers in space. it sounds futuristic, the renderings look cool, and then you run the numbers. google just did it again with project suncatcher, so let's talk about why physics keeps winning.
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