Software Engineering

LLMs haven’t killed programmers, and they aren’t useless either. Arguments at these extremes mostly miss the point. What matters is whether they can build things that work.

The author is clearly trying to channel his existential crisis and crippled ambitions into a blog post.

A proper environment is necessary to be productive in any work. That’s why I decided to completely rebuild mine from scratch. This post documents my opinionated setup primarily used for programming.

A tale of how I spent an irrationally long time figuring out why the tests pass on my machine but fail in the CI.

An amateur engineer’s philosophy on building software.

I ask a lot of questions to my peers and to strangers on public forums in the internet. This year, I have been trying to improve this process to ask better questions. Here is how I do it.