01Working with agents
Rust's compiler can yell at the agent now
The compiler that talked me out of Rust in 2018 became the best review I have, once agents were doing the typing.
Niklas Heer
Engineering manager at Tradebyte, building an internal developer platform. On the side I make small terminal tools, read a lot, and write about what I learn from both.
Engineering manager at Tradebyte, building an internal developer platform. On the side I make small terminal tools, read a lot, and write about what I learn from both.
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02Running a platform
My homelab has users: my parents
An AI family plan for my parents turned into a small platform with real users.
03Building small tools
My todo list lives in the repository
tdx is a small terminal app for the Markdown checkboxes you already have, README included.
Latest posts
- A family travel blog you post to from Telegram How a Telegram bot, Astro and GitHub Actions carried 92 updates from a family trip, and why the blog now runs on Cloudflare instead.
- There's an octopus in the corner Inky is the snarky octopus in the corner of this site. A small model writes his lines from tech headlines, the build bakes them into the page, and phones never see him. How he works, and how I found out he had gone quiet twice.
- Giving AI smaller questions How I use TypeSafe's Jev for notes, project names, shell commands and blog ideas, and what I still have to check myself.
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tdx
Your todos, in Markdown, done fast.
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Speed comparison
One π calculation, many implementations, and the evidence behind each timing.
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Quirl
A shell that keeps your Bash habits and adds typed data.
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