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It Will Be Hard To Do More
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It Will Be Hard To Do More

Recently I was given a raise at work after I broached the subject with my manager. I wasn’t sure what the outcome would be but I have learned two things in nearly a decade in corpo…
Panicking Led to Losing My Desktop
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Panicking Led to Losing My Desktop

False Sense of Security I thought I had backups handled… can you imagine how the rest of this post is going to go with that intro? To be fair, I do have backups figured out on my N…
The Relief of Earning
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The Relief of Earning

The Setup Work has been crazy for months, and I haven’t written too much about it, a few notes here and there but nothing substantial. The craziness is sourced in a pretty cliched-…
Fixing Firefox Launcher on Kubuntu 22
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Fixing Firefox Launcher on Kubuntu 22

Problem: Firefox installed but missing from KDE/Plasma app menu Root cause: No.desktop launcher file — Firefox only worked from terminal Solution: Created desktop entry with standa…
Data Loading is a Huge Deal
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Data Loading is a Huge Deal

I’ve been thinking about the work I am doing and have to do in my role at Cat, in Cat Autonomy, building Forge (see Forge Ahead). I feel like I have little revelations almost every…
Agents can miss obvious things too
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Agents can miss obvious things too

I am working with MiniMax M.2 to vibe up some webapp ideas for Nexus and I just spent many minutes not having the app render correctly because the agent mounted the wrong directory…
The Irony of 10x
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The Irony of 10x

Opener Agentic coding has been an exciting change to me over the last couple of months specifically. I’ve been using AI tools for a few years now but something really shifted with…
To Live In A World Without AI
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To Live In A World Without AI

I’m finding lately that I wish we could go back to pre-ChatGPT… A world without a code-gen easy button, where “easy” was LSP autocomplete, where tools were at my fingertips rather…
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