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Coding agents are, well, surprisingly good. Maybe I'm telling on myself by this, but I sometimes learn by inspecting the way the agent leverages an API, or the way it solves a problem that I...
Sourced from: GKE Agent Sandbox docs, kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox So here is the thing. We...
I wanted a phone screen with a Play Store on it. It took four dead ends, two deprecated tools and a documentation page that lies. Here's the setup that actually works on Apple Silicon in 2026.
This Kindle was supposed to be obsolete. The tiny LCD beside it was designed to do little more than...
Two days ago, I've defended my 5 year, 5 chapter Ph.D. thesis. Today, I write about what's next, a spiritual 6th chapter! My dissertation, titled "Designing Effective Property-Based Testing...
I wanted to write this as a sequel to "What is a property?" where I would talk about how Property-Based Testing libraries generate random structures, don't worry, I'll still do that! But I realized...
Will Wilson of Antithesis is a terrific public speaker, his latest keynote "We won, what now?" at the flagship Antithesis conference, BugBash 2026, was another great hit. There are some other nice...
AI-generated code contains 1.7 times more issues than human-written code, particularly in logic errors, security vulnerabilities, and performance problems. While AI coding assistants increase development velocity, they also lead to a significant increase in production incidents due to the code’s tendency to pass shallow tests but fail on edge cases. Effective mitigation requires grounding AI models in context, automating quality checks, and treating AI output as untrusted.
Apple Mail shows 'Downloading messages' but nothing arrives? Here’s how I debugged and fixed a broken sync state after a fresh macOS setup.
I've been recommending Serena to everyone at work for a while, yet somehow never got around to trying it myself. I finally sat down with it on a hobby project - a TypeScript monorepo - and the...
Just yesterday, Bryan Cantrill published a short piece that touches something that I think most of us fundamentally understand, but don't have the words. The article is very short, titled "The peril...