A reflection on the AI coding tool I've spent most of the last year using.

The winter solstice is here, the air is clear, the nights are long — a short guide to what to look up at.

The shell, prompt, and CLI tools I actually reach for every day. Writing it down so I can diff it next year.

The case against seed oils has gotten huge online. The case in the literature is much more boring.

The git feature that finally cured me of having five clones of the same repo in different directories.

Morning people and night owls are real. It's genetic. And the 9-to-5 is tuned for about half the population.

Where my day-to-day actually landed after a year of AI coding tools shifting under my feet.

Glycinate, citrate, threonate, oxide — they're not interchangeable, and the label rarely tells you why.

The ~/.ssh/config features I always have to look up, in one place so I don't have to look them up again.