Good write up on techniques to use ai coding agents effectively - calv.info/agents-feb-2026 - manage context - use skills for workflows, chain them - always plan before building, split into phases - 24/7 orchestration is getting close but not quite there

I use Ansible to setup my servers because I like infrastructure as code. If it works on 1 set of servers, it will work on another. No vendor lockin, no missing settings - just run the script and spin up servers. How I host my apps - hamy.xyz/blog/2025-12_h…

I've had multiple false starts with heavy game engines like Unity, Godot, and Unreal. I always got lost in rabbitholes learning 3D - modeling, lighting, collisions, etc. If found Raylib refreshingly simple. How I Built a Clicker Game with Raylib + C# - hamy.xyz/blog/2026-01_c…

I Built an AI Orchestrator and Ran It Overnight - Here's What Happened: - 15 tasks (small-medium nice-to-haves) - 10 hours (~40mins / task) - $90 in tokens (Opus 4.6) hamy.xyz/blog/2026-02_a…

AIs are great for first pass code reviews: - Have context of all the code you've written, can do more research - Available 24/7 - Can ask it to do multiple passes - Can run tests, linters, type checkers, etc How I Actually Code with AI - hamy.xyz/blog/2025-10_h…

Vimium in Chrome is giving me a lot of joy

Why I'm moving from C# to Rust for High-level Apps - hamy.xyz/blog/2026-02_m… - Expressive types - Great tooling - Strong performance characteristics With similar devx, ecosystems, and community.