Kudos to codeberg.org/ziglings/exerc…. Such a fun way to learn something new.

We're looking for a Senior Software Engineer at SuperPlane. Looking for someone excited about building an AI-native DevOps control platform from the ground up. Remote role open to Europe & LatAm candidates. Job details: jobs.ashbyhq.com/superplane/78e… Know someone who'd be a great

2025 reminded me why I got into tech in the first place. That feeling when the impossible becomes inevitable, overnight.

Wanted to deploy OpenClaw🦞 to Hetzner, but got reminded that basic security hardening of a VPS manually is PITA. Hardening a new server shouldn't take more than 10 seconds. I build a utility for it. Check it out: github.com/shiroyasha/sec… 🔒 Disables root login and

Optimal LLM programming languages may look nothing like what we humans converged on.

Many non-engineers are gleefully waiting for software engineers to become obsolete. Reality will surprise them. The hyper-obsessed, slightly autistic engineers who wrestled modern infrastructure into existence? They get the most out of AI.

When I’m working with AI agents, I spend most of my time reviewing changes. Not individual commits. Not unstaged files. The only thing I care about is the full diff between my branch and main. What changed? What files were touched? That’s it. I wrote a little Cursor / Visual Studio Code

Everyone with strong opinions like 'Claude 4.6 destroys GPT-5.3 Codex' or the reverse: It's basically fashion trends for LLMs. Everyone picks the 'hot' one this season based on vibes and hype. I bet 90% of you can't actually tell them apart in a blind test.