Why I Keep Coming Back To That One Distro
Why create this? This serves as a record, just to understand the madness. I have been distro-hopping for a really long time, and have tried several di…
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My analysis engine has two brains now
The thing I'm building, App Store Analyzer, is a website that does one thing: it reads an iOS niche and writes a deep market analysis for indie devs. …
Beyond the Happy Path: Lessons in Resilience and Distributed State
Reflecting on two major technical challenges from my backend engineering internship, focusing on fault tolerance, infrastructure, and distributed arch…
I lost my entire dev environment at 10pm. Here's how I recovered.
Last night I accidentally signed out of an Apple ID on my MacBook. In seconds, my Desktop vanished. My projects — gone. VSCode — gone. Everything I'd …
Weekly Dev Log 2026-W09
🗓️ This Week Completed the SwiftUI app development tutorial and tested the app I built on a real iPhone🦾 Learned the overall flow of building an iOS a…
Bizbox Build Log — Week of 2026-05-31
Bizbox Build Log — Week of 2026-05-31 Headline: Two big bets landed in the same week — Workflows arrived as a proper first-class primitive, and the Cl…
A second brain for Claude – my Outline wiki with MCP
Anyone working with several projects and an AI assistant knows the problem: in every repo you explain anew how you name things, what the layer archite…
# Week 1: Linux Fundamentals, Functional Skills & Full-Time Work — What I Learned
What I studied This week I started learning Linux through hands-on challenges while also studying for Functional Skills Level 2 English and Maths. Alo…
Few hacks a dev needs
Few things that I adopted, which has helped me to be better developer. To be honest, I forget things quite fast. Journaling becomes more than just a t…
Week 2
Hello everyone! It has been a busy week, but I've made some exciting progress on my machine learning journey. Here is what I've been up to: Kaggle Orb…
Ethical considerations of working with Microsoft technologies
I’ve been working as a C# dev since 2010. I was 16 years younger back then, and the "ethical considerations" of anything were not really a topic I was…
Tokyo Transit: How MCP Helped Me Fix a Broken Multi-Agent System
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built Tokyo’s train system is incredible—but it can also be overwhelming. Multip…
Why I drop from Fedora to BRGV-OS
Hello! I'm Jairo. This week I found myself doing something that probably every Linux user has done at least once: looking for a new distro even though…
How Tall Tales Got Designed (in Letters)
In January 2002 I dropped an envelope in the mail addressed to my brother Steve. Even in 2002, mailing a letter to a sibling was unusual — but these w…
Knowing Doesn't Mean Feeling (Bite-size Article)
Introduction - Knowing Doesn't Mean Feeling: Why Logic Fails to Stop Our Emotions When I feel like work is falling slightly behind, I find myself addi…
Bizbox Build Log — Week of 2026-05-30
Bizbox Build Log — Week of 2026-05-30 Five substantive PRs merged this week (2026-05-23 through 2026-05-30), two releases shipped. The theme: the awai…
Building a Rental Aggregator When Daft.ie Already Exists
Building a Rental Aggregator When Daft.ie Already Exists When people find out I'm building a rental search platform for Dublin, the first question is …
What I Thought DevRel Was vs. What It Actually Is (A Mentee's Honest Take)
A few weeks ago, if you'd asked me what "DevRel" stood for, I would've squinted, smiled, and given you a confident-sounding non-answer. Today I'm in a…
77 Rules Later: What Graduating Our First Stack Actually Looked Like
This is Part 8 of the ForgeFlow series. Part 7: The File Modification Boundary documented the constraint that changed how we structure tasks: every au…
Why These and That in Every System
We all know about DSA—Data Structures and Algorithms. But that's not all there is to programming, no matter the field. I emphasize this especially in …
How I Got Users to Willingly Wait 1 Minute for an API Call (Without Over-Engineering)
AI is Great, But It Takes Time One of the most awkward parts of building my AI garden visualizer was not actually the AI itself — it was the waiting t…
When Stress Disguises Itself as Rational Planning (Bite-size Article)
Introduction Hello. Today, I want to write a short article about something I recently noticed while working. This is partly a note to myself, and part…
Strengthening Ride Matching, Notifications, and Schedule Management
For our last week, focused on improving session persistence and preparing GusLift for broader platform support. This week, we continued improving the …
Battling the Ghost in the Server: A Tale of Rsync, Tildes, and Misleading Banners.
By 4:47 PM, all I wanted was one final win before shutting down my laptop: copy a few files from a remote shared server to my local machine. A task so…
From the Concept to Reality: Building "Ez Garden Visualizer" in Stages
So Many Possibilities... So Little Time When I first thought about building an AI garden visualizer app, the full idea sounded much bigger than a week…
Getting Selected — The Night I Couldn't Sleep
If you haven't read my previous post about the pre-GSoC journey the two months of contributing, the early mornings, the proposal drafts I'd suggest st…
I wanted to understand Payments better ... and learned about HAR files.
I started following up on my challenge of learning more about how payments in Web2 work: I set up my account, my sandbox, and a simple checkout flow. …
Fixing NVIDIA BadTLP PCIe Freezes on Linux - or an ASUS TUF gaming laptop odyssey
Preface Firstly, I truly hope this little article could help someone with similar problem. And if anyone feels that they can contribute by improving t…
100 Days of Solana: Week 2
Two weeks into the #100DaysOfSolana challenge, and I’m finding that the most valuable part of this journey isn't just the code I'm writing, but the pe…
Feedback I Didn’t Expect — But Probably Needed
Recently, I went through an interview process that challenged me more mentally than I expected. Not because I failed technical questions or completely…