Your Tests Pass, Your Types Check, Your Code Still Breaks
I deployed with confidence. Pyright and ruff were happy. Tests were green. My type-safe match statement had for months reliably multiplexed scene data to the...
Beyond ?.: Why Python Should Consider Monadic Composition
Diving into monadic composition as a powerful solution to gracefully handle 'None' in Python.
The best branch model for AI augmented software teams.
I recommend upstream-first strategy to simplify release management and enhance team efficiency.
My Journey Bringing Mythia to the App Store
Here's what I wish I knew before launching Mythia on app stores: patience, privacy, and process matter!
My Personal Knowledge Process (Reflection & Permanent Learning)
I share my effective knowledge management system for personal and professional growth amidst chaos.
Principles of Code Review: Understanding Readability
I’m exploring a framework to define code readability by balancing locality and cyclomatic complexity.
📈Should your company be optimizing or discovering?
A great [founder] doesn't question themselves, just their approach and level of effort. My review of Matt Lerner's "Growth Levers"
🤟 How deaf culture taught me to be a better communicator
You don't have to learn ASL to benefit from deep listening and how to be present, inspired by lessons from deaf culture and sign language.
🤖 Prompt Column Pattern - Leveraging Database Concepts for AI Classification
Discover how to leverage AI "computed columns" for seamless data classification in SaaS applications!
📉 Why We Had To Leave Flutter Web
I share the challenges we faced at a past role with Flutter's cross-platform development for web and mobile.
Choosing Your Next Programming Language: A Strategic Framework
Hello! As a C++ expert who’s also made multiple language choices in a startup and product refresh context, I want to address an important report released by...
Lessons from managing a remote team who lives in a war
Listen Be quick to listen and slow to speak. The most practical advice I’ve read to turn this proverb into a habit is from Greg Koukl. Never make a statement...