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A test to see if these automations still work. I know there should be some processing of typos so I'm putting some here as well.

I've built a few apps now with the help of vibe coding, or AI-assisted coding as a lot of people prefer to call it. CV.Gen is an app for putting together your CV with skills as tags. You get a clean export of your data in a resume format, but you can also export your… Continue reading Adventures in vibe coding →

So much has happened in the last month. I've been learning a lot of new tools, and using those tools to learn even more stuff. The problem is, whether I'm on my phone or my computer, it's so easy to get distracted. Anywhere there's access to Telegram or the terminal, it's really tempting to fire… Continue reading Getting back to writing with the help of my friends: Free Write and AI →

07:20 📝 ninjafredde labs has added an integration to chore monkey, really cool! 18:17 🟢 ok now i wish i brought my freewrite... it's just too easy to wander off and try to experiment! i guess blogging can be for another day #statuslog #beingintech

18:41 Working overtime with Claude Code reminds me of the time I used to stay in the office because my office pal still has work to get done. 😅 #statuslog #beingintech

11:39 📝 here's me testing a status update 11:40 📝 here's me testing an update with an image 12:08 📝 really cool to see work in progress -> done like this! 14:17 📝 cvgen is really coming along. 14:29 📝 not sure how many sprints we've done now.. but ideas are flowing and we're on… Continue reading Status Log — March 14, 2026 →

After my last blog post, I took a serious break by not doing much vibe coding off hours. It took a lot of discipline, but I managed not to message ItsyBOT and instead tried to focus on rest and relaxation while I wasn't working. I still had a lot of work that needed to be… Continue reading Took a Break, Built a Thing →

The speed at which you can build things right now is pretty amazing. You can quickly go from ideation to prototype without having to code it yourself. Augment that process with event modeling, where you specify graphically what you want your system to do and send that off to AI for implementation, and it's truly… Continue reading Building with Bots (and Barely Finding Time to Write About It) →

I'm finding Bing chat or I think it's now called copilot really useful. Each time I think about building an automation utility, it's just so much easier to throw the question at the chat instead of opening up a browser then accidentally getting distracted by other things in the periphery of search tools, stack overflow… Continue reading Testing Posting from Email →