Tag: Software
You Aren't Doing Agile
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. You’re starting a new job in software and you ask someone from your new team about their process and how work is prioritized. They say something about being an Agile team and working in sprints (one or two weeks in length, usually), but you look at the backlog and see tickets that won’t be worked on for several months with specific acceptance criteria and story points attached, linked to some sort of planning document that stretches out for months or even...
Disable Chrome AI, Optimization Guide On Device Model
Learn how to disable Chrome AI on your device model to optimize performance, keep your disk space, and reduce battery usage.
GearCalc for Mac & iPad – Now Available on TestFlight
I'm excited to announce that GearCalc - a bicycle gear calculator for Mac and iPad - is now available for beta testing via Apple TestFlight. What is GearCalc? GearCalc takes the guesswork out of bicycle gearing. Whether you're speccing a new build, planning for a big climb, or just curious about how a chainring swap...
Tabell over lovlige tegn for IDN i .no-domenet
Tabellen i «Generelle krav til domenenavnet - hva kan det søkes om?» er litt underlig formatert når den er satt i to liksom-kolonner. Jeg kunne tenkt meg at den ble formatert mer på følgende vis: Bokstav Navn på bokstav Unicode áa med akutt aksent 0x00E1 àa med gravis-aksent 0x00E0 äa med omlyd 0x00E4 čc med...
Terminal Tooling
A curated collection of command-line tools that fundamentally changed how I work. With installation guides using Homebrew and practical usage examples for each tool.
What I didn't know I was navigating as a Junior Engineer
Lately I've been feeling like I'm doing a lot, but also not sure what I'm becoming yet. Some days I'm deep in frontend technical trivia (typography, interactions, pagination or virtual scrolling). Other days I zoom out and think :"Wait, what problem are we even solving for users? Is it worth solving?" Also, I'm reading about training pipelines, datasets, reward models… wondering how all of this fits together. It feels messy.
Code Accountability - 2026
Aeronaut
I've been enjoying using Aeronaut, a Bluesky app for mac that feels quite native. Still tend to use the site in browser, but it's a nice dedicated option to have.
Mac aufräumen mit Pearcleaner #stuffthatworks
Ich habe im Laufe der Jahre mehr "Aufräumtools" für meinen Mac gekauft, als ich zugeben möchte. Alle diese Tools eint, das sie auf hübschen Webseiten mit großen Versprechen und einem meist erschreckend hohen Preisschild angeboten werden. Kurz nach dem Kauf hat sich dann aber schon Ernüchterung eingestellt, mal wieder auf Marketingversprechen und Empfehlungswebsites hereingefallen zu sein. Und kurz darauf hat die Suche nach einem neuen Mac-Cleaner begonnen. Seit ein paar Monaten habe ich diesen Teufelskreis dank Pearcleaner endgültig durchbrochen. Dieses kostenlose Open-Source-Tool liefert genau das, was kommerzielle Lösungen in der Regel nur versprechen: Apps werden nicht nur gelöscht, sondern wirklich entfernt, inklusive aller Einstellungen, Caches, alter Support-Dateien und verwaister Reste längst deinstallierter Programme. Dinge, von denen man meist gar nicht weiß, dass sie noch existieren. Garniert wird das Ganze von einem Sentinel-Monitor der Apps automatisch sauber entfernt,…
Coding with Claude & Plugins
A short guide to using Claude Code with some essential plugins for a better, pair programming experience
Hyper Key
A list of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for the terminal
Keyboard Shortcuts Supercut
A list of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for the terminal
Using brewski, a custom alias for maintaining Homebrew packages
A simple alias to update, upgrade, and cleanup your brew installation on macOS.
Self-Advocacy for Technical Writers
Kuba Suder: Introduction to AT Protocol
The Future Of Software Is Small
The dominance of SaaS platforms in business and pleasure today is a cyclic one. If you went back in time to the 1980's and told them that 21% of the industry was using the same CRM platform they'd probably nod serenely, knowing that nobody ever got fired for buying IBM.
Giving DuckDuckGo Another Chance
A few days ago, I wrote about my quest for a better search engine. For the past few months, I had been using Kagi, but I have since canceled the subscription. As a consequence, I returned back to DuckDuckGo. However, I felt it wasn't able to satisfy my needs... but was I right?
Finding a Good Search Engine
From February up until now, I have been using a paid search engine, Kagi. Two weeks ago, I canceled my subscription to try giving DuckDuckGo - or maybe another search engine - a go. However, I still find the search results quite lacking!
Building Software For Fun
Time and time again, I have come across articles about writing "useless" software, or programming as play. These sort of articles always wake up something in me. They focus on programming as a fun, playful thing, instead of making things with a hard purpose.
Brendan O'Brien - n0, Iroh and the Future of Peer to Peer
Brendan O'Brien reveals how Iroh achieves near 100% peer-to-peer connection success rates across hundreds of thousands of devices in production.
fzf ftw
fzf-tools is a zsh plugin that enhances command line efficiency with interactive selection for files, history, scripts, and git commits.
WTF is Startyparty?
I get asked a lot what this project is. It's a labor of love developed over many years that aggregates top-tier articles, news, social media, podcasts, videos, games, resources, livesteams and more into a unified launcher-style application.
My favorite Raycast extensions
Use Raycast? Here's a guide to my most used and recommended extensions that will power up your workflow.
Zed Editor Settings in 2025
I share my latest Zed IDE settings, which include theme, extensions, linting configurations, overrides, and formatting options.
Using Localized, Offline LLMs with LM Studio
LM Studio is a desktop app for local LLM development, offering a chat interface, Hugging Face integration, and a local server that simulates OpenAI endpoints.
Wide Events, Personal Software, and You.
I recently built a fun little project called 777-BSKY. It looks at Bluesky trending topics, does some math, figures out what's most popular and slaps some TTS on it. You can call a phone number and have the output read back to you, kinda like Moviefone except all of the movies are talking about the twilight of the American experiment.
Sustainable Software
About a week ago I had a nice long conversation with my brother about wine. This is something that happens a lot in my family: my brother is a wine rep, my uncle spent a while running a small wine importer, I've worked in wine production and sales, and the rest of my family really enjoys drinking wine even if they've kept it out of their professional lives. I am the annoying friend who likes to talk about and think about the wine we're drinking at dinner but I pale in comparison to most of my fa
What I Work With: Tools for Technical Writing in 2025
DeckSurf Now Supports All Stream Deck Devices
DeckSurf 0.0.6 adds reverse-engineered protocol support for the Stream Deck Neo, Mini, Original, and MK.2, completing coverage across every current model.
Introducing locol
The best projects to work on are the ones that scratch a few different itches at once. I've wanted to write a native macOS application for years now, but I've always found building GUIs to be tedious and -- frankly -- hard to wrap my head around. I've also wanted a better way to manage a local OpenTelemetry Collector on my Mac for quite a while as well. Thanks to the magic of artificial intelligence and a little bit of gumption, I've accomplished both of these goals. Introducing locol.
Joel Hooks - Egghead, Badass Courses, and the Future of Developer Education
Joel Hooks from Egghead discusses years of developer education, course creation philosophy, and his new Course Builder platform.
One Weird Trick
I was reading Mike Masnick's piece in TechDirt the other day where he discusses tech optimism in the face of, well, everything that's going on in the world right now. I don't really want to bore you with a repetition of the ills facing society here at the beginning of 2025, other than to say there's a lot of them. Instead, I want to talk about why I'm optimistic, too.