If you’ve been using Claude Code with Auto Memory enabled for a while, you’ve probably noticed that after several sessions, Claude’s notes about your project start accumulating contradictions. Entries …
I have been using Claude Code daily for months, and there is one configuration that has completely changed how it works with my code. It is not a new plugin, a more powerful model, or a magic prompt. It is something that …
If you’re using tools like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot Workspace, or similar, you’ve probably noticed there’s technical jargon that goes beyond simply “chatting with AI”. I’m talking …
Lately I’ve been following a discussion that worries me quite a bit: to what extent are we delegating our thinking to AI. It’s not an abstract or philosophical question, it’s something very real …
A few days ago I read an article by Dominiek about the 5 principles for using AI professionally and found myself constantly nodding. After years of watching technologies arrive and evolve, AI gives me the same feelings I …
Throughout my career, I’ve seen many things change. I’ve gone from Borland to Visual Studio, from vi to Sublime Text, from Sublime to VS Code… And believe me, each change was a deliberate decision that …
When working on large projects, it’s common to have test suites that can take several minutes to run. And when one of those tests fails early in the execution, it’s frustrating to wait for all the others to …
In my years developing software, I’ve learned that the best tools are those that eliminate unnecessary friction. And LM Studio has just taken a huge step in that direction: it’s now completely free for …
In my experience with mobile development, I’ve seen how apps become increasingly complex and projects grow uncontrollably. I remember perfectly that feeling of having thousands of lines of code and not being sure …
A few years ago, many AI researchers (even the most reputable) predicted that prompt engineering would be a temporary skill that would quickly disappear. They were completely wrong. Not only has it not disappeared, but …
Deno 2.4 has just been released, and I must admit it has pleasantly surprised me. Not only because of the number of new features, but because of one in particular that many of us thought would never return: deno bundle …
I’ve seen how certain standards and tools become indispensable when working with data. And if there’s one thing we’ve learned over these years, it’s that JSON is everywhere: APIs, logs, …
