Daniel Griesser's custom sub-agent workflow for context management was ahead of its time — what he hand-rolled is now being shipped as first-class tooling. The core insight still stands: context is precious, and managing it intentionally is everything.
Matt Pocock argues your codebase is the biggest influence on AI output, not your prompt. His solution is deep modules from John Ousterhout's A Philosophy of Software Design. It maps perfectly to how CQRS already works — each service boundary is a deep module with commands and queries as its interface.
Mole is a macOS command-line tool that bundles system cleaning, smart app uninstalling, and build artifact removal into one binary. Ran it while fighting a disk space crunch and recovered over 20GB in minutes.
Matt Pocock explains why subagents are the dominant pattern for coding agents, keeping work in the first 40-50% of the context window where models perform best.
Got a new Raspberry Pi, but this time it's not for tinkering—it's for an actual project. First time installing a heat sink that won't be used to play Counter Strike.
Found this fantastic tool for exploring easing functions. It's opened up a whole playground for experimenting with custom timing curves to match the vibe and feeling of different animations.
Solid resource for understanding design patterns with good explanations and examples.
Shawn McCool discusses Event Sourcing as a modelling technique—how it differs from Event Streaming, why aggregates work better as short-lived lifecycles, and how CQRS pairs naturally with it. Touches on DDD as a pursuit of domain understanding.