A wedding happens once. The first kiss, the confetti, the father of the bride going to pieces halfway through his speech, all of it unrepeatable. If the photographer loses the RAW files from the day, there is no second take. You can …
I run three Hugo sites now. This blog, my dad’s B&B, and the vanlife site my wife and I are slowly putting together. All three build with Hugo and deploy to GitLab Pages, and until recently all three had the same blind spot: the build only …
A few days ago I shipped afmpeg and ffmpeg-wasi, a way to run FFmpeg as a WebAssembly module straight from Go with nothing installed on the host. afmpeg fetches that wasm module at runtime and then… runs it. A lovely trick, right up until …
My CI went red on a secret I’d never committed.
Not a close call, not a near-miss I’d half-forgotten about. gitleaks, the secret scanner, failed a merge request of mine on a private key that was not on my branch, was not in my change, and …
I’m building a tool called keryx, and the part of it that matters here is its studio: a browser app where the work happens, which saves everything you do into a git repository behind the scenes, the way a developer’s project lives in git …
Last night, while I was asleep, an AI agent spent the better part of eight hours writing code in one of my repositories. It pulled a task off a spec, wrote the code, ran the tests, and left a merge request with my name on it, waiting for me …
Before a wedding photographer can edit a single frame, there’s the cull: sitting down with three or four thousand photos from the day and deciding which are even worth keeping. The blurry ones, the ones where the flash fired into a mirror, …
The repair agent I’ve been building into go-tool-base narrates what it’s doing as it goes. It builds, it tests, it lints, it fixes, and it logs each step so I can watch it think. Mostly that log is a calm, readable trickle: tried this, that …
I was reviewing a change to rust-tool-base’s scaffolder when a word stopped me dead. rtb generate config-field. I couldn’t have told you why in that first second… I looked at it and just knew it was wrong.
The verb there is generate, and …
keryx renders short promo reels, and the way it does that, today, is the way nearly everything does: it shells out to the ffmpeg binary. Which is fine, until you ask it to render a project that doesn’t exist on disk. keryx can work on an …
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Pioneering
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Soapbox
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First Light