How to Be a Good Software Engineer in the Age of AI
AI raises the baseline for speed—but also for correctness, security, and ownership. Here’s a practical playbook for staying valuable and shipping high-impact work with AI in the loop.
Notes on software engineering, shipping products, and building fast, maintainable web experiences.
AI raises the baseline for speed—but also for correctness, security, and ownership. Here’s a practical playbook for staying valuable and shipping high-impact work with AI in the loop.
Tokens cost money and time. This guide shows practical ways to shrink prompts, tighten outputs, and use TOON-style structure to cut back-and-forth.
Remote work rewards engineers who communicate clearly, ship predictably, and protect focus. Here are simple habits that make you effective without burning out.
Pomodoro is a lightweight focus system: work in short, timed blocks, take real breaks, and track what you finish—without turning your day into a spreadsheet.
AI is changing the internet fast. Web3 can still be useful—but only in narrow, high-leverage places like provenance, identity, payments, and coordination.
Remote-ready engineers ship reliably without constant sync: they write clearly, work async, manage scope, and leave systems better than they found them.