Bubbles
1. The days of human intellectual contribution are numbered due to AI. 2. AI labs claiming to have solved software engineering are still hiring software engineers. Who is right here? Can both of these facts be true at the same time?
Dariush Wahdany
On Building Claude Code
Using Claude Code intensively to work on improving Claude Code ... is that the AI self-acceleration singularity twitter folk have been talking about?
Scholar Maps: a journey from LiRA to the universe of human knowledge
Visualizing all of research.
Never set up again: Nix on Mac
Imagine setting up your brand-new laptop in the exact way you like it with a single command. Nix.
Why I Pay for Search
I think Google as a company is doing great, and I do support many of the things they do. But search isn't one of them. Here are a couple of reasons why I prefer using Kagi, a paid search engine. So much so that I have invested in
Python Packages and Scripts with uv
uv: there is more it can do!
Academic Conferences
"I'll be on Whova before the conference starts and cold-message random people like a cringy salesperson about why they have sushi in their interests. And that usually turns into a great conversation"
AI Everything
MCP, a vision for human and AI working together
Python Dependency Management
Proper dependency management can prevent software engineering problems that could result in scientific problems
Simple Ideas
That's high-school level math, but it's really the whole secret. Just do this and it will get you a nobel prize in chemistry.