All of my thoughts on programming, product and everything tech, collected in chronological order.
AI can write code and build things end-to-end. But knowing what to build, understanding how it works, and enjoying the process still matter. Some thoughts on this as I continue building in tech.
Rules, similarity search, and an LLM can already handle most of the transaction parsing pipeline. Before adding an SLM, I want to measure exactly how much work is left for it to do.
I'm building the finance app I actually want: one that understands my bank messages, keeps as much as possible on my phone, and gets smarter over time with a small language model.
What if you treated your job like a video game? A case for taking the craft seriously while keeping the corporate theater in perspective.
A guide on uploading large files smoothly, even if the internet acts up. It breaks files into chunks and uses AWS S3.
A detailed guide on how to automate the execution of Python scripts using cron jobs and nohup commands, aimed at simplifying automation processes for Linux users