Claude Skills I Like: A Living List
A living list of the Claude skills on GitHub I like, organized by section: job search, finance, and design. Updated as I find new ones.
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All About AI
AI — short for artificial intelligence — is one of the most exciting (and confusing) revolutions of our time. It’s suddenly everywhere: writing emails, chatting with you, creating art, even making business decisions.
NVIDIA Gives Away 80+ Models for Free. I Read the Fine Print.
NVIDIA gives away 80+ AI models free through one OpenAI compatible API. I checked the live catalog, the rate limits, and the privacy fine print.
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The Decision Model Moved to the Neural Engine. The Power Bill Is the Story.
A developer ported the open Laya decision model to Apple’s Neural Engine: 5 ms decisions at a third of the GPU’s energy. I checked the benchmarks, the calibration fine print, and where a local decision layer actually fits.
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I Audited My Own Blast Radius (You Should Too)
After a week of AI agents going places they shouldn’t, I audited my own machine for what an agent could reach — and built a three-tier cage in response.
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What Is Vibe Coding and Why It Matters for Modern Developers
In today’s fast‑moving software landscape, developers are turning to the vibe coding workflow as a revolutionary way to harness large language models (LLMs) as a programming language. By treating an AI assistant as a co‑author, teams can rapidly prototype, refactor, and debug code while maintaining rigorous quality through tests and version control. This post explores
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Why Software Teams Resist AI Coding Tools Despite Executive Enthusiasm
Walk into any tech conference or tune into a software company’s earnings call, and you’ll hear the same story repeated with evangelical fervor. CTOs paint vivid pictures of AI-powered development pipelines. Engineering leaders boast about copilots that have “transformed” their coding processes. Startup founders promise that AI will revolutionize everything from code reviews to deployment
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AI in Software Development: Why Waterfall is Making a Comeback in 2025
The AI Revolution: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Software Development Methodologies The software development world has witnessed a fascinating evolution of methodologies over the past several decades. From the structured, sequential approach of Waterfall to the flexible, iterative nature of Agile, each methodology emerged as a response to the unique challenges and opportunities of its
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Production AI Agents Best Practices: The Rules No One Tells You Until It’s Too Late
The AI Agent Dream vs. Reality If you’ve ever seen a demo of an AI agent, you know the feeling: it’s like magic.You give it a vague task: “Plan me a vacation,” “Fix my website,” “Summarize my inbox”, and poof, it delivers something so eerily correct you start wondering if you still have a job. Fast
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When Prompt Engineering Becomes a Liability: The Grok Debacle
In July 2025, xAI’s Grok made headlines for hallucinating political events, pushing offensive content, and ultimately getting banned in Turkey. The chaos wasn’t accidental — it was the result of conscious product decisions, including a prompt that explicitly encouraged politically incorrect claims and an auto-RAG pipeline with no filtering. Even more ironic? The community discovered all this
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Jetson Nano Kubernetes Kernel Guide
Build a Custom Kernel for Modern K8s Support 🚀 Unlock Full Kubernetes Support on Jetson Nano The NVIDIA Jetson Nano is a powerful and compact platform for AI and edge computing, but its default kernel is missing critical features required by modern Kubernetes workloads. If you’ve run into persistent kube-proxy sync errors, broken container networking,
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