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The 3 Bash Aliases That Saved Me 10 Hours Last Week If you like terminal productivity hacks, you might also enjoy my PostgreSQL admin tool stack and how to resize an Ubuntu VM disk using similar command-line techniques. I added three aliases to my .bashrc last Tuesday. By Friday, my shell history said I had … Read more
GPT-5.5 on AWS Bedrock — What AI Builders Need to Know OpenAI just made a move that changes the AI infrastructure landscape: GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, and Codex are now available on Amazon Bedrock. This is the first time OpenAI models are natively available inside AWS. No proxy, no separate API key, no cross-cloud latency. If you … Read more
How My AI Agent Almost Broke the ERP Database A few weeks ago, my AI junior dev agent did something that made my stomach drop. How to tame rogue AI agent processes before they eat your server It was fixing a bug in the inventory module — a simple off-by-one error in a stock calculation … Read more
9 Skills That Made My AI Junior Dev 10x Smarter A few weeks ago, I stumbled on a breakdown of how skills should be structured — nine distinct categories. Reading it, I realized my junior dev agent was using exactly one skill: a bug fix template. One-dimensional output. Here’s what I learned and applied to … Read more
I Let AI Run My Blog for a Month: What Broke and Worked Thirty days ago, I handed my blog publishing schedule to an AI agent and walked away. Two sites, daily deadlines, zero human intervention during publish time — or so I thought. The reality was messier. And more instructive. I run two blogs: … Read more
MCP Is the Missing Link for Agent Memory — And It Just Got Real June 1, 2026 · 6 min read This week, Cursor IDE announced it now remembers your coding preferences using MCP — the Model Context Protocol. It hit 109 points on Hacker News and it’s easy to see why. Persistent agent memory … Read more