Claude Helped Me Be Lazy, Again

Posted on July 31, 2026

I found out that my GitHub profile was quite old. And broken. Some links didn’t work anymore, and some things were just there because I put them there years ago and then forgot about them. So I did what we do now: I asked Claude to update it. It found... [Read More]

Tags: general ai bots

Getting Out of Worktree Hell

Posted on July 20, 2026

Git worktrees aren’t new. They shipped in Git 2.5, back in July 2015. And for years, almost nobody used them. Checking out a second branch into a second folder was a nice trick for the rare case, not something you reached for every day. Then AI coding agents showed up,... [Read More]

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Meet pr-memory, a Way to Put a Claude Code Session on Hold

Posted on July 13, 2026

If you work on more than one thing at a time with Claude Code, you know the problem. You’ve got a worktree for one feature, a terminal for a bug fix, another tab for a PR that’s waiting on review. Each session has built up real context — what was... [Read More]

Tags: general ai

Meet Cronito, a Friendlier Cron for Claude Code

Posted on July 7, 2026

Everybody is talking about loops these days. Loop this, loop that, wrap your agent in a while and let it check on things every few minutes. And sure, that works — until you close the laptop, or the session times out, or you just forget the terminal tab was even... [Read More]

Tags: general ai

Back to Sharing in a Post-Blog Era

Posted on July 3, 2026

The last time I shared something on this blog was in 2023. Almost three years!! No, I didn’t retire (yet). I was just working. A lot. Let’s be honest: blogs are dead. I don’t read blogs anymore either. All the good content today lives in X posts, LinkedIn articles, and,... [Read More]

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2018 in numbers

Posted on January 1, 2019

Yesterday I tweeted my 2018 in numbers, and I thought it deserves a post :) The goal of this post is not showing off. It’s to encourage you to do the same, to give back, to help the community that already helped you to become a better developer. www.hardkoded.com: The... [Read More]

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How to start an OSS project

Posted on February 19, 2018

An OSS project is very different from a project you work on in your daily job. At first, It’s like being in a fairy tale but, without discipline, your dream project can quickly become [insert a boring movie reference here]. I started the Puppeteer Sharp project in October 2017, and... [Read More]

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Hello World!

Posted on January 22, 2018

What? A new blog? What is it, 2003? Don’t check your calendar, we are in 2018, and I am creating a new blog. Let me tell you why. Give back I decided to become an active member on Stack Overflow back in May, not even a year ago. After a... [Read More]

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