How I used Claude Code to overhaul my blog taxonomy system, automate content categorization, and implement quality checks for my writing workflow.

Exploring the complex journey of identity work: balancing visibility with safety, community with solitude.

Essential guide to hardware security keys: what they are, why you need them, and how to choose the right one.

Critical examination of how AI systems and software design can unintentionally exclude marginalized communities.

You know those someday maybe projects, that sit in a doom pile in the mind while waiting to finally be discarded or surge in importance? One of my projects was finally consolidating two blogging platforms into one. I had previously built a portfolio site with Gatsby way back in the day—like 7 years ago when I mainly focused on front-end engineering. It had a bunch of technical and human skills posts that had largely been dormant since 2021. However, the posts about TypeScript utility types still drive a lot of traffic to this day. I started writing again last year and wanted something that I could get up and running without having to worry about managing dependencies and fiddling with all of the little things. That was a quick way for me to get stuck in the minutiae, and not actually write. The content was also less technical, so I decided to separate it and spin up a Substack account. ...