Debugging in an AI-Assisted Development Workflow
With GitHub Copilot still being the standard for AI-assisted dev, the focus is shifting from “how to write code” to “how to debug and verify AI-generated code.
Give Claude a Memory with Obsidian
Claude is genuinely useful for engineering work — debugging, drafting configs, talking through architecture. But close the tab and it forgets everything. Next session, you're starting from scratch.
That's by design. Each conversation is stateless. For one-off tasks that's fine, but for anything with continuity
Debugging in an AI-Assisted Development Workflow
With GitHub Copilot still being the standard for AI-assisted dev, the focus is shifting from “how to write code” to “how to debug and verify AI-generated code.
I Built a QR Code Generator — And It Does More Than You Think
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Lessons Learned: Everything That Went Wrong (So You Don't Have To)
[Part 6] A love letter to every error message that made us stronger
Alerting: Getting Notified When Things Actually Break
[Part 5] Or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the threshold
Metrics with Prometheus: Monitoring Every Host in Your Homelab
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Shipping Logs from Multiple Hosts: Expanding Fluent Bit Across Your Network
[Part 3] In which we discover GELF, defeat it, and never speak of it again
Setting Up the Core Stack: Loki, Grafana, and Fluent Bit
[Part 2] Wherein we learn that :latest is a lie and AppArmor has opinions
Stop Flying Blind: Building a Centralized Logging Stack for Your Homelab
[Part 1] Because "it worked yesterday" is not a monitoring strategy
