Tag: ai
All the articles with the tag "ai".
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Eighty-six minutes, three hundred commits, and a Ctrl+C
I forget shell syntax constantly. Not the commands — the commands I know. It's the flags. It's `find` versus `fd`, it's which of the seven `tar` invocations is the one that actually extracts, it's the exact incantation for "every file over 100 MB modified in the last week, sorted by size". I've been doing this for twenty-odd years and I still open a browser tab for `rsync`.
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Five MPC integrations, one Sunday, and a switch that said no
The tools I use every day have excellent command-line interfaces. HEY has one. Basecamp has one. Google Workspace has `gws`. They're good CLIs — thoughtfully designed, well documented, the kind of thing you'd expect from people who care. And for months, none of that was any use to me where I actually work.
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Teaching an agent to read my mail
The day my software got a feature request from its only user — and the user is an AI.