May 10 · 6 min read · Every program eventually has to wait — for a timer, a lock, a network packet. The question is: what should the CPU do during that wait? The answer has a surprisingly large impact on performance, power
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May 8 · 5 min read · The schedule.yaml is the architecture: 96 slots, four LLM tiers, one source of truth Most agentic systems I've seen treat scheduling as plumbing. Cron, Airflow, Temporal, whatever — a layer underneath the interesting parts. For an autonomous publishi...
Join discussionApr 18 · 7 min read · The obvious approach to appointment scheduling is a lookup table. Run a job at midnight. Generate every possible slot for the next two weeks. Store them in a slots table. When a patient asks what's available, query the table. When someone books, mark...
Join discussionMar 26 · 4 min read · Cron is one of those tools every developer uses but nobody truly memorizes. You set up a cron job, it works, and six months later you're staring at 0 */4 * * 1-5 trying to remember what it does. The five-field syntax is compact to the point of being ...
Join discussionMar 25 · 2 min read · At a glance: 35+ calendar and scheduling MCP servers across 7 subcategories. Google Calendar leads implementations, Microsoft ships an official server, Apple Calendar via apple-mcp (3,000 stars). Rating: 4/5. Google Calendar google-calendar-mcp — 1,0...
Join discussionMar 23 · 5 min read · Designing Learning That Feels Personal: My Frontend Journey with CodeSage As the frontend developer of CodeSage, my goal was to create an interface that feels intuitive, engaging, and motivating — not
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