1d ago · 4 min read · Six weeks ago I was building an auth flow and needed a throwaway inbox to test if the password reset email actually arrived. I opened a temp email site, navigated past three ad banners, got a random a
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May 26 · 2 min read · As digital nomad visas started popping up everywhere, I noticed a frustrating trend: the internet is flooded with lifestyle blogs that give you vague, outdated information about moving abroad, or corp
Join discussionMay 23 · 1 min read · I've written a couple of posts here about how I built VMMS — the workflow routing, the Laravel architecture, the Carbon date stuff. But I realized I never actually just showed the thing. So here it is
Join discussionMay 19 · 4 min read · The Problem I'm a BS Information Technology student in the Philippines. During my time observing howoffices work, I noticed something that kept bothering me. Voucher processing is still done manually
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May 13 · 8 min read · The problem: runaway AI agents and surprise bills There's a pattern that keeps showing up in developer communities: someone runs an AI agent overnight, something loops, and they wake up to a bill they
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May 12 · 6 min read · You're at your desk, coffee in hand, ready to try OpenAI's new Codex CLI. You Google "Codex download," click the first result — looks official, clean branding, clean GitHub link. You've installed it in under two minutes. Except you didn't install Cod...
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May 12 · 2 min read · I just shipped LoreNamer after two weeks of coding and way too much time reading Old Norse dictionaries. Here's what I learned building a fantasy name generator that actually cares about linguistics.
Lludy commentedMay 12 · 7 min read · The alarm goes off at 5:47 AM. You've been browsing layoff threads for three hours. Your team shipped more features last quarter than any quarter in company history — your manager keeps mentioning "efficiency gains" in all-hands meetings. But you can...
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May 11 · 5 min read · The US government collects insane amounts of data about every ZIP code. Water violations, lead levels, radon zones, flood claims, wildfire risk, bridge conditions, air quality. All public. Also scattered across dozens of federal agencies in formats t...
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