If you are writing a Dockerfile for your Elixir app, the final CMD line may look like:

Today I published an article in Gusto Engineering Blog. It is about how I manage my working memory with a single plaintext file: wm.txt. And later the workflow evolved into a wm.org file and leverage all the power of Emacs and org-mode!

Recently I read Tiago Forte's post about Read-it-Later flow. It piqued my interest.

I did an experiment to ask OpenAI to finish one Zettelkasten note. The goal is to enrich my notes. Turns out, AI generated content is not always directly usable. But the same content can be useful in surprising ways, which may enrich our thinking and writing at the end.

Do you know that memory heap has nothing to do with heap as a data structure?

RSS is back!

How to set up a personal RSS reader with open-source Project Venus

This is my exploratory work to apply systems thinking to explain the software development activities. The model attempts to define the relationships between features development velocity, engineer happiness, bugs/incidents.

I set up Emacs + Org mode + Mermaid as a way to do Stock/Flow systems modeling. With some styling tweaks and conventions, I get the diagrams rendered reasonably for my use.

A site to document all the tricks and learnings about Emacs!