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Delegating work to AI means I get to push more projects forward simultaneously. The way I use AI in the cloud infrastructure space (right now) is I have AI cite sources & verify things independently. If a solution involves an AWS service I’ve never used, I dig in until I understand every component of the... The post Slashing Context Switching Time In the AI Era first appeared on Musings of an…
I heard about cmux right after I heard about, and started using, Ghostty – a terminal application written (in Rust) by Mitchell Hashimoto (of Hashicorp fame). I’d had mixed feelings about Ghostty, but figured it would probably go through pretty fast iterations and improvement, so I kept it around. I was pretty convinced I didn’t... The post After Testing Cmux – Back to iTerm2 first appeared on…
I’ve been using LLMs for lots of things for the past 4 years now, but I rarely have blogged about any of it. It’s such a fast-moving space that I figured I should start being more diligent about tracking the evolution of AI and my use of it. Quick Historical Summary I started using LLMs... The post My AI Status – Mid-2026 first appeared on Musings of an Anonymous Geek .
Three weeks ago, I made an appointment to get a demo of a product I already knew I wanted to buy, because I had used it at another employer. No matter, the site would not let me sign us up until I got a demo and spoke to a sales drone. Last week, before that... The post AI Means Changing Your Sales Approach first appeared on Musings of an Anonymous Geek .
It’s funny how humans have the same conversations over and over again across generations. When I was a kid in the 70s, the old folks talked about kids watching too much TV and it turning their brains to mush. In the 90’s parents talked about kids being obsessed with Gameboys and consoles and it turning... The post What AI Portends first appeared on Musings of an Anonymous Geek .