A few days ago I shared how OpenClaw has been helping me — it can truly take over the programmer role, freeing me from the grind of development tasks so I can think about project decisions, product design, and where the company is heading. I can finally act like a CEO of a one-person company, doing more of what a manager should do. That’s been a huge level-up for me.
I want to share some thoughts on my recent experience with OpenClaw. Over the past year, I’ve been actively using Claude Code for development. Many people believed AI could already assist with programming—seemingly replacing programmers—but I never felt it brought any revolutionary change to the way I work. Sure, agentic coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor have made writing code easier,…
Recently I saw an article called Moving away from UUIDs – Neil Madden on Hacker News. The title immediately got my attention since I use UUIDs a lot in various projects, no matter personal or commercial. Whether I’m using it right or wrong is a vital concern from an engineering perspective, so I read it thoroughly and carefully. This article is my summary and thoughts on it. Overall, the…
A while ago, I found my VSCode tab bar (or tool bar) UI was quite unstable. The reason was that extensions may add icons called “action button” on the right side of the tab bar according to the type of the file, so when switching back and forth between different kinds of files, these buttons will either show or hide, making the available spaces for tabs changing constantly. This may…
最近读到 Kevin Kelly (KK) 的一段话,深有感触: Separate the processes of creation from improving. You can’t write and edit, or sculpt and polish, or make and analyze at the same time. If you do, the editor stops the creator. While you invent, don’t select. While you sketch, don’t