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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 3 months ago
Authorize, don't authenticate
Hold on to your data by keeping it in your own database
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 6 months ago
Northeastern presentation to junior engineers in the age of AI
An AI agent revolution is afoot: How can the next generation of software engineers thrive?
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 8 months ago
Four questions agents can't answer
Software engineering after agents write the code
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 9 months ago
Claude Code and core dumps
Finding the radio stream that hosed our servers
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 10 months ago
Review: a bookmarklet to generate coding agent-ready code reviews
I'm excited to share Review, a bookmarklet that makes it easier for you to code review AI coding agents. The bookmarklet turns all unresolved comments on a GitHub pull request into a Markdown-formatted text blob that you can paste into your coding agent o
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 1 year ago
Mentoring junior engineers in the age of coding agents
A decent amount of digital ink has been spilled about the future of software engineering in light of increasingly powerful coding agents. Will software engineers, especially junior ones, be able to find jobs in the future as coding agents become more powe
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 1 year ago
Rich: Enrich your CSVs with new columns
This week a fellow B12er was performing an ad-hoc data analysis. They had a spreadsheet with some data, and wanted to classify the rows in the spreadsheet by a few different criteria along which they would look for trends. For an engineer, this would have
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News N=1 (marcua's blog) 1 year ago
Maintaining control of our data with personal databases
Relational databases are in their sixth decade, and the database community is understandably celebrating and reflecting on its accomplishments. In two wonderful pieces, Donald Chamberlin shared his perspective on the past half-century, and Eugene Wu share
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