Kudos to Turo today. I had to cancel a non-refundable trip a few weeks from now, and they allowed me to ask the car’s owner if they were willing to do a full refund. The owner was very understanding, and they give me a full refund right away. Really boosts my willingness to use Turo again in the future.
Category: Coding with AI
The GreenPT Cache Problem Fixed Itself
A month ago I published a post about burning €11 in 18 minutes on GreenPT. The session logged 10 million input tokens with zero cache…
€11 for 18 Minutes: My GreenPT Experiment Hit 10M Input Tokens
I’ve been trying to figure out how to make my AI usage less damaging to the environment. Most of my experiments so far have been…
The Two-Model UX Review: Stop UI From Sucking (on a Budget)
I’m building a side project — an offline-first PWA called Starchive where teams track appreciation with stars and hearts. Stars are admin-given points (gold, cashable).…
We’re zooming out a step
I’m slowly watching, feeling out the shape of this wave that we’re all riding together. I’m sensing an order-of-magnitude zoom-out when it comes to the…
Handling Increases in Test Code
Code written with AI agents gets substantially more robust when the agent has a feedback loop, like a good test suite. And agents like Claude…
Freeing Up Flow With Claude Code & Linear MCP
I’ve been experimenting with using Claude Code to create Linear issues instead of filling them out by hand, and it’s been a bigger workflow upgrade…
Claude Code Hooks for Fun and Focus
My attention wanders. A lot. I’ll kick off a Claude Code session, switch to check on something else, and 20 minutes later realize I’ve got…
AI’s Not Trustworthy, But It Is Testworthy
Today as I hammered away on a code refactor with Cursor AI to migrate some Express endpoints to Next.js, I was met with the sad…