I take spaghetti stacks that make grown devs cry and turn them into clean, typed, actually-fun-to-use code. Next.js + Node by day, Python unconprehensible list comprehensions at 3 a.m.
Crude opinions, unfiltered rants, and way-too-long 5000-character posts about AI agents, engineering disasters, and every rabbit hole I’m currently dying on.
I spent the last few days (weeks (months?)) trying to build a health tracking app because I thought it would be easy. It wasn't, it's hard. So here I talk a little bit about it.