Sleep Architecture For Developers: The One Metric I Track Obsessively
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I stopped trying to “sleep perfectly” and started tracking a single metric that actually predicts my coding output. This is how I use sleep architecture as a builder, without turning my life into a lab experiment.
productivity
productivity
My No-BS Morning Routine After 6 Months Of Experiments
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I stress-tested a bunch of morning routines for 6 months while shipping client work, coaching baseball, and trying to stay sane. This is what actually stuck.
side projects
side projects
Why I Built A Side Project Nobody Asked For (And Shipped It Anyway)
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I built a side project absolutely nobody asked for and shipped it anyway. This is how building in public and shipping for myself changed how I work.
ai content
ai content
3 Months Of AI-Generated Blog Posts: What The Data Actually Says
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I ran a three‑month experiment using AI to publish blog posts on autopilot. This is the actual traffic, workflow, screwups, and what I’d change next.
engineering-management
engineering-management
Coaching U12 Baseball In The Netherlands Taught Me More About Feedback Than Any Tech Job
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Coaching U12 baseball in the Netherlands punched holes in how I thought about feedback and improvement. The same patterns show up in engineering teams, just with fewer grass stains.
Apple Watch
Apple Watch
My Exact Apple Health Stack After Dropping Whoop (AutoSleep + Bevel + Apple Watch)
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I cancelled my Whoop subscription and rebuilt the recovery stack with Apple Watch, AutoSleep, and Bevel. Here is the exact setup, the metrics I track, and what I actually lost.
twitter
twitter
Automating a 4,000‑Account Twitter Purge Without Getting Banned
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How I used SureThing, soft automation, and Twitter’s rate limits to unfollow 4,000 dead accounts at 250 per day without getting banned. Less noise, more signal.
productivity
productivity
Giving Todoist A 6‑Month Trial: Why NotePlan Didn’t Stick For Me
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I spent a year trying to turn NotePlan into my all-in-one productivity cockpit. It never really clicked. Here is why I am giving Todoist a 6‑month intensive trial instead.
Biohacking
Biohacking
My 2026 Biohacking Stack: What I Actually Use vs What I Finally Dropped
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A practical breakdown of my 2026 biohacking stack: the habits, supplements, and tools I still use every week—and the flashy biohacks I’ve dropped after real‑world testing.
css
css
How I Built a CSS Animation System With Cursor (Without Stack Overflow)
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I used Cursor to build a reusable CSS animation system, relying on prompts instead of Stack Overflow threads. This is the exact prompt chain, what worked, and what I had to fix.
css
css
Why I Stopped Using Component Libraries And Went Back To Vanilla CSS
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I stopped using component libraries and went back to vanilla CSS. Not because of vibes or aesthetics, but because the performance numbers made me feel stupid.
css
css
How I Use Cursor + Claude for CSS: A Practical Workflow from a Real Project
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A step-by-step look at how I use Cursor and Claude together to design, refactor, and debug CSS in a real project—without sacrificing code quality or control.
