Engineering
Give Your LLM Brevity
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If you're tired of your LLM writing poems for you and eating your limits, the caveman plugin will help.
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Evgeny Zhdanov
Pragmatic software engineer.
Engineering
Multiple Git Configs Per Directory
How to override your default git config per directory so each project group gets its own identity
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Practical Useful Commands for Claude
A collection of practical commands and tips for getting the most out of Claude Code
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Disable Co-Authored-By Claude in Git Commits
How to disable the Co-Authored-By Claude boilerplate in your git commits
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How to Set Up Browser MCP in Claude Code
It was unclear to me from reading the docs how to enable MCP for the browser. Here are my findings on setting up automated browser interaction for visual testing.
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Ruby IO buffering
Your logs arrive late in your microserviced application. Someone cannot see recent application logs in kibana. Why is that? Here's why TTY detection and multiple buffering layers cause this and recipe to fix.
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copy_with_context.nvim v3 Released
Version 3 of copy_with_context plugin is now available! This release focuses on improving usability and adding new features for context management. Let me explain what's new, what's changed and how it can help you be more productive with AI-assisted coding.
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You Don’t Need Types in Ruby
Ruby was never meant to be statically typed. For decades, it has thrived as a dynamic, expressive, and human-oriented language. Yet every few years, someone tries to reinvent it as a typed one. Let’s explore why that’s a mistake — and why Ruby should stay Ruby.
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copy_with_context.nvim plugin released
Neovim plugin released! Copy lines with file path and line number metadata. Perfect for sharing code snippets with context.
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lazy_names gem, how much time do you spend in console?
The idea behind the gem is to shorten long constant names that often appear as a project grows. Your services, models, and controllers get buried under deep namespaces, and typing them repeatedly becomes tedious. I'm a lazy developer, and I believe many of us are too.
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