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A lot of the agentic coding I do these days is client work, and most of it I can't show. It's commercially sensitive. So when something small and harmless comes along that shows how I actually think...
Frank Krueger (@praeclarum) posted a fun fact on X: "Fun fact: Descent didn't use 3D file formats per se. Instead, 3D models were compiled as x86 assembler doing draw commands." That sent me down a...
A couple of months back, I started experimenting with Claude Code. When I get deeply into a task or technical concept, my brain starts pattern matching outside of that scope....
I only started engaging with LinkedIn recently and encountered posts by or about Dennis Savic and Savic Motorcycles. I reposted a few of these posts on LinkedIn recently and thought it best to...
I just finished rebuilding the torqsoftware.com website from a Joomla-based site to one built on the Astro JavaScript framework....
The Evolution of Remote Work Documentation Back in 2001, I encountered what has become a defining challenge of remote development: establishing trust and visibility with clients across significant...
It’s just the way of the world, but clients and potential clients of software development often use particular wording in order to imply that some work should be very inexpensive to complete....
I purchased a Kindle DX and just got it today. The unboxing experience was interesting in that it had a few of the typical peel off tabs that are typical with gadgets and electronic equipment....
This post is a break from the usual software development heavy content and is about inline hockey. My son Benjamin was in the 11 and under age group representing Western Australia and played in the...
Man, I haven't blogged for a while and actually want to get back into it. Being a developer by nature as well as by profession, I often get into the rut of not letting people know what Torq has being...