A quick note on why this site exists and what I'm planning to write about.

The same AI decision loop I use for small stuff, pointed at the biggest decision we're making. A preference framework that stops a yes/no from lying to you, and where AI clearly can't help.

Two weeks off, a pile of awkward constraints, and a messy real decision. The taste trick, the satellite check, and pricing a creative flight idea against live data before booking it.

A structured way to find what's flaring my skin, a small tracking app built in an evening, and the moment the AI talked me out of trusting my own tool. Still running, no answer yet.

joinmyevent was finished, tested, and live in five languages. It reached almost nobody. Here's the honest post-mortem, with the real numbers.

My whole homelab is compose files in git, and I manage it from Claude Code. The image-pinning slog, the DNS deadlock I caused myself, and where AI actually falls over on infra.

My Home Assistant config is a git repo, and I point Claude Code at it. Real examples, the deploy loop, and the lesson where the AI cheerfully told me it did something it hadn't.

A free calculator that turns cheap pantry sugar into a per-bottle race fueling recipe. Here's the problem it solves, the science it runs on, and the honest bit about traffic.