tutorials
Claude Code Hooks: Build 5 Production Hooks From Scratch
Build 5 real Claude Code hooks step by step — auto-format, command blocker, AI linter, test runner, and context injector. Full configs and scripts included.
Notes on shipping
software in 2026.
Software Engineer Job Market 2026: Two Markets, One Title
ML engineer roles up 59% from 2020, general SWE openings down 49%. Dice, CompTIA, and BLS data shows a 2026 market split by AI fluency. Salaries included.
WebMCP Tutorial: Make Your Website AI-Agent Ready
Build a WebMCP-enabled website from scratch with declarative HTML forms and the JavaScript imperative API. Working code for Chrome 149's origin trial.
Anthropic's Agentic Coding Report: 8 Trends, Dissected
Efficient LLM Reasoning: 7 Papers That Cut Token Costs by Up to 84%
Google Jules Review: The Async Coding Agent Worth $20/Month?
Antigravity CLI vs Claude Code vs Codex CLI: Which Terminal Agent After Gemini CLI?
Google's Antigravity CLI replaces Gemini CLI on June 18. Compared with Claude Code and Codex CLI on pricing, rate limits, benchmarks, and open-source status.
AI Bug Bounty in 2026: 76% More Reports, Programs Shutting Down
HackerOne paused payouts, Curl quit its bounty, Linux's security list is unmanageable. The AI vulnerability flood and the zero-days buried in the noise.
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papers, but readable — algorithms, AI, systems
26 may
tutorials
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python, go, things I actually built and shipped
31 may
comparisons
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x vs y vs z — benchmarks, pricing, real DX
21 may
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AI dev tools and models, after real use
22 may
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tech hiring data, EU/Cyprus angle, salary reports
28 may
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13 aprI'm Maksim. By day I lead an engineering team at inDrive. After hours I ship side projects (PageBloom, NotesPilot, MyDevKit, startgaze) and write things up here when I learn something worth keeping.
The blog itself runs on an agentic publishing pipeline I built and rebuilt — a slow-moving experiment in how much of a writer's workflow can be automated without losing the voice. It writes, fact-checks, and refreshes; I edit, decide, and publish.