Recently - macwright.com
Summer rolls on out| macwright.com
Back from the wilderness| macwright.com
What's the positive view of AR glasses?| macwright.com
Back in May, I wrote about a custom porteur bag that I sewed for use on my bike. That bag served me well on two trips - a solo ride up to Brewster and back, and my semi-yearly ride on the Empire State Trail,| Tom MacWright
Celebrating a little bit of legacy from Placemark and a new product for hydraulic simulation| macwright.com
I guess I’ll cover the context first so that we can move on to| Tom MacWright
Vote for Zohran Mamdani, don't rank Cuomo| macwright.com
And such| macwright.com
Google published Zanzibar: Google’s Consistent, Global Authorization System in 2019. It describes a system for authorization – enforcing who can do what – which maxes out both flexibility and scalability. Google has lots of different apps that rely on Zanzibar, and bigger scale than practically any other company, so it needed Zanzibar.| Tom MacWright
Thorsten Ball wrote a really thoughtful piece about LLM-based coding assistants. A lot of accomplished, productive engineers use them. Adaptability is important for software engineers. Why not dive in?| macwright.com
I am a pretty faithful neovim user. I’ve been using vim/neovim since around 2011, and tolerate all of its quirks and bugs because the core idea of modal editing is so magical, and it has staying power. VIM is 32 years old and will probably be around in 30 years: compare that to all of the editors that were in vogue before VS Code came around - TextMate, Atom, Brackets, Sublime Text. They’ve all faded in popularity, though most of them are still around and used by some people, though Atom ...| macwright.com
A year older| macwright.com
