End of a career
Jul 27, 2026
This is a follow-up to the previous post. I started reviewing the code that Claude vibe coded for me. It did not go well.
more...Misanthropy and programming
I don’t write often, and when I do, it’s about things I find interesting or that genuinely bother me. So this blog mostly ends up with two kinds of posts: technical musings and rants. If you want to skip what doesn’t interest you, use the tags.
This is a follow-up to the previous post. I started reviewing the code that Claude vibe coded for me. It did not go well.
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I can't ignore the facts anymore: AI and mindless vibecoders have won. The job I loved doesn't exist anymore.
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It's been less than a year since my first foray into astrophotography, with a DIY tracker, a mirrorless camera, and a vintage Nikkor lens.
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I decided to switch gears from ranting about AI and make another post about astrophotography. Today's word of the day is "comet".
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I started using Zed editor about a year ago and it was a delight. Fast, svelte, no nonsense text editor with just enough support for LSPs and debugging that it can be usable as a programmers tool.
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And now to something completely different. After almost four months of clouds, I got clear skies. It is time to pull the telescope from the closet.
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Brazil, California, Colorado, UK, who's next? A bunch of politicians are passing legislation around the world, requiring operating systems to verify the age of users. Of course, it's all for the betterment of the kids.
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“Linus Torvalds embraces vibe coding!” “Even Linus Torvalds is trying his hand at vibe coding.” “Linus Torvalds Says AI Codes Better Than Him.” Does that mean that we, as software engineers, are really outdated?
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I'll almost finish the container runtime today. These are things that are not strictly necessary, but they move my toy container runtime closer to the real one just a little bit. One more namespace to add. Make container a zombie killer. Drop capabilities for extra security.
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One of the features of the modern containers is the ability to limit the resources that a container can use. I'll add the simplest and the most limited variant of this to my container runtime - setting CPU and memory limits with cgroups.
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Just a bit of work is left for my "container runtime" to feel (and work!) almost like a real container runtime. Today I’ll tackle one of the bigger pieces: setting up networking between the container and the host.
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