Go Is Finally Getting Lambdas — 8 Years in the Making
How a single proposal with 900+ comments is quietly reshaping Go’s syntax
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Your Computer’s Clock Belongs to the US Navy
When you write time.Now, have you ever wondered where that value actually comes from?
Why Your AI Agent Keeps Forgetting: A Practical Memory Architecture for Individual Users
Dissecting the fundamental flaws in current memory systems, and a three-layer architecture, you can implement this afternoon
Go 1.26 Changed go mod init — And Nobody Asked For It
A “conservative” default that silently breaks your build and confuses newcomers.
The Go Engineer’s Toolbox: Daily Tools from Two Seasoned Gophers
From Podman to Caddy, from USQL to AI coding — two senior Go engineers get honest about what they actually use.
Claude Chose Vercel 100% of the Time. That Should Terrify You.
How AI coding assistants became the most powerful advertising channel in history — and nobody noticed.
OpenClaw Guide for Non-Programmers
A lot of friends have been asking me about OpenClaw lately, so I figured I’d write a short guide to answer the most common questions from…
One Person, One MacBook, One Team’s Output: What OpenClaw Actually Looks Like in Production
Most content about OpenClaw is theory. Matthew Berman built 10+ working systems. Here’s what’s genuinely impressive — and what isn’t.
Go 1.26 Shipped Without JSON v2 — Here’s the Real Reason Why
The most important standard library rewrite in Go’s history is still experimental — and that’s by design.
Why Can AI That Coding suddenly “work”?
You’re Not Writing Code Anymore. You’re Managing a Team of AI Agents.
Will “Vibe Coding” Kill Open Source? I Doubt It.
Another “AI Will Destroy X” Narrative
Why Musk Is Willing to Pay a Million Dollars for a Single Tweet
The Real Value of Human Creators in the Age of AI