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Klinchapp BlogOct 13, 2026

The Code Quality Question: When AI Speeds You Up (And When It Doesn't)

AI coding tools promise speed, but do they actually improve code quality? Discover the productivity paradox and when AI helps—or hurts—your codebase.

AI toolssoftware development

Klinchapp BlogOct 9, 2026

Setting Up Your First AI Coding Workflow: A 30-Minute Guide

Learn how to set up AI coding tools in just 30 minutes. Get GitHub Copilot running, authenticate, and start using AI-assisted development today.

AI toolssoftware development

Public TheologyOct 9, 2026

Humanities Coding in the Information Age

A reflection on the nature of coding in science and in the digital humanities

Klinchapp BlogOct 6, 2026

GitHub Copilot vs. Cursor vs. Claude: Which AI Coding Tool Wins in 2026

Compare GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude—the best AI coding tools 2026 has to offer. Find which one fits your workflow and budget.

AI toolssoftware development

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITALSep 29, 2026

The Fragmentation of AI Adoption

There is such a scattergun reaction to the capabilities of AI and what it can genuinely do for us. All I have to do is scroll through LinkedIn... On the one hand, you have people actually building tools and creating software with it, developers using it to speed up writing code, and identifying genuine problems & challenges where it can be useful such as scientific and medical research. Then you have people burning through credits saying I got Claude to make GTA V in a browser! or I made a compu...

subaud

subaudSep 19, 2026

Declarative machine setup with kempt

Every machine I set up used to be an imperative pile: a dotfiles repo with an install script, a list of brew install commands, and a few curl | sh lines that had accreted. The trouble with a pile of steps is that it only tells you what to do, never what you will have. The only way to learn the real state of a machine was to run the whole thing and see what broke, and the machine I ended up on rarely matched the one I thought I had configured. kempt is the tool I wrote for that. It is declarati

Ewan’s Blog

Ewan’s BlogSep 19, 2026

I Still Built It

if an LLM wrote a significant amount of the implementation, apparently the human directing it no longer counts.

artificial intelligencecoding

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITALSep 6, 2026

UPDATES, UPDATES

LUMVIEWER & TETHERNOTE

permablog

permablogSep 4, 2026

I am 32.6% of Tangled

and you can too

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagAug 22, 2026

Weeknotes no.9 – on written documentation.

outdated documentation creates massive operational toil, which can be solved in a remote-first world by writing concise, context-rich documentation that enables powerful agentic workflows.

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagAug 16, 2026

Weeknotes no.8 – 60 billion!

how are we feeling about Cursor moving to Space xAI?

permablog

permablogAug 13, 2026

How I got a rare GitHub t-shirt

and why they're getting harder to find

securitycybersecurity

Paul Jacobson

Paul JacobsonAug 11, 2026

Asterism – a theme for friends

I'm using the Friends plugin on my site to read my feed of people who I mostly follow on ActivityPub services like Mastodon. I didn't really like the included themes so I forked one I did like, Fedipress, and created Asterism.

ActivityPubfriends

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITALAug 8, 2026

Presenting DUSK to AI Peers

I had the opportunity to present my little journey with DUSK and where I am now at the CR3W meetup last week to a room of AI builders, software developers and people with ideas like myself, and I was more apprehensive than when I've shown it to anyone else! Would they see right through me as a non-coder? Would they mock the UI? Would they question the route id taken? Would they take it seriously? In reality, it went really well. People offered helpful feedback, asked questions that lead to more ...

permablog

permablogAug 7, 2026

Right to repair for AI-generated codebases

we have to think through bad ideas, because they may be our future

Ideanation

IdeanationAug 5, 2026

Tips and tricks for better Vibecoding / coding with AI agents

Free Skills and plugins to collaboration with AI agents better and cheaper.

JamesAug 4, 2026

Sorting drafts with w-shingling

A few weeks ago, I started to re-think how I organise my writing. Previously, I kept my writing in three folders:. [...]

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagAug 2, 2026

Weeknotes no.6 – weeknotes are great

chip shortage incoming!

BMC JournalJul 30, 2026

Umans Cancels Founding Plans

bmcjournalumans

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagJul 28, 2026

Migrating a GitHub repository to Tangled

A quick step-by-step guide on migrating a repository from GitHub to Tangled

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagJul 26, 2026

Weeknotes no.5 – a buzz-ing tech bubble 🐝

slightly late, but buzzing content

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITALJul 25, 2026

RAY of Sunshine

RAY is a good boy...

Daniel Freytag

Daniel FreytagJul 19, 2026

Weeknotes no.4 – the art of saying no 🛑

In a world of vibe-coded apps and ai agents, the art of saying no is more important than ever.

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL

OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITALJul 17, 2026

The Orange Scribble Problem

I’ve been rebuilding DUSK as a local-first application. DUSK is my attempt to make a practical lighting visualisation tool using generative AI. You upload an image, select an area and describe a lighting treatment: uplight the columns, wash the ceiling, turn the scene into night, add concealed light beneath a bench. The original version relied heavily on Google Gemini. That was useful for getting a prototype working quickly, especially as I am a lighting designer who has somehow wandered into so...