Alphabet just completed the largest secondary stock offering in U.S. history at $85 billion, all earmarked for Google’s AI push. Here’s what that signals about the industry from a Filipino developer’s perspective.
Obsidian After One Year: The Good, the Bad, and Why It Changed How I Work
After a year and 1,800 notes, here is my honest take on Obsidian — what works, what frustrates, and whether this knowledge management tool is worth your time.
Bash Scripting Without the Pain: Practical Patterns That Actually Work
Five battle-tested shell scripting patterns that turn Bash from a liability into a superpower — safety nets, traps, logging, and real deployment scripts you can steal.
Privacy by Design: The Development Framework That Keeps You Off the Data Breach Headlines
Data breaches cost millions and destroy trust overnight. Here’s how Privacy by Design — a practical 7-principle framework — helps developers build data-respectful applications from day one, with concrete steps you can implement this week.
Anthropic Files to Go Public: What the Claude Maker’s IPO Means for the AI Industry
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has filed to go public — marking a watershed moment for the AI industry. Here’s what it means for the competitive landscape, enterprise adoption, and the billions pouring into AI infrastructure.