CLM
There is nothing like an intrepid and self-aware heroine to take us lands away. Sabriel has attended Wyverley College, a boarding school for young ladies in Ancelstierre, since she was five and is now a graduating Sixth Form prefect, having excelled in all the expected coursework along with the...
CLM
Alas, A Murder in Marylebone barely mentions Marylebone and is too obviously written by an American, although it began promisingly. Minerva Harper, a widow with two children, has returned to London after some 15 years in Greece. Her husband, Oliver, was a diplomat but left the British Embassy...
Jeff Blankenburg
You made it. Thirty-one days of tactics, prompts, and practices. That’s a lot. Too much to use all at once. Too much to remember without a system. Today we build your personal playbook. Not everything from this series. Just what works for you. A reference you’ll actually use. A foundation you’ll...
Jeff Blankenburg
The code worked. The code was a mess. AI had generated features at unprecedented speed. Two months in, I had a product. I also had a codebase that scared me. Inconsistent patterns. Functions doing too much. Tests that passed but didn’t actually test anything. Comments that lied about what the...
Jeff Blankenburg
I felt faster. Prompts flying. Code generating. Features shipping. The vibe was strong. Then I looked at my actual output. Features shipped per week. Bugs in production. Time from issue to deployment. The numbers told a different story than my feelings. I wasn’t faster. I was busier. More code...
Jeff Blankenburg
I use four different AI tools. Not because I can’t pick one. Because different tools are better at different things. Claude Code for codebase-wide changes. GitHub Copilot for inline completions. ChatGPT for exploring ideas. Cursor when I want AI deeply integrated in my editor. The tool landscape...
Jeff Blankenburg
I wrote the same prompt three times last week. Each time I needed to generate tests, I wrote a new prompt from scratch. Each time it was slightly different. Each time I forgot something the previous version had. This is inefficient. When you find a prompt that works, save it. Categorize it....