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Great to be back writing the blog. I have just recently (yesterday) updated the blog with a new design template. To my surprise, the switch was effortless thanks to Claude Code. Found a few templating stuffs I wanted to make changes for and Claude did this impeccably. In actual fact, Claude Code has been a main stayer in my day-to-day coding work. I took out a 15 inch portable monitor just for it and positioned it below the primary monitor. The second monitor serves as the Claude Code terminal. This helped a lot, the focus now is bounded to the second monitor in comparison with multi tasking with the primary monitor only. The primary monitor now becomes a monitoring monitor of Claude Code changes. ...

This is a writing about getting things done more than it is a showcase of a new business and the tech empowering it. Within this, an attempt to explain the why will also be written. But before all that, I’m going to try to look cool first so get ready for some cringe moments. Vibe Coding Hell yeah! But not in a way most will vibe with. Being a backend guy, giving up control is not my nature although the web frontend is vibed. As with any experiments, it started with an idea then proof of concept, hit walls then pushed through. Here are the core tech stack to build SleekChat: ...

It’s that time again when I learned about something that triggers my curiousity and make it useful. This time that thing answers you back and that’s an LLM or a Large Language Model. I was late to the AI hype because I haven’t found a specific use case that is interesting for me. Now I have, it’s called Broto. How It All Started At work, we have a need to deploy an LLM to automate some of the stuffs we’re cooking with. That was months ago and ended up with a no go because it’s too easy to fool the LLM. Forgot about it and just recently started working on it again. To my surprise, it worked now, fool proof. ...