sudo clear maze
· 6 min read
#obsidian#vibecoding#python
Consolidating 30+ builds scattered across tools into a single source of truth. Discovery, comparison, and maintenance workflows for scattered work.
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Real builds. Real failures. Real lessons.
Where AI-generated ideas become production systems.
15 posts
sudo make second-brain
· 6 min read
#obsidian#neovim#pkm
Building a cross-platform second brain on plain Markdown: Obsidian, Neovim, PARA, and the ghost folder that kept coming back.
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Your Notes Are Not a Second Brain. They Are a Haystack!
· 6 min read
#pkm#obsidian#joplin
After months in Joplin, I went looking for the needle under pressure and found out which retrieval features actually matter at 11pm.
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Why My Terminal Ate My HTML
· 6 min read
#linux#homelab#wayland
A multi-day clipboard corruption mystery on a Wayland Ubuntu desktop, traced through five dead ends to ibus, the input method framework most users do not know is running.
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Theme Updates: Solar Bloom and a Discoverability Toast
· 2 min read
#design#webdev#homelab
Two small changes to sudomakevibe.com: a new warm light palette replacing earthy glow, and a session-scoped hint about the theme switcher.
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Defense in Depth Explained: Security in the Age of AI
· 5 min read
#defense-in-depth#kubernetes#linux
Why the vulnerability treadmill is broken, what defense in depth actually means, and how to build systems where individual bugs don't matter.
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171+ CVEs, Astro 4 to 6, Zero Downtime
· 7 min read
#linux#homelab#astro
A homelab publishing stack audit on Ubuntu 24.04 — what a routine CVE patch revealed about Node versioning and Astro version debt.
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AI Is Not Free. Inaction Has an Invoice Too
· 5 min read
#ai-strategy#ai-adoption#regulated-industries
A coda to the AI-is-not-free series. The architecture is the right answer. Inaction is the more expensive failure mode.
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sudo make homelab
· 5 min read
#homelab#kubernetes#k3s
What is actually running in my homelab — the hardware, the network, the platform, and the honest gap between what is here and what is planned.
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sudo make vibe: how it was built
· 7 min read
#vibecoding#astro#linux
The build log for sudomakevibe.com — stack decisions, six things that broke, and what a corrupted disk taught me about deployment pipelines.
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AI is not free — the architecture regulated industries cannot skip
· 19 min read
#ai#vibecoding#llm
R7 — the Carrier-Grade AI Stack. Seven layers for regulated AI deployment. Indemnity covers provenance. Insurance covers performance. Regulated AI needs both.
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AI is not free — the costs that never appear on your invoice
· 8 min read
#ai#vibecoding#llm
Part two of the AI cost series. Technical debt, false confidence, and the quiet atrophy of engineering skill. The costs that determine whether AI pays off or breaks your systems.
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AI is not free — the real cost of tokens, APIs, and cloud AI
· 7 min read
#ai#vibecoding#llm
Everyone talks about how fast AI lets you build. Few talk about what it actually costs. Part one — the costs that show up on your invoice.
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Why Your Terminal Doesn't Care About My Voice
· 4 min read
#vibecoding#linux#kubernetes
High-fidelity work requires high-fidelity documentation. Here is why this site exists as a blog and not a two-hour podcast.
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Manifesto
· 3 min read
#vibecoding#linux#open-source
Correctness, reliability, security, maintainability — these are not features. They are disciplines. AI doesn't ship them. You do.
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