Remote dev
Trying out for the first time - remote development via VS Code SSH and Claude remote control to give new life to my idle laptop and explore different working spots at home. So far so good.
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Welcome to the garden of Anurag Bhandari the developer, a generalist software engg.
This little space on the web is where I write about my coding (mis)adventures, share bookmarks, and scribble short notes to help my future self (and you?) learn something useful.
🎩 Hats I have worn over the years:
Full-Stack Engineer, Engineering Manager, Frontend Architect, Applied R&D Technologist, Linux
Developer, OSS Founder, and "the guy who'll fix my computer".
I love experimenting with shiny new things ✨, learning through knowledge sharing 📣, and spraying emojis 🙂.
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📝 Posts (30)
🤔 Notes (23)
🔖 Bookmarks (127)
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An Ex-Meta L8’s Agentic Engineering Setup
It’s always fascinating to see agent setups people use to ship code to production. I tend to err on the side of using OOTB/native tooling unless something really comes in my way. If I were to pick a couple of improvements to my workflow based on the article, it’d be interactive HTML plans and agentic code reviews.
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When Was the Last Time You Did Just One Thing?
Captures the essence of Slow Productivity but with sharp and memorable anecdotes. I could personally relate to each and every example.
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https://blog.bytebytego.com/p/token-spend-out-of-control-the-case?triedRedirect=true
Routing is a great method of reducing token spend. Using a society of task-specific small language models is another. Both work to ensure the 80% light repeatable tasks don’t wastefully end up with fat models and only the genuine 20% do. Different techniques, different dynamics, different tradeoffs.