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GitHub PR Attention: A Terminal UI for Taming the PR Inbox
Why I built github-pr-attention, a fast, vim-friendly TUI in Go for triaging, reviewing, and merging GitHub pull requests without leaving the terminal.
March 19, 2026How to Land That Job
A blunt take on landing the next job: work hard, keep learning, and do not let comfort make your skills stale.
March 11, 2026Why I Forked fff.nvim and Turned It Into a Complete Picker Ecosystem
fff.nvim is already the fastest fuzzy finder for Neovim, powered by a Rust backend. My fork adds buffer switching, colorscheme browsing, and git status picking, turning it into a full fzf.vim replacement.
February 24, 2026New Blog After a Hiatus
Wrote a blog after a break
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Things are finally settling down for me. I was facing quite some burnout, but now looks like it is healing slowly. Instead of forcing me to perform at a certain level, I am trying to improve the…
This morning I woke up a bit late since I was feeling unwell the night before. After waking up at 11am, I went straight to my work desk to check what’s on the Agenda for today. After working for a bit…
Why I built github-pr-attention, a fast, vim-friendly TUI in Go for triaging, reviewing, and merging GitHub pull requests without leaving the terminal.
A blunt take on landing the next job: work hard, keep learning, and do not let comfort make your skills stale.
fff.nvim is already the fastest fuzzy finder for Neovim, powered by a Rust backend. My fork adds buffer switching, colorscheme browsing, and git status picking, turning it into a full fzf.vim replacement.