I joined Austin Lutz on the LutzTalk Podcast to talk about why I stopped treating Mac scripts as one-off files and started managing them like production code.
That led into Shikomi, the framework I built after getting tired of setting up versioning, documentation, linting, and secret scanning from scratch for every project. We also talked about getting into IT without following a single prescribed path, why curiosity has mattered more to my career than collecting credentials, and what teams lose when everyone approaches a problem the same way.
The last section is about how I use language models as pair programmers: where they save time, where I still need to verify the work, and how easy it would be to let the tool replace judgment instead of supporting it.