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Language is a funny thing. Communication is the real power, yet language often gets all the attention.

A collected reference on brevity — quotes, techniques, and notes on saying less better.

A poem on brevity: powerful messages poisoned by poor phrasing.

A poem about alert fatigue, empty runbooks, and the silence where context should be.

Striving for tangible results. Ideas without execution remain fantasies.

Personal growth and inner harmony. Understanding your inner compass.

Meaningful connections and ethical interactions. Relationship quality determines life quality.

Documentation deserves the same rigor as code. What it means to treat docs as a first-class citizen.

Psychological safety, knowledge sharing, and the habits that make engineering teams better over time.

Diversify your inputs, know your own bugs, and build the mental habits that compound over a career.

Writing helps engineers debug their own thinking, communicate clearly, and build credibility over time.

Laziness, impatience, hubris — Larry Wall's counterintuitive programmer virtues and what they actually mean.

Intellectual virtues are character traits that support clear thinking. Engineers need them as much as technical skills.

Personal reasons for writing publicly — from clarifying thought to building a record worth returning to.

Marcus Aurelius drew four core virtues from Stoic tradition: Justice, Wisdom, Courage, Temperance.

Resources and reflections on communication — the real leverage point behind language.

Values inform decisions when paths diverge. A framework for the principles that guide choices.

Writing clarifies thinking, preserves knowledge, and compounds over time.