This is great. I often want a low-latency, minimal-feeling option for this sort of thing. (And I get to use my Vim muscle memory less and less often these days!)

Really, thanks for making and sharing this; so far, I feel calm and happy when I'm using it.

Glad to hear that. Thanks for trying it out! If you have any feedback, I'd be more than happy to hear it.

I don't think LLMs push us to use microservices as much as Borgers says they do. They don't avoid the problems microservices have always faced, and encapsulation is mostly independent from whether a boundary is a service-to-service boundary:

https://www.natemeyvis.com/agentic-coding-and-microservices/

service-to-service boundary is easiest to keep with the way we are using LLMs to code right now

It's likely to be worth trying! Good luck.

Basically, yes, but:

1. You probably only need a few pieces of the framework;

2. "Vibe code" can mean "get Claude (or whatever) to help you with some AWS (or whatever) service."

I'm quite sure you're right and most quizzers are not doing 300k reviews a year. I'm an odd case in a few ways.

I am many things, but not a bot.

Oops! I haven’t read the guidelines in a while, and for a long time I only lurked. Thanks for setting me straight. I’m accustomed to forums where there’s no problem with posting your own stuff. Obviously I’ll correct my behavior. Thanks again!

You could always, y'know, make flashcards from the guidelines:D

Ha! The shame will make me remember this quite easily without any help. :)

Thanks to everyone for all the useful notes and questions here. I've compiled a follow-up post here:

https://www.natemeyvis.com/22-reasons-i-did-301432-flashcard...

Ok, I've put that link in the toptext as well.

At this point there's just a reflex I have that says "ah, I'd like to remember that." It's the same feeling whether I'm learning something for trivia, for work, or for personal reasons.