Teach Me, Don’t Tell Me: A Single-Page Sudoku Trainer

Last summer I let Google’s CP-SAT solver crack Sudokus in fractions of a second. Deeply satisfying. Educational? Not really. The solver learned nothing, and neither did I. It just knew. That is also my problem with every Sudoku app I have tried. You get stuck, you tap “hint”, and the app says: “Row 4, column… Read more Teach Me, Don’t Tell Me: A Single-Page Sudoku Trainer

Antigravity and the End of Gravity in Software Engineering?

A Personal Moment of Disruption Last week, I downloaded Google’s new development environment: Antigravity. After decades in software engineering, I’ve learned to be skeptical. I’ve seen countless hypes come and go — new languages, new frameworks, new paradigms, new tools. Some changed the industry, many quietly disappeared. So after reading Antigravity’s glossy marketing material, my… Read more Antigravity and the End of Gravity in Software Engineering?