Dmitry Kireev

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

So I need to make a BIG ASK to my network: If you ever worked with me on any of the projects, and you see discrepancies (IE numbers are wrong), please let me know. I know I can trust you (but not my memory/impostor syndrome and Claude by that proxy).

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

Sales and Recruiter spent time arguing, and both came up with their versions: very different but relevant. Data was prepped and rendered via Hugo, puppeteer and converted to PDFs.

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

Then I took a break, after which I reviewed everything and verified things still made sense.

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

I realized I had multiple "0 to Exit"s which I completely forgot. Second. I created Sales agent and Recruiter agent to help Claude bounce ideas. Well, most of the times Sales agent was happy to exaggerate and oversell. "Billions of dollars saved on AWS", "200% Uptime improvement" and so on.

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

Well, I thought, maybe I should ask Claude Code to help me. And I did. First. I exported my current profile/resume and asked Claude to OCR it and save into a TOML file.

If you are looking for a human-representation of an impostor syndrome, look no further, that's me! I hired Claude to fix myself! (Disclaimer: No AI has been used while writing this post, my grammar/style sucks and that's OK for now)

I'm terrible at recognizing my achievements and frequently forget big old things I've done (usually because of big new things I'm doing now).

I've been AFK on a trip for just a week. Did I miss this update of Claude Desktop or was it there for a while? Either way I'm impressed! As a person who groks modern frontend only by 5-10% this is mind-blowing!

The Truth About HOME Domain Validation - Claude

"Claude Code quota will reset at 4:25am"... I wanted Claude to continue right after the quota is reset so I'm scheduling the continue message via tmux and sleep (wrote a small function)

gist.github.com/DimmKirr/cc...

Need your opinion on something... Self-hosters love @coolifyio, but it bothers me that I'm locked to the layer in front of simple tech. I need something a bit more modular, based on common technology, with more control, and potential to grow into a larger setup. So I've put together... 🧵

A multi-app setup which is ready to be scaled and is still relatively easy to maintain. 🌐 @Hetzner_Online 🚢 @Docker & Kamal 🚀 @rails 8 🏗️ @OpenTofuOrg 📊 @grafana Cloud & k6 🌍 @Cloudflare 🔍 @opentelemetry 🛠️ @taskfiledev ⚙️ @github Actions (but I still deploy from local 😅) 📦 asdf for tool versioning

I’ve been doing DevOps and infrastructure for over 17 years and have worked extensively with Rails. My main focus has been deployment, performance monitoring, multi-environment support, and ensuring things run optimally, even at scale.

My ideas might not always be groundbreaking or in high demand, but Rails provides a reliable platform to experiment, quickly iterate, and actually ship something tangible. Once it's built, the exciting next challenge is clear: learning how to market it effectively.

I’ve been doing DevOps and infrastructure for over 17 years and have worked extensively with Rails. My main focus has been deployment, performance monitoring, multi-environment support, and ensuring things run optimally, even at scale.

Recently, I started using Rails to quickly test out a simple product idea. Surprisingly, I’ve avoided getting caught in optimization loops.

I’ve been doing DevOps and infrastructure for over 17 years and have worked extensively with Rails. My main focus has been deployment, performance monitoring, multi-environment support, and ensuring things run optimally, even at scale.

The other side (“The Creator”) has always had plenty of random ideas, but executing them has always been difficult for me: choosing THE BEST tech, worrying about scalability, and doubting each decision afterward—all of this drained The Creator’s energy.

I’ve been doing DevOps and infrastructure for over 17 years and have worked extensively with Rails. My main focus has been deployment, performance monitoring, multi-environment support, and ensuring things run optimally, even at scale.