Hacks.

Bruno vs Postman: The API Rebellion Begins.

Postman had a good run. But somewhere along the way, an API client became a “platform”, then a workspace, then probably a lifestyle choice. Meanwhile Bruno quietly showed up, stores collections in Git, works offline, opens instantly, and doesn’t ask me to log in just to send a GET request. Nature is healing. (usebruno.com)

Desktop 2026. The Evolution Continues.

Another year older, a little more experienced - and a desk that keeps evolving along the way. I first wrote about my desktop setup back in 2021. Since then, the game hasn’t changed through more expensive hardware, but through better understanding of what I actually need. The most significant shift so far? The teleprompter. And this isn’t the last change this year.

Ace 2.0 Is on the Horizon!

I'm thrilled to share some exciting news that I've been pouring my heart and soul into. In my spare time, I've been hard at work crafting Ace 2.0 - a project that's truly my brainchild. And let me tell you, it's about to take personal assistant technology to a whole new level!

Project Ace, My Hilarious Chatbot.

For nearly four years, you were able to test my pre-LLM's basic ML chatbot on this website. The models are now on a completely different level, so I needed to train one for myself. As a result, I got a hilarious one. Try talking to him - he knows a lot about my professional past. Due to his style, I decided to give him a HAL-like icon. I hope he will not inherit all of it.

Why Google Tag Manager Outshines the GA Tag Script.

Almost every website boasts Google Analytics (GA). Its ease of use and out-of-the-box functionalities make it a popular choice for basic website analysis. However, extracting the specific data points crucial for business decisions requires development tweaks and technical expertise. This is where Google Tag Manager (GTM) steps in, offering way more you expected.

Bring back missing GA reports.

I usually don't do tutorials, but I have often had to help people find missing Reports Collections on Google Analytics. The guides you can find online are clearly written for SEO purposes, not for humans to read. So, here it is: three simple steps to bring back missing Acquisition, Engagement or any other Report that used to be in GA.