Why I Licensed Everything Apache 2.0
License choice is a product decision, not just a legal formality. Apache 2.0 over MIT isn't paranoia — it's the patent protection clause, which matters specifically for security software.
License choice is a product decision, not just a legal formality. Apache 2.0 over MIT isn't paranoia — it's the patent protection clause, which matters specifically for security software.
I started publishing everything I built six weeks ago. Eight repositories, zero marketing budget, one unexpected outcome: writing about the work changed how I do the work.
Claude Code forgets everything between sessions. I built a structured memory system that fixes that — no database, no server, just Markdown files.
200+ English and 120+ German AI-style phrases. 14 structural patterns. Because "delve into" needs to die.
I work on a MacBook, a Mac Studio, and sometimes SSH into servers. Claude forgot everything every time I switched. Not anymore.
I almost pushed AWS credentials to GitHub. Twice. Then I built a system that makes it impossible.