Another first article on yet another blogging platform

Senior Full Stack Engineer with 8 years of industry experience. Happy to guide or mentor anyone, or to collaborate on any problems!
Search for a command to run...

Senior Full Stack Engineer with 8 years of industry experience. Happy to guide or mentor anyone, or to collaborate on any problems!
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.
Talking is faster than typing, and because it's faster, you give AI more context. That's the whole trick.

You don't have to invent new workflows — you just have to borrow the right ones

The real leverage of AI isn't speed — it's what else you'll now attempt

The one habit that keeps you safe when AI quietly gets things wrong

Last week, my brother started his first internship as a product management intern at a reputable company here in India. He's sharp, motivated, and completely out of his depth — not because he's not ca

Kenny’s No-Hype AI Newsletter
23 posts
Hi, I’m Kenny! As a Senior Software Engineer at PayPal, I'm always looking for ways to work smarter, not harder. I use AI daily to clear out the digital clutter so I can log off on time and be present at home. I’d love to show you how to safely do the exact same thing. Pull up a chair, and let's make your workday a little easier.
It's that time of the year that I write another "first article" on another new platform! At first I thought I'll start writing here, but then I thought I'll collect together all my old articles and import it into Hashnode now.
I started thinking about where all my articles are. The most obvious one was my latest blog which is a part of my website. Then I thought about it and remembered my old Google blogger which I used during my college days.
After that I checked my LinkedIn and saw a few small snippets that I had posted a few years ago. Then from there I saw a few links to my old medium blog. That's when I remembered about dev.to.
All in all it's been 10 years since the time I posted my first post. I'm sure very few people have read these, but now I want to combine everything here and stick on to hashnode as my platform.
I guess the more important thing is to write more consistently and with more quality, so I'm thinking of prioritizing that.
Expect blog posts on my thoughts about technology, Full Stack Engineering, system design and the works!