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Rubber Dux is a personal engineering blog covering .NET, AI-assisted development, and software craftsmanship. Its posts give practical, first-person guidance on setting up AI harnesses, bootstrapping projects for AI agents, and controlling AI-assisted work.
Occasional essays on writing software well, mixing personal anecdotes with practical ideas such as a cost model for maintenance and a workflow that delays refactoring until the last responsible moment. It also includes historical reflections on the women mathematicians who worked as NASA human computers and what their story says about programmers and AI.
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