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Erica Pisani

Hi! I'm Erica, a Sr. Software Engineer living in Toronto, Canada with my dog Ada.

I love to write and find that it helps deepen my understanding of various topics as I learn them. I decided to start this blog as a way of sharing not only what I learn, but also various topics and ideas that I find interesting with others.

I hope you enjoy what you read here.

Recent Posts

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The House Is Back, and So Is Trillium

The last few weeks have been exciting for me. Not just because I spoke at my first conference in two years in Spain at “J on the Beach”, but also because the House at the Ontario Legislative Assembly met for the first time since the spring, and I now had

The House Is Back, and So Is Trillium
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Highlights from "J on the Beach"

After hearing about what a great experience people have had at this conference over the years by speakers and attendees alike, I finally made it out to “J on the Beach” in Málaga, Spain last week. This year’s edition was part of “Yay-Yay Conf”, which brought what were

Highlights from "J on the Beach"
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Trillium Updates: Adjusting models, prompts, and other configuration

For those who are new to my blog, I've been working on a side project that creates a weekly AI-generated newsletter that summarizes the bills that are debated and (potentially) become law in Ontario's provincial parliament. With API credits being added to Claude plans, I

Trillium Updates: Adjusting models, prompts, and other configuration
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TIL: “ours" and "theirs" git merge strategies

When I’m either: * working on an experimental branch that I have no intention of merging into main, yet want to incorporate updates into; or * if I know with 100% certainty that I want to resolve merge conflicts in a particular direction (my branch vs. the one being merged in)

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TIL: OSC 52

I’m working on setting up a mini PC to serve as my homelab server instead of my MacBook (more details to come in a future post) and I’ve configured it so I can ssh into it from anywhere. However, there’s been a few times where I’ve

TIL: OSC 52