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I use XMind as my main thinking tool.
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I wanted to run Claude Code in YOLO mode but isolated from my actual machine.
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If you’ve used function calling in your agentic apps, you know the challenges: Piling up tools consumes a lot of tokens as each tool definition is carried in your context window.
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Yesterday I went to a presentation by Cyrille Matraire on Software Craftsmanship and AI.
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After 20 years of an Open Source led career at JBoss and Red Hat, I have decided to leave this family and explore a new path.
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I recently spent time automating some of my repetitive tasks using JBang scripts, with Claude Code helping me along the way in VSCode (oh sorry, it’s called Visual Studio Code now).
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If you are playing with AI as a developer, you might has heard of Model Context Protocol (MCP) which is a way for an app to connect an LLM with some capabilities like an API, a file explorer, a database etc.
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I recently spent some time exploring Diataxis, a documentation framework that promises to make technical documentation not just readable but genuinely useful.
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If you are curious or interested in FIDO2 security keys and how to use them as SSH keys or to sign your Git commits, this is the blog for you.
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I have been struggling to install Ruby on Apple Silicon, this was due to an OpenSSL version misalignment.
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Today I learned that you could sign your Git commits not only via a gpg key but also via a ssh key.
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For people old enough to have used the IBM keyboards you could stop a tank with, a mechanical keyboard is an achievement in life you are striving for.
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Assuming you have a new NAS for your backups and personal files hosting.
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I have had intuitively mixed feelings with the proposed 2 years Long Term Support plan of OpenJDK (from 3 today) so I wanted to write down what was causing it.
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I have been using bash as a shell for as long as I remember and added prompt customization for almost as long as I remember.
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Econtalk is a good podcast where interviews bring you to ideas you have not thought of or crystallized before.
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Importing Evernote notes into a new tool can sometimes fail mid way.
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Max Andersen asked something interesting over the week-end on Twitter.
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I am on the market for a new notes application, I have been asking around for advice.
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There is a really neat feature in GMail that you should make more use of: scheduled emails.
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Communicating in a remote team has some specific challenges.
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For the longest time, I was just plainly annoyed at people that were putting two spaces after a period.
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Some people complain to you that your sharing screen is blurry with Google Meet.
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Ever had a small task to script?
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After 8 and a half venerable years of service, I’ve retired my Awestruct based blog and migrated it to Jekyll.
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I recently changed my desktop monitor to a super ultra wide 49” and I love it.
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On m’a recommandé de lire le livre Sans Emploi - Condition de l’homme postindustriel de Raphaël Liogier pour comprendre la notion de revenu universel.
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tl;dr; using powerline and having it fail after a homebrew update?
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Tig is a textual GUI for git which lets you manipulate your git repo like GitX or SourceTree but without leaving your terminal.
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If like me you live a double life (pro and personal) and like me you want to share your availability via calendars, you probably have created clones of the same event into multiple calendars.
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The physical parts of your MacBook (fans, ports etc) behaves erratically?
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I like Evernote because all my notes are in a single place and I can access it from everywhere (desktop, phone).
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I’ve been wrestling with an issue for quite a while: embed vim options into a Markdown file.
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You can start IntelliJ IDEA from the command line which is handy when you live in a terminal like me.
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Je n’avais jamais bien compris pourquoi les baby boomers étaient un tel problème pour les retraites des plus jeunes.
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I gave a three hours course on inverted index to students from Telecom SudParis an engineering school here in… Paris :) It was fun to refresh my knowledge on all the fundamental structures that make Lucene what it is.
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It is surprisingly hard to find a good explanation to level-based compaction of a Log-Structured Merge Tree.
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I noticed that the Devoxx France call for paper (CfP) application was influencing my votes.
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There is a lot being written about corporate tax optimisation/evasion these days both in Europe and in the US.
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Homebrew’s Mutt formulae is in a bit of a disarray.
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Recently running rsync to my Synology diskstation stopped working.
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I just learned about the ability to fold in Vim.
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Maven is quite verbose.
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I have decided to move this website to HTTPS.
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In this post, you will learn everything you need about SPF (Sender Policy Framework), what it means for your emails and how / if to set it up for your domains.
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Here is a tiny little tool that will speed up the multi-tasking life of terminal users: be notified when a command finishes.
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Devoxx France m’a offert une place suite au travail que j’ai fait dans le comité de sélection.
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The text message synchronization between iOS and Mac OS X devices is very useful.
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I wrote a bit more than a year ago on how to wrap lines for markup languages.
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I have been a rather early adopter of ebook readers.