The joy of programming

Every time I talk to someone about working with LLMs, the conversation ends up in the same place.

I have been diving into the personal assistants world with Openclaw.

For years I ran this blog on Ghost.

For a while I used coding agents for small, self-contained things.

There is a game from my youth on which I spent countless hours as a small child with my Amstrad CPC 6128.

Another year, another shorts.

I tend to be much faster using git from a TUI instead from using the commands in the terminal.

I'm still getting the habit of writing this small form content.

When you are coding one of the most interesting things you can do is to define abstractions that work as a black box.

One of the reasons for me to have the excuse not to write is that I have nothing to write about.

This will be a quick post.

To be honest I was about to title this post "How to fuck up with your data" but at the end of the day...

For reference you can see a bit of the organization of my sites in this same blog.

I have a lot of things in my life I've always wanted to understand but for some reason the maths were too hard for me.

Hi!

Last time I changed the backend for the blog was in 2016 when I moved to an static site.

Sprint - BookWyrm Sprint is a book where I have mixed feelings.

An inventory of projects over time.

Disclaimer: This is an article on Object Oriented programming.

I’ve been lately studying a bit the contents of GPT & Chill.

This is probably the 1000 post on the subject but from time to time it is fine to repeat the message.

Welcome to the new site!

I’ve been there.

I will be shutting down hackers.surf Lemmy instance.

I built a tiny site to detect if in a given picture there is a photo of a stratocaster or a telecaster.

There is a lot going on with the AI scene lately.

I had this discussion many times.

Why a simple notion database when you can make it 100 times more complicated but more fun?

There is little software in the development community that raises so much anger as Jira.

I’ve had this conversation so many times I have to turn this into a blog post.

If you are here is because probably you’ve heard the trend.

Introduction I've just finished "A Philosophy of Software Design" by John Ousterhout just two days ago.

One of the tools I've always wanted in my tool belt was a graphing tool for text files.

Let’s play a bit with Twitter data.

One of the new funny things I found in emacs is org-edit-special.

I am not such a big fan of paper.

Amazon has just announced Polly and I wanted to give it a try.

I left Medium as a main host for my site.

I often use elfeed to go quickly through my RSS subscriptions.

We all heard it.

Let’s go bleeding edge!

Good commit messages are the unicorn of the person maintaining legacy code.

Now that we are hiring at Platform161 I spent some time thinking about values and culture at the workplace.

I just moved to a new Microsoft Sculpt keyboard.

Tmux is an awesome tool.