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  1. Building a self-hosted cloud coding agent

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    I’ve been building Netclode recently and it was a lot of fun!

  2. Building a TUI to index and search my coding agent sessions

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    This is the story of how fast-resume came to life and evolved, as I was trying to search and resume my coding agent sessions more easily across different local CLI agents.

  3. Building a macOS app to know when my Mac is thermal throttling

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    This is the story about how I built MacThrottle.

  4. Migrating my web analytics from Matomo to Umami

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    Quickly after starting French blog in 2014, I switched from Google Analytics to Piwik for my web analytics.

  5. How Claude Code is helping me as an open source maintainer

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    10 years ago I was really into privacy and encryption, and I wanted to run my own VPN server.

  6. Doing my cloud exit (kind of)

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    In a previous post, I shared how I migrated my personal infrastructure to Kubernetes.

  7. Moving my personal infrastructure to Kubernetes (single-node k3s)

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    I recently moved my personal infrastructure from a few VMs managed by Ansible to a single-node Kubernetes cluster.

  8. Doing in-place, single-node Postgres upgrades with almost no downtime

    (Stan's blog)

    On my Debian servers, I use PostgreSQL from the PostgreSQL Global Development Group (PGDG) APT repository.

  9. My writing workflow with LLMs

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    The old days: web-based editors # I began blogging in 2014, in French using WordPress as my CMS.

  10. Visualizing the correlation between my training intensity and health metrics with Apple Health and Python

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    When it comes to technical subjects, I tend to dive into many things at once and switch topics frequently.