I used the grill-me skill from Mat Pocock last night to reevaluate a project that I'm working on. Just to see what it would get me. It was interesting.

The best programming tunes for some really artisanal programming : www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UCd...

Super nice! I can now use fractional scaling in Gnome 50. This is quite a big step for me. Much more comfortable.

Upgraded the home machines to fedora 44. Reminder: Don't forget to update to the latest patches for fedora 43, and REBOOT! I trashed my nvidia drivers because I didn't reboot. Good grief.

First time I had to take apart my 3D printer to resolve issues with broken filament. Not sure how it happened. Luckily the printer comes apart quite easily.

Trying out `sesh` to manage tmux sessions: github.com/joshmedeski/...

I cleaned up my .zshrc file this morning. It was getting too slow for my liking. zprof really helped to find the things that were slowing me down. Turns out sdkman and nvm are quite slow. I'm now using fnm for node versioning now: github.com/Schniz/fnm

Today is a coding day for me. Working on some pretty cool AI solution. Happy to be sitting in front of tmux and neovim with some Go and Typescript.

Combining Claude Code with Storybook is still one of the best moves when you need to build professional reusable components. It works for Vue, React, Angular, and many more.

Back from a day out and about viewing tulip fields and beautiful flower mosaics in the area where my wife was born. Writing more Go and Vue.

Spent some time yesterday exploring my options building a reverse proxy mechanism in go. It's as simple as it comes. The reverse proxy functions are offered by the base library.

Claude Code this morning: Thinking.... Hmm.... How intelligent.

Looking for some artisanal coding fun. Going to be working on building a custom desktop shell for wayland using quickshell. I feel the need since all else is AI now.

Compacting down the LLM gateway a bit so we can host it behind a single DNS entry. Much nicer experience for my colleagues :-)

It's deceiving to think that react and nextjs are well understood by coding agents like claude code. In reality, not so much, let me explain why.

Finishing up a few more smaller things in the AI gateway project. Aspire is really helpful with this kind of stuff.

It took me a while, but I think I have the hang of my dygma defy keyboard. This thing needs some serious configuration before it starts to behave like a normal keyboard.

Made the jump from local dev to devcontainer for claude code. The iptables dependency is rather broken for me. I had to switch to nftables.

Okey, openspec is rather interesting. It's very flexible. Love it more than the superpowers set to be honest.

First there was DevOps, then came along MLOps, LLMOps, and AIOps, and now they invented AgentOps... If anybody still understands, let me know.

Testing the ultraplan mode in claude code. That's pretty cool. I don't agree with the plan, but still..

Moving from the core implementation details to the maintenance features of the application means I can now scale out with multiple agents in parallel.

This project is nearing its first release to my colleagues ;-) Now if only claude code would stop making marketing stuff.

Nice feature if you're running claude code on Windows with powershell: CLAUDE_CODE_USE_POWERSHELL_TOOL=1

It's funny how this works. I feel that coding agents aren't at all helpful if you don't know what you're buillding yet. but once you have a proper structure and some working code it is as if you're taking off with a rocket booster strapped to your back.

One oy my biggest frustrations: claude refuses to read the product docs of one of the libraries I use and is now decompiling a bunch of .net assemblies. I mean, c'mon!

I actually love this in claude code :P

Researching how we're going to split our internal dev environments from the corporate resources now that we have agents running around. It's least privilege, defence in depth, and other smart comments all over again ;-)

Creating a full back up of my wife's dropbox account for the move to proton. Yet another job well done by claude code :P

Submitting a new talk about scaling code reviews when you use AI agents to a few conferences. Some of these CFPs... You're asking a lot! And I'm not sure what to think of that.

Back from the MVP Summit. Time to enjoy the weekend.

I think I found a use for 1M token context windows! Exploring really large solutions. Not sure if the results are any good, but we'll see.

What if you only build software with skills from skills.sh? sounds scary? yes, it is for the security issues alone. But I'm going to try it and fix the issues myself. Curious how this goes and what engineering I need to bring to the game here.

Create a CLI to help you take notes with claude code: pypi.org/project/notu...

Creating a command-line note taking app can be quite fun:

Using claude as a prebuilt AI interface for my notulist note taking app. It's kinda fun to claude for other things than coding! And you can ask it for structured output. Great stuff

Revisiting the whole immutable linux installation thing. I think I finally understand nix and nixos a lot better. And it is starting to grow one me.

I feel overwhelmed sometimes. AI is piling huge amounts of pull requests on my desk. But I think I found a fix! www.beyondautocomplete.nl/ai-writes-fa...

Day two of using the niri window manager. It took some getting used to, but it makes sense now. Niri has infinite side-scrolling layouts. So you can keep on stacking windows into a workspace.

So, the name might not be the greatest choice ever, but dank material shell is a really good desktop environment for Linux. And it's surprisingly well supported across a wide range of distros: danklinux.com

Been looking at sovereign AI for a few weeks now. One amazing thing: It works better than I anticipated and it also scales better than I expected. The one thing that nags me: Nobody seems to think in terms of concurrent agents. Tokens per minute isn't the most important metric here.

Awesome directory listings thanks to the rich package in Python and nerdfonts. Because I can.

Quick and smooth. Used Claude Code to create a utility that lets me quickly download directories and files from onedrive to my machine: github.com/wmeints/back...

In my quest for more independence, I'm moving my files from onedrive to proton drive. Or rather, my agent is building the tool to do it :-)

Thoroughly enjoying some time programming in go. I love this language the most next to python. It's much faster too.

Finishing up a claude code workshop. I agree that with Spotify that this requires some epic tune: open.spotify.com/track/4FhUJH...

Putting together an ansible playbook so we can more easily run vLLM for our local development boxes :D

Time for something extremely funny. Building an agentic adventure for our management team ;-)

Switching from ollama to vllm on my blackwell machine so I can run a more diverse set of models. Really curious how this is going to run with multiple agents.

Doing something totally different today. I'm exploring game design and building with Claude. It is quite fun to be honest.