Stefano Baghino

Is this peak WASM maximalism? @evacchi.dev @andreatp.bsky.social

@antirez.bsky.social Mi sa che abbiamo la killer feature per Claude Code. github.com/acadevmy/cla...

Let Tim Cook. 🫡

When you claude a bit too hard.

A programmer had two problems. He thought to himself, “I know, I’ll multitask!” They now have five new problems, and doesn't remember what the original problems were all about in the first place.

I exhausted Claude Code's ability to withstand a design discussion and after yet another question the little guy just started writing code while in planning mode. 😂

Love the hot takes on low-quality LLM-generated code after decades of being perfectly fine with low-quality human-generated code. 🥰

I ended my prompt with 'Critique and find shortcomings' — mostly to keep the agent honest. Turns out it was also an unexpected test of my ability to take feedback without taking it personally. Adding it to my standard prompts.

Code is cheap. Show me the talk.

The bottleneck has always been and will forever be knowing what you’re doing and doing what matters. And interest rates.

New approach: replace "LGTM" with "You're absolutely right!" in code reviews, claim it was an LLM and change my title to "Principal Agentic Manager".

If you really want your horoscope to matter, all you have to do is to use an astrological CPU scheduler. ❤️ github.com/zampieriluca...

I'm sure you've seen this a thousand times, @cloudflare.social, but I hope it can still make you smile. 😄 #cloudflare

Duolingo is down. Coursera is down. What am I supposed to do? Read a book? Where are my fake Internet points?

Half the internet seems to be down thanks to the us-aws-east-1 outage Perplexity, Amazon .com, Signal all down (just 3 services I tried to use) When aws-us-east-1 sneezes, the whole world feels it indeed

OH: "This organization is 70% bureaucracy, 30% politics, and 10% data made up to make a point."

The new #Develocity #IntelliJ plugin's Live Build Timeline helps you find issues like a faulty input file configuration causing redundant test tasks to run every time. This fix took the build from 18s to just 1s! https://gradle.com/blog/develocity-intellij-plugin-speed-up-gradle-builds-insights/

I found this blog post to verbalize perfectly thoughts I had over the years on engineering preferences and the importance of your environment. mmapped.blog/posts/38-sta...

When you choose a language, you’re also choosing a community and their views and goals. I love how much the Zig community cares about fast builds and tight feedback loops.

My favorite thing about LLMs is that when it tries to fast-talk its way through an issue and I ask for facts, figures, and proof, I know I won’t have to manage an ego on the other side. In other news, if I disappear right after the singularity, you know what happened.

TIL about Programmer’s Day, which I find hilarious, especially because there’s a special case to consider, as any programmer that ever went close to touching date representations knows. 😂

I scored 9/28 on jsdate.wtf and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.

Thanks to GenAI, taking one hour to automate a task that takes you one minute to do yourself every month is finally a possibility for everyone.

The whole thread is worth a read. I really appreciate @charity.wtf’s perspective on RTO and fully-remote teams.

I am WARlord. Unleash your inner Duke and win a limited-edition T-shirt! #Java30WithIntelliJIDEA www.jetbrains.com/lp/java-30/w...

OMW to the first Italian @ziglang.bsky.social day zig.day!

In the interest of making everyone unnecessarily miserable, I created a recursive meta-acronym: Abbreviations, Acronyms and AAAs. I’ll have a committee debate on whether the “and” should be part of it. For additional confusion, you can also refer to it as A3s and possibly make it mutually recursive.

TIL there's an acronym for acronym (specifically, for three-letter acronyms, TLAs).

Wake me up when the AI hype ends.

While the Apple Vision Pro wasn't for me, I would have bought the Lumon Terminal Pro in a heartbeat. www.apple.com/mac/lumon-te...

As an external observer, one thing that always positively impressed me of the culture I sense from the Go community is a relentless desire for responsive tooling, which I really appreciate.

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I’m absolutely OK referring to LLMs as AI, as long as we agree that it stands for Autocomplete Improved.