Andrea Pivetta
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It's getting much better I feel like 😄 a lot of AI discourse seems to be happening here
January 27, 2026 at 4:31 PM
It's getting much better I feel like 😄 a lot of AI discourse seems to be happening here
And I moved my domain from route53 to infomaniak.net
The most annoying thing is that they don't support CNAME records for the top level domain so I now have to redirect to a www. path which looks quite bad but I can survive
The most annoying thing is that they don't support CNAME records for the top level domain so I now have to redirect to a www. path which looks quite bad but I can survive
infomaniak.net
January 20, 2026 at 9:14 PM
And I moved my domain from route53 to infomaniak.net
The most annoying thing is that they don't support CNAME records for the top level domain so I now have to redirect to a www. path which looks quite bad but I can survive
The most annoying thing is that they don't support CNAME records for the top level domain so I now have to redirect to a www. path which looks quite bad but I can survive
I recently moved to bunny.net for my very trivial S3-like static website.
Mistral's vibe was able to one shot a script to sync my static files to it with their library, that's basically all I could test so far 😅
Mistral's vibe was able to one shot a script to sync my static files to it with their library, that's basically all I could test so far 😅
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bunny.net
January 20, 2026 at 9:11 PM
I recently moved to bunny.net for my very trivial S3-like static website.
Mistral's vibe was able to one shot a script to sync my static files to it with their library, that's basically all I could test so far 😅
Mistral's vibe was able to one shot a script to sync my static files to it with their library, that's basically all I could test so far 😅
Not sure I'd call it a quirk though, using text for configs seems very much intentional to me as it's a far better UX for humans (who know what they are doing) too.
January 14, 2026 at 10:42 AM
Not sure I'd call it a quirk though, using text for configs seems very much intentional to me as it's a far better UX for humans (who know what they are doing) too.
People are delusional
January 12, 2026 at 9:27 AM
People are delusional
How unusual 😅 Congrats!!
January 11, 2026 at 7:38 PM
How unusual 😅 Congrats!!
(I actually wrote about how this makes me personally feel a couple of days ago andreapivetta.com/posts/someth...)
Something that I used to love
One evening, over 13 years ago, I took some trivial CLI program the professor showed us that day and built an Android app out of it.
andreapivetta.com
January 11, 2026 at 7:27 PM
(I actually wrote about how this makes me personally feel a couple of days ago andreapivetta.com/posts/someth...)
I’m not judging these tools’ quality or side effects. They **do** make me extremely more productive, so using them is kind of mandatory.
I am talking about programming as something I did for fun that just happened to put food on the table. The 'for fun' part is gone. Soon the 'for money' as well.
I am talking about programming as something I did for fun that just happened to put food on the table. The 'for fun' part is gone. Soon the 'for money' as well.
January 11, 2026 at 7:24 PM
I’m not judging these tools’ quality or side effects. They **do** make me extremely more productive, so using them is kind of mandatory.
I am talking about programming as something I did for fun that just happened to put food on the table. The 'for fun' part is gone. Soon the 'for money' as well.
I am talking about programming as something I did for fun that just happened to put food on the table. The 'for fun' part is gone. Soon the 'for money' as well.
I agree almost completely except in the very last sentence. I loved figuring out something hard, solving things at the limit of my abilities.
The fun is gone.
The fun is gone.
January 11, 2026 at 6:12 PM
I agree almost completely except in the very last sentence. I loved figuring out something hard, solving things at the limit of my abilities.
The fun is gone.
The fun is gone.
everyday i see one more story about someone else switching to linux? So I think so 😅
January 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM
everyday i see one more story about someone else switching to linux? So I think so 😅
I remember a few years ago I was listening to an inteview of Guido Van Rossum on the future of programming when he was saying that LLMs are just a tool that allows you not to have to write the boring obvious function implementations.
LOL
LOL
January 10, 2026 at 11:41 AM
I remember a few years ago I was listening to an inteview of Guido Van Rossum on the future of programming when he was saying that LLMs are just a tool that allows you not to have to write the boring obvious function implementations.
LOL
LOL
Glad I'm not the only one
January 8, 2026 at 11:34 PM
Glad I'm not the only one
Nono of course not 😁
January 4, 2026 at 2:46 PM
Nono of course not 😁
The first half of Shippuden is by far the best part of Naruto imo
January 4, 2026 at 2:07 PM
The first half of Shippuden is by far the best part of Naruto imo
I also think a lot of discussion moved to Github issues.
January 4, 2026 at 1:01 PM
I also think a lot of discussion moved to Github issues.
But isn't it also normal that fewer questions get asked over time simply because fewer unanswered questions exist? Even as languages / libriaries / frameworks evolve, it's often existing answeres that get updated rather than new question asked.
January 4, 2026 at 1:00 PM
But isn't it also normal that fewer questions get asked over time simply because fewer unanswered questions exist? Even as languages / libriaries / frameworks evolve, it's often existing answeres that get updated rather than new question asked.