I’m currently quite out of the screen. I’ve lost interest in following all the latest news about tech, there’s too much going on at the same time to follow up any more and I’m fed up.
I’m so deep into agentic development, on my day job there’s a culture that fosters agentic coding and I’m all up for it. It is encouraged and feels great, but I don’t feel the rush to take what’s learnt and take it on my personal setup. They are different setups.
Before, I usually blurred the lines between what I learn and do in my day job and in my house, I always tried to take what I learnt from one to the other. I now don’t feel that way, in part because there’s not much to mix, all work gets done through claude code or codex.
Not needing most apps now, not needing most interfaces, and making everything through agents makes me realize how little I actually need from a computer anymore. It makes the computer boring, and I enjoyed it a lot.
I bought a small lenovo m70q tiny computer to put Omarchy on it, so I could feel the joy of experimenting, to try something new. The joy wore out quickly as it is essentially the same as macos, more buggy but with more control over the UI. Which is a good thing, at least now I can use a UI a like more than liquid glass.
I’m also deep into the decompilation scene, more as a watcher than actively doing something. I’m in love with jailbreaking every device and be able to make it do what you need and not what the manufacturer decided you can or can’t do. It’s liberating when you have many things that doesn’t behave as you want. Personally I don’t own that many electronics, so it’s not like I’m jailbreaking a hundred different devices.
But at least I’m glad we have that possibility and it’s easy to achieve.
- Current Job: Senior Back-End Engineer at team.blue.
- Current Side projects: Notion to Maps, Notion to Calendar and FYInbox.
That's all as of now.