Blog

It's minimal, but I'm posting things.

A good article explaining the differences between Vim and Neovim: https://itsfoss.gitlab.io/post/whats-the-difference-between-vim-and-neovim/

Articles

  1. My Taskwarrior Workflow
  2. Tiling managers for KDE Plasma on Ubuntu
  3. [Vim] You should use commit hashes in your vim-...

Code snippets

  1. [KDE] CTRL+T Shortcut: Focus or Launch Konsole ...
  2. [Vim] Proper code folding for Python files
  3. [Vim] How to compile Vim
  4. Researching the best small VPS for under 5 euro...
  5. [Vim] Fuzzy finding a string within a project w...
  6. [Vim] Prank your coworker by forcing them to us...
  7. A monadic Result type using generics in Python
  8. Interacting with Bitwarden in your terminal
  9. [Vim] Disabling typehint diagnostics for the `p...
  10. Free git repository with actual large file stor...
  11. Script utilitaire pour générer automatiquement ...
  12. [Vim] Navigating between Tmux panes using Vim m...
  13. Autogenerating an OpenAPI json file using Maven

Thoughts

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You can program your AI agents with OpenCode in the same way you can program your text editor with Vim : you feel in control, and it's fun :)

It would seem state of the art LLM agent orchestration is not cheap for a hobbyist.

Lately, I've seen vibe coders embrace a new term: "spec-driven development". I just find the term funny, given it's what we've already been doing for many years.

Wow! Using GPT-5-Codex I managed to fix something that has been irking me for years in the KDE Plasma graphical environment ; roughly cost me 30 cents.

Open AI's GPT-5 Codex coding agent is the closest I've come to a pleasant and smooth experience coding with AI.

Thinking of adding a /now page, like Derek Sivers.

It's healthier approaching Vim and customizing your experience with it as a hobby; it's about creating a tool which helps you enjoy your job more. It's not about being "more productive".

Own your content!