Blog

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

Articles

  1. Retour d'expérience de la VAE pour un Bachelor ...
  2. The simplest morning routine which gives me the...
  3. My Taskwarrior Workflow
  4. Tiling managers for KDE Plasma on Ubuntu
  5. [Vim] You should use commit hashes in your vim-...

Code snippets

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

Thoughts

That LSP logging file which was slowing down my Vim so much, it's has been turned on for over a year...

My Vim was feeling more and more sluggish. After profiling I realized lsp_logging was enabled. Thousands of IO operations to a log file was bogging everything down. Disable LSP logging!

It's a little disheartening Java development is never a nice experience in Vim.

I have no doubt we are in an AI bubble, so pick open-source solutions ; when the ecosystem will break down, at least those projects will remain.

Just set up HomeAssistant and it was super easy on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.

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.