Yes indeed, that one! (Which I did not know was actually updated realtime). Is it just the kanban board or the list view too? (Thanks either way)

Why am I still blogging in 2026 if AI can spit out a fix in seconds? Because the fix is not the whole story. What mattered, what broke, what reality ruined, what turned out to be nonsense. Good writing preserves taste, context, truth, and critical thinking. Humans are still better at that than AI. 🤖

Do you know what's actually on air? How to test a Liquidsoap streaming pipeline by recording the Icecast output, fingerprinting each source with a distinct frequency, and using ffmpeg bandpass filters to verify what a listener actually ...

Do you know what your #radio station actually plays? #Liquidsoap webhooks said the DJ was live, the listener heard the wrong track. I captured the #Icecast stream and used #ffmpeg and spectral analysis to test it end to end. Then the compressor broke my tests in a completely different way. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Sorry for the delayed response but we’ve been a bit busy with actively breaking down the corrupt regime around here. 😅

Thank you, Gest v0.5 has been super flawless so far 👌🏻 and I’m planning to contribute to it with a realtime dashboard to follow autonomous agentic workflows as they are progressing

You moved your #SSH keys into #1Password like a responsible adult. Then ssh-copy-id said "no identities found." Then an error message ended up inside authorized_keys on your server. Imagine debugging that at 11pm.

Here's what's going on and how to fix it:
www.attilagyorffy.com/blog/why-you...

PostgreSQL 18 Cut My GIN Index Build from Months to Hours A PostgreSQL 17 GIN index build on 91 million audio fingerprints was heading toward a 118-day worst case. PostgreSQL 18's parallel GIN builds and saner tuning cut it to roughly 10-15 hours.

I just published a ridiculous #PostgreSQL story: one GIN index on 91 million audio fingerprints looked like it might take 118 days. PostgreSQL 18 and saner tuning dragged it back to 10-15 hours. If you enjoy database horror stories with a happy ending: www.attilagyorffy.com/blog/postgre...

Local and global stores are inaccessible from git worktrees · Issue #31 · aaronmallen/gest Summary When gest is used from a git worktree (e.g. via AI agents that use git worktree add for parallel work), both local and global stores become inaccessible. Tasks created in the main worktree ...

I have filed a report based on the previous Claude sessions I had where the issue surfaced. Hopefully it makes sense and it's clear. In any case, feel free to ask for clarification or more input. Thanks for gest! github.com/aaronmallen/...

Thanks, I was afk all day long but I’ll take a look tomorrow and send over everything thing I can.

Interesting project! When using parallel agents with git worktrees/subagents, a gest store created with `--local` seems to break because each worktree has a different project path, so gest commands fail for existing task IDs. Is that a bug, or a design limitation of local stores? Thanks in advance

My 64GB iPhone is actually 35GB phone with a very expensive case around it. iOS and "System Data" — what the f**k even IS System Data? Nobody knows. Apple won't tell you. Maybe it's Steve Jobs' ghost eating up space. The whole thing is a scam so we'd buy new devices every so often. No. Just no.

I spoke to AI agent Claude YouTube video by Senator Bernie Sanders

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights.

What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

youtu.be/h3AtWdeu_G0?...

Took ownership of my social identity today. Running my own Bluesky PDS — my posts, my keys, my data, on my own hardware. Your identity is portable, your data travels with you, and no one can take your handle away. This is what decentralised social should feel like. #atproto #bluesky #selfhosted