Jaga Santagostino

“Let’s start from the Database Schema” is the best way to create terrible software If you also model the business logic on how the DB is shaped, you are asking for suffering in Impedance mismatch hell

REST is a fairly tail Show me a RESTful app where the update handler for PUT/PATCH doesn’t become a glorified router of all business logic with insane validations

Welcome to my life Effect and golang in particular

mac-studio.mydomain.com -> DNS A record -> 100.122.33.33.33 Domain -> DNS A Record -> Your Tailscale private IP Took me 3 years to figure it out it's so obvious after you see it

I love it when you can smell comments even before opening a post

99% of problems you think are technical are actually organizationals problems Organizational problems cannot be solved by tools, only softened. Like a painkiller AI is a tool So….

Is Spotify planning to become a data-selling company? That's so evil that it's almost admirable

If your tool installs agent hooks or skills without asking: I HATE YOU If it installed them globally instead of locally or asking I REALLY HATE YOU If it does and doesn't even tell you what is installed and where SERIOUSLY, FUCK YOU

MediaPipe is a ton of fun Me and my son used it to control home automation with gestures to change light colors and the tv volume, is surprisingly easy to make good UX for these things

Background music helps me focus, but I always forget to start it. I made a tiny app that detects when nothing is playing for 5 minutes and asks if I want to start. My favorite part is that it triggers when I unlock the Mac so it's the first thing I see.

I put a 50” controlled by an AI agent next to my TV, showing things proactively

Few material things I love as much as reusable zip-ties

lol getting suggested your own stuff is always funny Thank you, past me? www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5k...

> 6 Opus <= 6 Sonnet < 3 Haiku I'll run 10k a day to avoid touching Haiku Home Assistant ❤️

Open Tailscale, it works, done

AI assistant life

The real value of gratitude practices: they force you to stop and see where you actually are Can't get anywhere without knowing that first

Tempted to 3d print this and use it to give/remove permissions to AI agents

I've been saving interesting links as their own thing, not todos That small distinction keeps doing wonders for my mental health

Week 6 11.5% of 2026 is already gone and it doesn't feel like it at all

Overengineering support group Note to self: just add a sync button Event-driven architecture can wait until v2

Yesterday evening I bought Hades 2, it started downloading. In the meantime Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.3-codex dropped Playing with them I forgot about the videogame That’s how fun these things are 😄

Spotted something clever in Claude Code It appends 2025 2026 to every doc search query Simple and effective 😄

Ok Opus go watch the TV, adults have to talk now

Used iPads: $40 Raspberry PI 5: $100+ One has a screen, battery, and actual app support Guess which one the maker community ignores

"Think diff" 👏 👏 👏 🙇‍♂️

Life hack for blogs and docs websites Make it navigate to the edit page by appending /edit to the URL

Oh wow, Claude Cowork is Claude code with a UI for non-techies, a general purpose agent

I'm testing Warp, First impression: It's... weird doesn't feel like a terminal and doesn't feel like your editor either Will report after I try the agents feature a bit

You only need ~$13 to have your AI assistant make fun of you - GeekMagic Display (local http api) - vercel/satori to generate the image - agent using curl to set the image

I see TONS of Openclaw / Clawdbot posts full of wrong informations Just read the docs, it’s shorter than most of these crap content about it Sincerely, someone who also read most of the source code of it since it was called Clawdis

Interesting, automatic Claude Code plan mode

Proactive AI agents ❤️

Vibe reverse engineering chinese displays is my new hobby

Writing straight to framebuffer via ssh is pure love ❤️

What is the best way to get your own Netflix/Spotify usage metrics?

Does anyone have a Daylight DC-1? Been around for one year, still worth it?

tinkering (noun) /ˈtɪŋ.kər.ɪŋ/ Making small changes to something by trying, adjusting, testing. No fixed goal, just hands-on trial and error to see how things work

Serendipitous learning lol

The things that stand out about TRMNL are not the ones I expected. Received mine today, preparing a first-impression video. What impressed me and what felt underwhelming are completely different from what I anticipated. Gonna be fun.

It's 12 years now, still doing it jagascript.com/why-i-creat...

Switching back to physical books. Not because Kindle is bad, but because my son can't tell the difference between me reading and me scrolling. From his perspective, it's dad staring at another screen. Little things with big impacts.

Finally spent some minutes trying Atuin desktop Cool project, haven't used a runbook in a long time, but feeling the need again since using different AI tools atuin.sh/

The most important thing before any trip *if for some reason it doesn't work, I have 2 other devices in the same network to reach via Tailscale and Cloudflare tunnel

Raise your hand if you keep writing CLAUDEFLARE

Life hack: When I don't feel like doing an automation, I start doing it in n8n. Then I feel miserable debugging inputs in n8n, and doing it from scratch becomes fun in comparison

Hey password manager geeks If I buy Bitwarder, will I regret not buying 1Password? Why??

Oura ring steps-shaming me Sorry, I burn tokens now, not calories

Looking for a good thermal printer esc/pos for DIY electronics experiments, suggestions?