Thomas Letan

Thomas Letan

@lthms.soap.coffee

“Decent solutions provider.” He/him.

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sickest logo i've ever seen

The London #Haskell meetup is looking for talk submissions for November, and for meetups early next year. They're after lightning talks (~15 minutes) and full-length talks (~30 minutes). How to submit: london-haskell.github.io#submit-a-talk

i knew i was doing something wrong

alex 🍂@paracausalex.siren-vibes.ts.net

i dont think software should have versions i think u should do it right the first time.... but thats just my opinion.....

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what a reasonable and unobjectionable policy. i’m sure everyone replying to and quoting this post is being incredibly normal about it 🥰

Bluesky Safety@safety.bsky.app

Dogpiling or harassing users is unacceptable. We have taken recent action against accounts for this behavior, and we will be increasing our efforts, consistent with our Community Guidelines.

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I’m looking for beta-testers for the next opam release in exchange for a free ~30x speedup on opam update (on Windows, busy VPSs or for hard-drive/sdcard/emmc/cacheless-filesystems/etc. users). Anyone interested? discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-opam-2...

discuss.ocaml.org[ANN] opam 2.6.0~alpha1Hi everyone, We are happy to announce the first alpha release of opam 2.6.0. This is the culmination of 2 years of team work requiring large internal changes, we hope you’ll enjoy it. This version i...

Me, considering picking “Escaping the Matrix” for my next piece about how i stopped using Claude Code directly and turned it into one tool among others i can use from my editor instead Also me, remembering the far right is using similar turn of phrase for their nonsense

Looks like companion will soon support emacs as well as nvim

Thomas Letan@lthms.soap.coffee

I’ve been experimenting with driving Claude from my editor instead of a chat tui. Can't recommend enough. If you are curious, github.com/lthms/compan... could be of interest.

You really cannot trust Claude is my personal first quarter conclusion. Doesn’t mean you can’t get it to produce meaningful stuff. Just, if it doesn’t want to do it your way, it won’t 😂

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The Obsidian team is growing from three engineers to four engineers. Competitive SF salary. Fully remote, live anywhere. Apply below.

My little cluster is getting into shape. - miniflux for RSS - continuwuity + n8n for automation (not used yet) - soju for IRC - garage for easy hosting of static files

I really don’t like the pets vs cattle DevOps Analogy It’s more like pottery vs 3D printing

Thomas Letan@lthms.soap.coffee

The bliss of watching all the VMs running my k3s cluster being destroyed and recreated, and everything comes back to life.

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oh no they scraped your stuff without permission oh no

Dustin Volz@dustinvolz.bsky.social

Three Chinese AI companies—DeepSeek, Moonshot AI and MiniMax—prompted Anthropic's Claude more than 16 million times, siphoning information from its system to train and improve their own products, Anthropic said in a blog post Monday. www.wsj.com/tech/ai/anth...

It’s shaping up nicely. Won’t be able to finish it today, but I should be able to publish it in a few days. I hope it will have a similar reach as my previous infrastructure piece

I have deployed a miniflux instance tonight. If you are looking for a RSS reader and don’t mind it’s not professional grade SLA feel free to reach out

Claude being like “your idea is nice but for your *scale* that’s no use, let’s go back to *my* idea.” I mean, excuse me? you’ll spend the next 10 minutes exploring my idea is what will happen.

One post to go and no more 2024 entries on my homepage. Three and the same is true for 2025 😁. I have two planned already. We’ll see when the third lands!

So debugging with Claude reminds me a lot of that feelings of having to watch someone else doing all the keystrokes via a Meet room. In my case we were debugging a k3s cluster issue and it understands that a lot better than me so it makes sense that I take the copilot seat.