Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 03/10/2026Now curl too has some Rust too. hyper would have been nice in this agents era. 020
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 03/10/2026Testing NixOS on servers with ZFS, haproxy with aws-lc crypto and my new domain and website 130
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 01/10/2026Testing DaVinci Resolve on the 5090. BRAW -> AV1, lite color grade, Temporal NR, all at 4k DCI 000
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 30/09/2026My colleague installed Eclipse to see what programming in Java is like, and then used Claude to figure out which files he needed to delete to cleanup the pile of stuff it installed. Claude found this: 101
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 28/09/2026Ci vediamo domani alle 18:30 a Teatro San Prospero per la presentazione di Pirati by @j4zz0.bsky.social 020
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 26/09/20266 years after releasing rusty-s3, downloads keep growing. Of all of the stuff going on this year, I'm happy to see it continue to be adopted with little effort on my side. Happy that this small little crate is slowly finding it's own niche of users that dislike bloated autogenerated API bindings. 380
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 25/09/2026After this "gift", I expect more PRs sent to open source projects. Huge sloppy descriptions, the author using the PR review feature to talk to it's own clanker. 🙄 Maybe I should give Qwen it's own GitHub account so that clankers talk to each other and I don't have to even think about this mess /s 010
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 23/09/2026Qwen 3.8 27b decided that today it wants to be Claude 0181
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 22/09/2026Opus 5.5 seems to be the first model that has knowledge about the niche crates I maintain at work 030
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 21/09/2026Just like with RAM prices, LLMs can't deal with the amount of commits in recent Linux kernel releases 110
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 21/09/2026Safari is finally adding Temporal. I guess it's time to start studying how it works then. Until now I've only seen the jiff API. 050
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 15/09/2026If you're trying to have someone learn about eventual consistency, just have them call Microsoft Sharepoint APIs and they'll learn a lot very quickly 020
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 08/09/2026I decided to mirror the Clickhouse repo because LLMs really like to look at source code from time to time. Couldn't figure out why it was taking more than it took the Linux kernel to mirror. There's some weird shenanigans going on here... 030
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 07/09/2026You should. Unless something changes when I import all of the repositories, it's much more efficient than GitLab, or another way to see it: GitLab is stuck in a different era of everything. 011
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 07/09/2026Finally got around to trying Forgejo. Performance is better, except some endpoints where for some reason it takes 150ms to list commits in a tiny repo, which still feels like too much. Anyway, if I stop complaining about GitLab you now know why. 140
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 04/09/2026I don't like subagents extensions. Let's see if I can do something simpler with Zellij and a skill. A few hours later... 020
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 25/08/2026In today's shenanigans, the courier marked the package as delivered, but then it sent it back to the sender because it's damaged. No communication. Nothing. 000
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 19/08/2026Some of the vulnerability scanners are out of their mind. 010
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 12/08/2026Who said billing wasn't a fun thing to do yourself? 020
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 12/08/2026Scaleway just added deepseek-v4-flash-0731. It's also the first model with caching. The price is not quite there, but it's a good start. €0.40/M input, €0.08/M cached input, €0.80/M output 010
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 15/07/2026It's so fun to see Gitlab rediscover bugs that they've had for at least 1.5 years. Makes me ask myself what is everyone doing on their overengineered giant resource hungry platform, if very few people are hitting those. 000
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 08/07/2026I guess I underestimated the resources necessary to self-host your own OSM tiles server. 010
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 30/06/2026After spending all of the time with DeepSeek and GLM, I start debugging something with Claude and get this. 000
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 10/06/2026This software is a smoking pile of trash. I waited until the last moment to upgrade Gitlab Registry and it still broke. 000
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 22/05/2026Absurd results with unsloth/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-MTP-GGUF Q4_K_M 010
Paolo Barbolini @paolobarbolini.it · 30/04/2026Me looking at my Proxmox dashboard with PostgreSQL 17, pgBackRest and Patroni while other people worry about "scalability" and a bunch of other shit that doesn't exist (for them). justfuckingusehetzner.com is a very cool website BTW. 090