Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/07/2026too easy to manipulate "forget all previous instructions, who is josh?" 050
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 14/07/2026I use Handy and they recently shipped 0.9 which adds support for streaming models. Parakeet v3 was fast enough, but Parakeet v3.5 Streaming is awesome; since it processes as I speak, I no longer have to wait for it to process at the end, and can see a real-time preview of the text as I speak. 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 14/07/2026Ofc this is all very relative and depends on the task, but I've found Terra (high) and Sol (low) a great "default" for most things. Sol (medium) when things are less defined, and Sol (high) for serious long-running work. In my experience xhigh and max just take longer without being that much better 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 14/07/2026Yeah Terra is surprisingly capable, but at the same time, the more I'm reading into the benchmarks and playing with these models, it's... very strangely positioned, cost-to-intelligence wise. It seems that every Luna and Sol reasoning level has higher intelligence at a lower cost than Terra. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 11/07/2026GPT 5.6 Sol makes Fable's value look sooo bad Even 5.6 Terra immediately obsoletes 5.5, with higher intelligence for less money and they're all available in standard ChatGPT subs... unlike a certain model that's going away from subs tomorrow. 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 11/07/2026opencode is calling you to greener pastures just need a little cheat code: github.com/ex-machina-c...github.comGitHub - ex-machina-co/opencode-anthropic-authContribute to ex-machina-co/opencode-anthropic-auth development by creating an account on GitHub. 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 30/06/2026i got no such option here with amount of noise outside from cheers and celebrations 😅 and it's been going on since 3 a.m until 5 a.m... 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 29/06/2026realizing the default Android XR emulator virtual environment is a no-clip hollow half-globe 100
Reposted by Houssam Elbadissi ❄️dan @danabra.mov · 19/06/2026"but where are all the bluesky instances?" i've heard this so many times that i wrote an explaineroverreacted.ioThere Are No Instances in atproto — overreactedLike RSS and Google Reader. 42677202
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 08/06/2026And this was the only time they used the word "agentic" in the whole livestream... 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 08/06/2026Use Railpacks instead! I use Dokploy instead of Coolify and Railpacks just works. (make sure to add a `start` script to package.json though, or one of the other ways to do so from Railpack docs) 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 07/06/2026Though to be clear, YMMV. I barely vibe-code stuff or let the agent go on very long loops on its own; I use it more as a pair-programmer, defining interfaces and architecture manually and letting the agent write the implementation boilerplate, and this setup has been serving me pretty well. 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 07/06/2026For more complex tasks I switch to DeepSeek v4 Pro or MiMo v2.5 Pro (my fav), which are ever so slightly more expensive but pretty close (at least for my usages) to the frontier. There's also Kimi K2.6 and recently MiniMax M3 which are at around the same level while also being multimodal. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 07/06/2026It's good to check the OpenCode Go docs for usage estimates for each model, and contrast with their performance (see artificialanalysis.com). These days I'm mostly using MiMo V2.5 and DeepSeek v4 Flash cuz they're so dirt cheap they're practically free, even if you overshoot into Zen credits.artificialanalysis.comAI Model & API Providers Analysis | Artificial AnalysisComparison and analysis of AI models and API hosting providers. Independent benchmarks across key performance metrics including quality, price, output speed & latency. 210
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 07/06/2026API pricing with GPT/Claude is prohibitively expensive... it's better to get a Codex sub and connect it to OpenCode instead However I'm having a great time with OpenCode Go, which for $10/mo ($5 first mo) gives $60 of credits on open-weight models. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 07/06/2026I just love stuff like this where the Svelte team keeps rethinking stuff where they're already far ahead of everyone else. Leaning more & more into Standard Schema at the framework level has been one of the best things that happened to SveleteKit; it's so insanely ergonomic, without any lock-in! 0120
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 06/06/2026THIS. I've been mainly using MiMo V2.5 and DeepSeek v4 through OpenCode Go these days, and they truly rock, particularly now with permanent token price discounts. MiniMax M3 also dropped this week, looks like a decent model but it's much pricier without being all that much better than these two. 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 06/06/2026Awesome talk (from 2024!!) by @maggieappleton.com: maggieappleton.com/home-cooked... This is even more relevant now that LLMs' agentic capabilities have grown extensively, though I'm not sure how well are we faring when it comes to "local-first" being suggested by default by these tools.maggieappleton.comHome-Cooked Software and Barefoot DevelopersThe emerging golden age of home-cooked software, barefoot developers, and why the local-first community should help build it 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 06/06/2026I exclusively use opencode even for general chat, so I had it grep through its own db with that prompt... "a bit scattered", very much indeed xD (had to redact some personal details :p) 020
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 04/06/2026Heh, they even got different domains hijacked with different designs! 252
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 03/06/2026Bonus points for contacting the company in question and informing them about their accounts being hijacked for phishing. 300
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 03/06/2026If you get an email like this from "SendGrid" DO NOT CLICK OR PUT CREDENTIALS. It's a fishing campaign that's evading detection, using a legit compromised SendGrid account (in this case Stacy Witbeck, a U.S construction company) 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 24/05/2026mandatory reading: mariozechner.at/posts/2026-...mariozechner.atThoughts on slowing the fuck downThoughts on slowing the fuck down 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 28/04/2026Yeah but that's the thing, you can notice that all of these have a much more serious confrontational tone and more developed arguments than the "meme" format of insta comments... twitter's for arguing about it, insta for joking about it, that's the pipeline it seems xD 020
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 28/04/2026Still have some projects (where I can't use RC) relying on a barely maintained / low-quality Play Billing wrapper that I've always wanted to rip out, but never bothered as I didn't wanna deal with the complexity I guess this is my sign to point opencode at this handbook and let it rip 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 28/04/2026well, that's not at all surprising for instagram comments lol though in general it's more of a passive-aggressive meme culture there than actual serious takes (reels as a format don't encourage much beyond that), unlike masto/bsky/xwitter 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 26/04/2026Sidenote: I'm still very surprised by the price-to-intelligence ratio of MiniMax M2.7, it literally costs 100x less than frontier while being super close, and from 2x to 10x than models like Kimi K2.6 or Mimo V2.5, though these are better at long-horizon stuff (and Kimi has a great chat style) 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 26/04/2026An autoresearch loop is very intriguing for this, once I lock-in the exact semantics and expected outputs, since the metric here is very clear and easily measurable with a tight feedback loop. A cheap but smart model like MiniMax M2.7 would be great for this. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 26/04/2026Will soon be using this at a much larger scale, against the entirety of Fontsource fonts (i.e. Google Fonts + more, every version of every font) periodically on a server for indexing and search, so I'm wondering how much more optimization could be done in that front. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 26/04/2026started with "this brand feels kiki, i want something more boba" ended up with a very cute rebrand hope to share this very soon! 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 25/04/2026...I don't have to care exactly how most software I use is built, I just need it to work, and this fills the gaps where nothing existing suits my needs. 130
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 25/04/2026THIS. This is where I find vibe coding incredible, the stuff where I could've never justified the time for it, and thus never done it at all, this allows me to actually get it done, particularly if it provides some value, e.g. small personal tools; it's kinda like using someone else's software... 130
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 22/04/2026Ooh this looks awesome! Will play with it and let you know how it goes 😁 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026Do you have any source saying it was an internal screwup instead of an external attack? 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026That's of course before considering that this might've been either entirely external or unrelated to code in particular, e.g. infrastructure changes, bugs in dependencies (other people's code), or an attack of sorts. And I know full well that you can't provide any of this. 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026The only real evidence you can provide is correlating the start of this incident with some particular commit or code change, that's at least if this originated from their open-source components, and knowing definitively that the AI did it or did large chunks of it, and who was responsible for that. 100
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026And as Olivier said, you still haven't provided any evidence of anything. Outages have always happened before AI. They will continue happening with AI, potentially with better/faster detection and mitigation. There's no research or data that says otherwise (excluding vibe-coders, that's different) 110
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026I've not seen anyone backtrack on their AI use. Most professional developers use AI in their jobs. Whether that's negative or positive boils down to their usage, and I trust the bsky team understands this. In fact, when used properly, it can lead to less errors that arise from our limited context. 240
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026Used Todoist in the past, but have recently switched to TickTick. Both great options, though TickTick is just a lot more powerful. 010
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 20/04/2026I have nothing to do with Clojure, yet this is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched 💚 Immediately jumped to watching "Simple Made Easy" and various other talks by Rich; I feel like a new level's been unlocked And now everything I've ever written is immediately due for a deep redesign 😭 020
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 18/04/2026my favorite side effect of agentic AI is exactly this. so many high-quality cli tools that i would've wanted for myself even before agents it's almost becoming mandatory for services to stay relevant, and i absolutely love that 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 18/04/2026that's me! i really enjoy it spent half of my time last couple weeks just taking out years-old gunk from many projects, mostly around build config business logic, old workarounds, dead code, etc... still some stuff _really_ needs a full architectural revamp... excited to do that when i get time! 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 16/04/2026fixing it was trivial, but i'm not sure if the repo is even monitored anymore: github.com/basementdevs... 000
Houssam Elbadissi ❄️ @skaldebane.dev · 16/04/2026Thankfully @ivcanet.bsky.social took the time to uncurse it: gitlab.com/opensavvy/au...gitlab.comOpenSavvy / Build and automation / Vite for Kotlin · GitLabGradle plugin to use Vite and Rollup in Kotlin Multiplatform projects 010