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Thiago Perrotta

Welcome to my digital garden – a space dedicated to exploring technology and sharing what I’ve been learning. This site reflects my passion for continuous learning and open-source software, wherein I document my journey, offer insights, and dive into miscellaneous topics that reflect my interest. My goal is to maintain a corner of the Web for self-expression focused on valuable, distraction-free content. I believe in the power of the Open Web as a platform for sharing knowledge.

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It’s a lovely day to upgrade my system: % brew upgrade [...] Homebrew will ignore formulae, casks and commands from these taps when `HOMEBREW_REQUIRE_TAP_TRUST` is set. This will become the default in Homebrew 6.0.0 or 5.2.0, whichever comes first. Enable trust checks now with: export HOMEBREW_REQUIRE_TAP_TRUST=1...
Previously. Peter Steinberger’s excellent codexbar: CodexBar tracks usage windows, credit balances, and reset countdowns across the providers you actually pay for — one status item each, or merge them into one. It’s a tiny app that sits in the macOS system tray. Every imaginable provider is supported. Notable...
Copilot Settings > Visibility > Show Copilot > Disabled. It’s a drop-down menu. — § —Reply via email#ai #dev
Google: First, it’s Gen AI, not “““AI”””. You’ve already been doing machine learning in our inboxes for ages now. Second: no, thank you. Settings > Inbox > AI Inbox > [ ] Show AI Inbox: Show AI Inbox — See a separate view of your inbox that includes suggested to-dos and key updates from your emails, chats, documents...
LLM: Paste me the IPs (2-3 of them) and I’ll draft the gitops PR for the allowlist files. Me: You can run that yourself. What kind of agent are you??!? Do not be lazy! — § —Reply via email#ai #dev #serenity
It’s 2026. Whenever I’m idle in the gym, or in public transit, or in a queue, or waiting for GitHub to become available again (boooo!), I can simply open Claude Code on my phone and unleash my boredom creativity. I can open my corporate clanker claw assistant and do on-the-fly recon, troubleshooting & prototyping....
When enrolled in a Claude Enterprise plan, /usage (or /cost) are useless. Instead, head over to https://claude.ai/settings/usage to assess your usage limits. Usage limits normally reset at the beginning of the month. Your plan admin can increase your usage limits manually if you ask it nicely when warranted. — §...
Previously. Scenario: machine 1, day 1: run a bunch of commands machine 2, day 2: I’d like to run a subset of the commands I ran yesterday. If only I could remember them! I do not have access to machine 1 at the moment. Enter atuin global search! Assuming that you set up atuin sync in both machines, all you have to...
In the spirit of RSS Club by Dave Rupert: Congratulations on joining a secret society! RSS Club is a collection of blogs (personal and otherwise) committed to providing RSS-only content. It’s like a newsletter delivered to your feed reader to celebrate the medium of RSS and breakaway from social media. I achieved...
An addition to the “No Hello” series: No (AI) Slop Grenade: Stop throwing AI-generated walls of text into conversations. Don’t do this: You: Should we use Redis or Memcached? Them: Great question! The choice between Redis and Memcached is a nuanced decision that requires careful consideration of multiple factors....
fast-resume (fr), via Stanislas: I use many coding agents these days: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, and more. Sometimes I remember that I, or the agent, mentioned something specific in a previous session, and I want to go back to it. Most coding agents have a /resume feature now, which allows a session to...
Matt Pocock (via Sebastian de Deyne): This is an intro to the /grill-me skill, separate from my video on my top 5 skills. It’s the most flexible skill I’ve ever created, and one I use outside of coding too. Here is the skill in all its glory: --- name: grill-me description: Interview the user relentlessly about a...

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