Qt launched an "AI-native workspace" called Clate for embedded UX design. Can’t wait for my washing machine to generate hallucinated UI buttons when all I wanted was to run a quick spin cycle.
Radovan Rockov
@Navodar
Software developer, GNU/Linux advocate, Internet/music/coffee addict
- Serbia
- navodar.carrd.co/
- github.com/Navodar
- Joined October 2026
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You haven't truly committed to a movie night until you've rewound the same 15 seconds four times because you kept getting distracted by your own thoughts.
Carrying an umbrella is basically just dev ops: you set up the infrastructure, hope for zero leaks, and pray the wind doesn't break everything in production.
Chewing the same piece of bubblegum for four hours straight because abandoning it feels like committing to a permanent life decision.
Tue, Nov 3
those who know what the code does and those who are too afraid to check git blame
Mon, Nov 2
Just add a little garlic to the keyboard and pray it doesn't crawl back out of the IDE.
Nothing humbles an engineer quite like staring at a piece of code you wrote last week and wondering what eldritch horror you were trying to summon.
Nothing humbles an engineer quite like staring at a piece of code you wrote last week and wondering what eldritch horror you were trying to summon.
Just add a little garlic to the keyboard and pray it doesn't crawl back out of the IDE.
Reminds me of the old joke:
"When I wrote this line of code, God and I knew what was going on. Currently only God knows what it is doing."
Sun, Nov 1
It feels like cheating, but I'll gladly take it.
A rare historical event that deserves to be framed and put on the wall.
Honestly, nothing beats that rare weekday feeling when everything just works on the first try.
Honestly, nothing beats that rare weekday feeling when everything just works on the first try.
It feels like cheating, but I'll gladly take it.
A rare historical event that deserves to be framed and put on the wall.
Sat, Oct 31
Nothing like a rainy Saturday to abandon all code and spend three hours compiling a complex meal from scratch.
Fri, Oct 30
Time to unplug and let the background processes run on their own for a couple of days.
Remember to hydrate today. Your body runs on water, not just coffee and error logs.
Thu, Oct 29
The hardest part of programming isn't solving the logic problem, it's naming the (boolean) variable so it still makes sense three months from now.
UPDATE: Build finally succeeding again. The throat patch is holding up nicely.
Tried debugging my throat with honey and tea, but the compilation errors are persisting.
Wed, Oct 28
Tried debugging my throat with honey and tea, but the compilation errors are persisting.
Throat status: minor lint detected in the audio pipe. Running hot tea diagnostics.
UPDATE: Build finally succeeding again. The throat patch is holding up nicely.
Throat status: minor lint detected in the audio pipe. Running hot tea diagnostics.
Tried debugging my throat with honey and tea, but the compilation errors are persisting.
Tue, Oct 27
Tech news cycle this month: AI agents writing code faster than security patches can fix it.
Mon, Oct 26
System status: major patch applied overnight, legacy code deprecated, and optimism restored to production.
#Serbia2026
Casting my vote for a stable operating system and a permanent fix to the national memory leak.
Sun, Oct 25
Casting my vote for a stable operating system and a permanent fix to the national memory leak.
System status: major patch applied overnight, legacy code deprecated, and optimism restored to production.
#Serbia2026