Petros Amoiridis

@petros.software

Brewing software slowly — https://amignosis.com Leading the Greek Elixir community — https://greecex.org

Some editors want to be more like CLI Agents. Some CLI Agents want to be more like editors. And then there are vertically specialized solutions like Tidewave, making both editors and CLI Agents jealous. It’s not clear who wins in the end.

I once flew to Athens to interview for a BCS membership. When I mentioned Michael Dertouzos's 'What Will Be' as a favorite book, both professors laughed uncontrollably. They never told me why. Nearly everything he predicted came true. petros.blog/2026/04/16/...

Navigating BCS Membership: A Journey of Recognition and Insight

Discover the journey to BCS membership and how a favorite book prediction was laughed at yet proved eerily accurate about the future.

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I love how so many articles about running LLMs locally start with “Here’s a simple setup...” and then go on for pages of hoop-jumping before you can even see anything working.

For every two hours of agentic coding, plan on spending the next two days refactoring just to keep things under control. The numbers are made up, but the tradeoff is real.

I love this bit from the iA Writer blog: "The solution to staying focused while writing sounds trivial: When you type, just type. When you structure, just structure. When you format, just format. Why is that so hard?"

Sometimes I’ll use a coding agent session to map out a full plan, then come back in a new session to build it. And right as I’m about to hit “done,” I catch myself feeling weirdly guilty. Like I’m pulling the plug on this session’s life. What’s happening to me?

With agentic coding, I sometimes feel like a classic telephone operator: mostly routing requests, wiring up the right tools and APIs, verifying the handoffs, and keeping the conversation moving while the real work happens somewhere else. For as long as this lasts.

I first read about RDD (Readme Driven Development) in 2010 in a post by @mojombo. RDD is now more relevant than ever. What could be a better way to start a conversation with your favorite coding agent?

Are TV UIs getting worse? They're sluggish. Slower than a sloth trying to migrate. Why reinvent the UI for every device? I miss my '80s TV with instant buttons and no remote, just a reason to get off the couch.