Bruno Monteiro

Pessoas, como gosto de ouvir uns podcasts e gosto de literatura decidi arregaçar as mangas e fazer uma lista com o resultado da intersecção. Enjoy! 🎙️ Podcasts sobre Literatura › buff.ly/2OltyeJ #literatura #podcasts

@apequenacereja @AnaRFranca A pequena biografia que escreveu sobre Montaigne também é deliciosa.

@lucaronin @tolariamd Right-click menu!!! Yay 🎉👌

New @tolariamd release! 🔥 This brings native support for Portent.md — you can now just ask your AI agent to audit your knowledge base and suggest improvements! ☘️ Also: • 🧭 Note context menu — right-click notes for faster actions • 🤖 More AI agents — added Kiro, and hardened support for others • 🇧🇾 Belarusian! — added Belarusian translations • ⚡ Faster note windows — opening a note in a separate window is now much faster • 🐛 Bug fixes — just a ton of them! Also merged a lot of PRs from contributors. Thank you for your work guys 🙏

@apequenacereja 😂

If you use Calibre to manage your ebook collection, this might be useful — a Raycast extension to search and add books without leaving the keyboard 📚 raycast.com/BrunoMonteiro/… #Raycast #Calibre

@emollick Absolutely. It doesn’t make any sense. I can only atribute it bad product management or talent debt (which is difficult to believe)

The continuing gap between the capabilities of Gemini Pro 3.1 (very good model) and the capabilities of the Gemini app/website is odd. The model can do what Claude/GPT can do, but there is a minimal harness for tools (file creation, research etc), no auditable CoT/actions, manual canvas, etc. The reason this is odd is that Google is trusted by enterprises & has the compute to burn, so a good harness would solve so many of Gemini’s gaps and make it an easier sell to companies. The model can make Office documents, for example, but the harness doesn’t allow it. It could also decide when to use other Google tools (and Google has a lot of very good AI tools) and apply them, taking advantage of the ecosystem, but it doesn’t consistently. I assume something will be coming out here eventually, but the gap with Claude and ChatGPT has only been growing.

@rseroter @pwealthydad @geminicli @JackWoth98 You are not only falling back more often to Flash, but unfortunately it can barely be used as a reliable coding tool… it becames IDLE very often, remote function calls that fail… I really want to use it, but it’s impossible.

@pwealthydad @geminicli I know we're falling back more often to Flash right now. cc @JackWoth98

🚨 Gah, someone just leaked the @geminicli source code! Nah, we've always been open. Try it out, submit a PR, track our weekly releases, and make it your own. github.com/google-gemini/…

Which is your bottleneck: your story, your judgment, or your reach? This framework from @fixedtoflow reshuffled how I think about what's worth investing in right now. fixedtoflow.substack.com/p/your-currenc… #career

@JackWoth98 Gemini has been unusable.

Markdown tables in Gemini CLI 🗓️🥇 Just noticed emojis being rendered today! The team has and is making a ton of improvements to the UX in Gemini CLI ✨ A lot more coming and some nice new features too!

@jmdenisme Thanks for being an inspiration for this: montaigne.workingbruno.com 🙏

Few updates on Vesper 👇 → Moved to a dedicated site — add it to your homescreen: vesper.pm → Cleaner repo URL: github.com/jmdlab/vesper → Modular clip-based breathing system → Variable-duration assembly (10/15/20 min)

@luisjorge Gosto muito de Zweig e, se pensarmos em sentido lato, existe alguma similaridade histórica (pandemia, ruptura na ordem mundial, ascensão do nacionalismo, etc.). A pequena biografia que escreveu sobre Montaigne é um mimo.

A Áustria do império, a 1ª guerra, Weimar e a ascensão do nazismo, o exílio, relatados por alguém que estava no centro da vida intelectual de um continente e foi um dos seus actores mais tolerantes e humanistas. É um belo livro, que parece ter sido escrito para o nosso tempo.

In 1571, Montaigne retreated to a tower to ask "What do I know?" 450 years later, I vibe coded a small tribute to his essays. 107 excerpts. One per chapter. Still radical. montaigne.workingbruno.com #Montaigne #Philosophy #VibeCoding

@luisjorge 😂😂😂

Tem oceanos de magma e atmosfera sulfurosa. Chama-se, por enquanto, “L 98-59 d” mas alguns cientistas, por razões misteriosas, estão dar-lhe o petit nom de “Maria João Marques”.

@ryancarson @paper Same kind of feeling and frustrations with design on my recent vibe coding experience. I wrote some words about it over here: workingbruno.com/notes/notes-vi… It’s really a (hard) problem that still needs to be solved.

Come and join me on.design 👀 on.design/claim?ref=bruno

Notes on building a macOS app with AI as co-developer — what went well, where it all slowed down, and why it was worth it anyway. workingbruno.com/notes/notes-vi… #VibeCoding #GenAI #Indie

Spent the weekend vibe coding something I actually needed: a Mac app that pulls all my Kobo highlights without the export dance 💡 If you're drowning in book notes like me, khi might help → khi.workingbruno.com #Kobo #IndieHacker #BuildInPublic #MacOS #BookLovers

@trq212 Hi Thariq 👋 Is there anyone from the Desktop team here? I'm having a really hard time with HTTP 500 errors connecting to claude.ai which make the app unusable

We're mid-leap, arms outstretched, trusting the net will be there. But who's holding it? Does it even exist? workingbruno.com/notes/safety-n… #AI #AISafety

‘claude update’ keeps the CLI fresh. But what about the 15 plugins you installed three months ago? 🔌 Built a simple script that checks for updates across all marketplaces. One second, no tokens consumed. workingbruno.com/notes/keeping-… #ClaudeCode #AI #DevTools