Norberto Lopes
@nlopes.dev
VP Engineering @incident_io
https://haveyouaskedclaude.com
Building https://dbschemer.dev and https://securitytxts.com
Github: https://github.com/nlopes
https://haveyouaskedclaude.com
Building https://dbschemer.dev and https://securitytxts.com
Github: https://github.com/nlopes
Great tattoo - we used to have this on our t-shirts. It's a great reminder.
August 10, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Great tattoo - we used to have this on our t-shirts. It's a great reminder.
I don't know how else to say it: Gemini CLI is incredibly disappointing.
I can't go a few uses without getting a loop and halting.
I can't go a few uses without getting a loop and halting.
July 27, 2025 at 7:00 PM
I don't know how else to say it: Gemini CLI is incredibly disappointing.
I can't go a few uses without getting a loop and halting.
I can't go a few uses without getting a loop and halting.
July 14, 2025 at 9:11 PM
Yep, this is the way. For some it might just seem "easy", for others it will be the difference between "ok" and "omg, look at this tiny detail - that's incredible."
At incident.io this was codified into a value which I really like.
At incident.io this was codified into a value which I really like.
July 5, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Yep, this is the way. For some it might just seem "easy", for others it will be the difference between "ok" and "omg, look at this tiny detail - that's incredible."
At incident.io this was codified into a value which I really like.
At incident.io this was codified into a value which I really like.
I know Claude, I know...
July 4, 2025 at 12:08 PM
I know Claude, I know...
Spent some of the weekend preparing and shipping v0.17.1 of slack-go.
June 8, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Spent some of the weekend preparing and shipping v0.17.1 of slack-go.
I can't believe they forgot to add Emacs to this.
P.S: killer keynote, well done Google.
P.S: killer keynote, well done Google.
May 21, 2025 at 8:11 PM
I can't believe they forgot to add Emacs to this.
P.S: killer keynote, well done Google.
P.S: killer keynote, well done Google.
My 17465 pet projects right now
February 14, 2025 at 3:22 PM
My 17465 pet projects right now
This is a pretty simplistic example but I'm quite happy about things coming along. Been working on this when I have time here and there.
Left: generated by asciidoctor @asciidoctor.org
Right: generated by acdc (github.com/nlopes/acdc - the project I've been working on)
Lots left to do still!
Left: generated by asciidoctor @asciidoctor.org
Right: generated by acdc (github.com/nlopes/acdc - the project I've been working on)
Lots left to do still!
January 26, 2025 at 2:37 PM
This is a pretty simplistic example but I'm quite happy about things coming along. Been working on this when I have time here and there.
Left: generated by asciidoctor @asciidoctor.org
Right: generated by acdc (github.com/nlopes/acdc - the project I've been working on)
Lots left to do still!
Left: generated by asciidoctor @asciidoctor.org
Right: generated by acdc (github.com/nlopes/acdc - the project I've been working on)
Lots left to do still!
Well, sometimes tables have hundreds, even thousands of columns. You probably don't want to render all that, so added a regex compatible filter.
P.S.: Friendly reminder that PostgreSQL has a limit of 1600 columns on a table, MySQL 4096, Spanner and MSSQL 1024 (the latter with caveats).
P.S.: Friendly reminder that PostgreSQL has a limit of 1600 columns on a table, MySQL 4096, Spanner and MSSQL 1024 (the latter with caveats).
January 5, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Well, sometimes tables have hundreds, even thousands of columns. You probably don't want to render all that, so added a regex compatible filter.
P.S.: Friendly reminder that PostgreSQL has a limit of 1600 columns on a table, MySQL 4096, Spanner and MSSQL 1024 (the latter with caveats).
P.S.: Friendly reminder that PostgreSQL has a limit of 1600 columns on a table, MySQL 4096, Spanner and MSSQL 1024 (the latter with caveats).
Also has a neat tooltip when hovering over a column entry.
January 5, 2025 at 12:37 PM
Also has a neat tooltip when hovering over a column entry.
Played around with dbschemer.dev over the weekend again. Moved to @xyflow.com and it's been a delight to use. Outside of the graph, everything is #rust #rustlang.
January 5, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Played around with dbschemer.dev over the weekend again. Moved to @xyflow.com and it's been a delight to use. Outside of the graph, everything is #rust #rustlang.
This felt good to write in reply to a colleague mentioning iTerm. Don't get me wrong, iTerm is a fantastic piece of software but now that ghostty is out, I have to say it beats every single other terminal out there.
Huge props to Mitchell Hashimoto and the community. 👏
Huge props to Mitchell Hashimoto and the community. 👏
January 3, 2025 at 9:55 AM
This felt good to write in reply to a colleague mentioning iTerm. Don't get me wrong, iTerm is a fantastic piece of software but now that ghostty is out, I have to say it beats every single other terminal out there.
Huge props to Mitchell Hashimoto and the community. 👏
Huge props to Mitchell Hashimoto and the community. 👏
I don't know what really got into me but there was no way I could let rust not have a good parser for AsciiDoc.
Been hacking on my spare time on this, and now for the first time, implemented a terminal printer for AsciiDoc, relying solely on my parser.
github.com/nlopes/acdc
#asciidoc #rustlang
Been hacking on my spare time on this, and now for the first time, implemented a terminal printer for AsciiDoc, relying solely on my parser.
github.com/nlopes/acdc
#asciidoc #rustlang
November 3, 2024 at 10:46 PM
I don't know what really got into me but there was no way I could let rust not have a good parser for AsciiDoc.
Been hacking on my spare time on this, and now for the first time, implemented a terminal printer for AsciiDoc, relying solely on my parser.
github.com/nlopes/acdc
#asciidoc #rustlang
Been hacking on my spare time on this, and now for the first time, implemented a terminal printer for AsciiDoc, relying solely on my parser.
github.com/nlopes/acdc
#asciidoc #rustlang