Decided to move my blogs from Ghost to using Hugo and generate a static website for the content. The reason for this was I don’t use all the fancy features of Ghost. I don’t do newsletters and Ghost requires an email account if people want to sign up for notifications. Plus I have to run a database for the content. I started with creating an new directory and fired up Claude and started with this initial prompt. ...

So I wanted to see what AI coding can do and started claude with /plan Make a clone of Bejeweled game to run on Linux It laid out the requirements, made a to-do list and suggested Rust + bevy for the implementation. I agreed. It asked would you like me to build it and off we go. Initial commit didn’t have tests, executed but the grid for the gems was offset. I looked at the code and figure the something was a miss with the layout and asked Claude ...

The simplest and most effective approach involves using the devastion/neotest-node plugin. Create a configuration file at ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/neotest-node.lua Configuration return { "nvim-neotest/neotest", dependencies = { "nvim-neotest/nvim-nio", "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim", "nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter", "devastion/neotest-node", }, config = function() require("neotest").setup({ adapters = { require("neotest-node"), }, }) end, } The configuration specifies neotest as the core framework with neotest-node as the adapter for Node.js test execution. All required dependencies are declared and initialized during plugin setup. ...

Continue to play with various AI’s and how to use them in code generation. Next up is Gemini. I installed gemini-cli and setup an API key on Google along with a billing account and limit. See https://aistudio.google.com Next I decided to try something that isn’t common (to-do, note taking, etc) and build a Texas Holdem Poker API server. I wasn’t sure the best way to write prompts and have been reading some books on the matter. I decided to ask Proton’s Lumo AI with the prompt, “help me write a prompt to build the API for a texas holdem poker game” ...

The setup involves creating a plugin configuration file that leverages the neotest-jest adapter. Save the following to .config/nvim/lua/plugins/neotest-jest.lua: return { { "haydenmeade/neotest-jest", }, { "nvim-neotest/neotest", dependencies = { "haydenmeade/neotest-jest" }, opts = function(_, opts) table.insert( opts.adapters, require("neotest-jest")({ jestCommand = "npm test --", jestConfigFile = "jest.config.js", cwd = function() return vim.fn.getcwd() end, }) ) end, }, } Key Components Plugin Dependencies: The configuration specifies neotest-jest as a dependency for the main neotest plugin Jest Command: Configured to use "npm test --" as the execution command Config File Reference: Points to jest.config.js for test configuration Working Directory: Dynamically retrieves the current vim working directory Related Content Native Node.js test runner integration with NeoTest Gemini AI coding experiments NeoVim AI coding assistance using Avante Claude AI coding collaboration

Initial Setup & Claude Integration The author explored integrated AI coding assistance within NeoVim using Avante, recognizing that vague prompts produce problematic outputs. After testing Gemini 3’s limitations with broad requirements, they configured Avante with claude-sonnet-4-20250514. When tasked with generating tests for a registration route, the assistant “created a task list of 8 things to plow through and chugged on that for 5 minutes.” Test generation cost approximately $1.04. The assistant also refactored monolithic code, separating functionality into distinct files. ...

Main Problem & Solution The author describes encountering AMDGPU ring timeout issues with Minecraft on an AMD Radeon RX 6700 system. Rather than modifying kernel parameters, the solution involves leveraging Mesa’s Zink driver—a compatibility layer translating OpenGL calls to Vulkan. Hardware Configuration CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 (Navi 22, RDNA-2) OS: EndeavourOS (Arch-based distribution) Desktop: KDE Plasma (initially), later tested Cosmic and Hyprland Display: Dual 4K monitors with Freesync support Initial Setup Required packages: ...

Overview The author transitioned from AstroVim to LazyVim and configured neotest-mocha for test running in NeoVim. The setup required careful attention to file discovery patterns. Installation Steps Mason Tools Installed bash-language-server eslint_d gitui js-debug-adapter lua-language-server marksman prettierd shellcheck, shfmt sqlfluff stylua typescript-language-server vtsls Lazy Extras Loaded dap.core, dap.nlua editor.inc-rename, editor.neo-tree formatting.prettier linting.eslint lsp.none-ls test.core util.gitui, vscode Configuration A plugin configuration file was created at ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/neotest with neotest-mocha adapter setup. The config includes custom command arguments handling context data for test execution. ...

Running Wayland and experiencing Minecraft issues with kernel 6.16.3-arch1-1. GPU timeout errors appeared in system logs indicating the graphics processor failed to complete tasks within expected timeframe. Initial Problem Kernel logs showed: ring gfx_0.0.0 timeout, signaled seq=7925632, emitted seq=7925634 with the graphics device requiring a complete reset to recover. Hardware Configuration: AMD Radeon RX 6700 (Navi 22) 12th Gen Intel Core i5-12400F 64GB RAM KDE Plasma 6.4.4 on Wayland Troubleshooting Process The author identified a Mesa regression by running glmark2 benchmarks, which initially crashed the system. ...