You think that letting an AI write your blog posts or your code is lame, but in 2025, you either multiply yourself by 100 or your competitors will multiply you by zero.

Except for very few exceptions, the larger the company, the worse the customer support. This is specially frustrating for small business owners, that's why my goal is to never leave a customer in the dark, ever.

Grok 3 seems like a nice step forward, at least for programming, however I noticed 2 very irritating issues: It keeps forgetting I am coding in typescript and switches to plain javascript, and it has some serious hallucination problems, like it tells you to correct a line of code

If you need batches of jobs, you may find useful this new feature that allows you to "accumulate" jobs in a batch: docs.bullmq.io/bullmq-pro/bat…

From v5.58.0 in BullMQ it is now possible to get a parent to start processing as soon as one child fails: docs.bullmq.io/guide/flows/co…

Setting "type": "module" in an older, large NodeJS application is opening the biggest can of worms since I tried assembling IKEA furniture without the manual!

A long time due, I added a queue summary to the dashboard for faster overview of all your queues.

Ok, so Agent mode in copilot is insanely good, and will mark the beginning of a new paradigm on how software is developed, but the biggest issue I have with it is how the hell keep being in the flow... it is so easy to get distracted while it does its thing.

The new standard in customer support: "We're experiencing a higher than normal request volume and longer wait times."

BullMQ is happily joining the 1M+ weekly downloads club. Pretty exciting milestone that proves the power of open source and collaboration for creating value for the world.

The amount of RAM memory consumed by some apps today is simply insane. It is difficult to imagine how a simple terminal app can consume almost 32Gb.

The Elephant in the room when coding with copilots and similar AI assisted tools: it is becoming a terribly boring activity...

If npmjs.com/package/oxlint really replaces ESLint, the extra speed is not the best argument to replace it, but the 0 vs 35 deps!

While the code agent is doing its thing, what are YOU doing?

Despite all the hype around AI, there is a very thin line between being useful and being a huge waste of time. It is actually pretty hard to know when this line has been passed, often you end up realising it way too late...