Luis Enriquez
@luise.ac
Backend dev.
Self-hosting enthusiast.
Building in public from Italy.
PHP, Go, Vue.
http://luise.ac/links
Self-hosting enthusiast.
Building in public from Italy.
PHP, Go, Vue.
http://luise.ac/links
We now have memory.
You can continue your serie without having to remember where you left
You can continue your serie without having to remember where you left
August 13, 2026 at 4:24 PM
We now have memory.
You can continue your serie without having to remember where you left
You can continue your serie without having to remember where you left
Ever wished your media server could just live on a USB stick?
That's ReelDrive.
Download the app once, drop a media/ folder onto your drive, plug it into literally any computer and it just works.
Built with Rust+Tauri 2+Svelte 5.
#buildinpublic
github.com/IceWizard98/...
That's ReelDrive.
Download the app once, drop a media/ folder onto your drive, plug it into literally any computer and it just works.
Built with Rust+Tauri 2+Svelte 5.
#buildinpublic
github.com/IceWizard98/...
GitHub - IceWizard98/ReelDrive
Contribute to IceWizard98/ReelDrive development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
August 12, 2026 at 7:51 PM
Ever wished your media server could just live on a USB stick?
That's ReelDrive.
Download the app once, drop a media/ folder onto your drive, plug it into literally any computer and it just works.
Built with Rust+Tauri 2+Svelte 5.
#buildinpublic
github.com/IceWizard98/...
That's ReelDrive.
Download the app once, drop a media/ folder onto your drive, plug it into literally any computer and it just works.
Built with Rust+Tauri 2+Svelte 5.
#buildinpublic
github.com/IceWizard98/...
I’ve started to create an agentic ecosystem.
I’ve setup Hermes and a paperclip instances.
Do you have any suggestions?
Some tips?
I’ve setup Hermes and a paperclip instances.
Do you have any suggestions?
Some tips?
August 2, 2026 at 12:43 PM
I’ve started to create an agentic ecosystem.
I’ve setup Hermes and a paperclip instances.
Do you have any suggestions?
Some tips?
I’ve setup Hermes and a paperclip instances.
Do you have any suggestions?
Some tips?
I’ve switched to Apple calendar for a few years now, I’ve found a free appointment manager for my website.
But it’s time to come back to Google.
But it’s time to come back to Google.
July 21, 2026 at 12:30 AM
I’ve switched to Apple calendar for a few years now, I’ve found a free appointment manager for my website.
But it’s time to come back to Google.
But it’s time to come back to Google.
My OSS ShellSentry is online.
It’s a basic version but I’m working on it
PRs are welcomed
github.com/IceWizard98/...
It’s a basic version but I’m working on it
PRs are welcomed
github.com/IceWizard98/...
GitHub - IceWizard98/ShellSentry
Contribute to IceWizard98/ShellSentry development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
July 14, 2026 at 2:30 PM
My OSS ShellSentry is online.
It’s a basic version but I’m working on it
PRs are welcomed
github.com/IceWizard98/...
It’s a basic version but I’m working on it
PRs are welcomed
github.com/IceWizard98/...
A basic version of ShellSentry is online.
Ave much work to do to make it production ready but you can test it and leave some issues or a star if you like to
github.com/IceWizard98/...
Ave much work to do to make it production ready but you can test it and leave some issues or a star if you like to
github.com/IceWizard98/...
GitHub - IceWizard98/ShellSentry
Contribute to IceWizard98/ShellSentry development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
July 13, 2026 at 4:40 PM
A basic version of ShellSentry is online.
Ave much work to do to make it production ready but you can test it and leave some issues or a star if you like to
github.com/IceWizard98/...
Ave much work to do to make it production ready but you can test it and leave some issues or a star if you like to
github.com/IceWizard98/...
ShellSentry dev log.
Built the Go layer that intercepts SSH commands and checks them against a deny list before they even reach the model.
Fast filtering first, ML second.
No need to run inference on obviously blocked patterns based on general configurations.
#ShellSentry #buildinpublic
Built the Go layer that intercepts SSH commands and checks them against a deny list before they even reach the model.
Fast filtering first, ML second.
No need to run inference on obviously blocked patterns based on general configurations.
#ShellSentry #buildinpublic
July 12, 2026 at 1:37 PM
ShellSentry dev log.
Built the Go layer that intercepts SSH commands and checks them against a deny list before they even reach the model.
Fast filtering first, ML second.
No need to run inference on obviously blocked patterns based on general configurations.
#ShellSentry #buildinpublic
Built the Go layer that intercepts SSH commands and checks them against a deny list before they even reach the model.
Fast filtering first, ML second.
No need to run inference on obviously blocked patterns based on general configurations.
#ShellSentry #buildinpublic
So Grok 4.5 is out and we in EU don’t have it.
Apple Intelligence is now somehow intelligent, we don have that either.
Will we be the last ones to get every new technology?
Apple Intelligence is now somehow intelligent, we don have that either.
Will we be the last ones to get every new technology?
July 9, 2026 at 9:35 AM
So Grok 4.5 is out and we in EU don’t have it.
Apple Intelligence is now somehow intelligent, we don have that either.
Will we be the last ones to get every new technology?
Apple Intelligence is now somehow intelligent, we don have that either.
Will we be the last ones to get every new technology?
I’m filling stupid right now.
I just find out that you can describe a 24h circular clock using sin and cos
23:59 is really near to 00:00, and that’s how a clock/day works.
Why I’ve never thought about that?
#buildinpublic
I just find out that you can describe a 24h circular clock using sin and cos
23:59 is really near to 00:00, and that’s how a clock/day works.
Why I’ve never thought about that?
#buildinpublic
July 7, 2026 at 6:21 AM
I’m filling stupid right now.
I just find out that you can describe a 24h circular clock using sin and cos
23:59 is really near to 00:00, and that’s how a clock/day works.
Why I’ve never thought about that?
#buildinpublic
I just find out that you can describe a 24h circular clock using sin and cos
23:59 is really near to 00:00, and that’s how a clock/day works.
Why I’ve never thought about that?
#buildinpublic
Mac users.
How often do you restart or switch off your Mac?
I usually don’t, but after 2/3w I feel it slowing down and a ram always full.
How often do you restart or switch off your Mac?
I usually don’t, but after 2/3w I feel it slowing down and a ram always full.
July 6, 2026 at 9:09 PM
Mac users.
How often do you restart or switch off your Mac?
I usually don’t, but after 2/3w I feel it slowing down and a ram always full.
How often do you restart or switch off your Mac?
I usually don’t, but after 2/3w I feel it slowing down and a ram always full.
Sunday. Isolation trees and pool time.
Studying anomaly detection algorithms while pretending to relax.
The brain doesn't really take days off. #buildinpublic
Studying anomaly detection algorithms while pretending to relax.
The brain doesn't really take days off. #buildinpublic
July 5, 2026 at 8:41 AM
Sunday. Isolation trees and pool time.
Studying anomaly detection algorithms while pretending to relax.
The brain doesn't really take days off. #buildinpublic
Studying anomaly detection algorithms while pretending to relax.
The brain doesn't really take days off. #buildinpublic
Can't decide what to build next as open source.
SSH anomaly detection to catch compromised keys before they do damage.
Or a p2p CLI chat, encrypted, no server, no cloud.
What would you actually use? 👇 #buildinpublic
SSH anomaly detection to catch compromised keys before they do damage.
Or a p2p CLI chat, encrypted, no server, no cloud.
What would you actually use? 👇 #buildinpublic
July 4, 2026 at 3:07 PM
Can't decide what to build next as open source.
SSH anomaly detection to catch compromised keys before they do damage.
Or a p2p CLI chat, encrypted, no server, no cloud.
What would you actually use? 👇 #buildinpublic
SSH anomaly detection to catch compromised keys before they do damage.
Or a p2p CLI chat, encrypted, no server, no cloud.
What would you actually use? 👇 #buildinpublic
2AM and I’m studying, again.
Why can’t I study during the day?
Why can’t I study during the day?
July 4, 2026 at 12:07 AM
2AM and I’m studying, again.
Why can’t I study during the day?
Why can’t I study during the day?
that's sick
July 3, 2026 at 2:37 PM
that's sick
Intense week.
Studied new stuff, juggled multiple projects, now it's finally Friday.
Last thing to do: gym.
Tomorrow I’ll be back at it on open source side projects, DocForge first.
#buildinpublic
Studied new stuff, juggled multiple projects, now it's finally Friday.
Last thing to do: gym.
Tomorrow I’ll be back at it on open source side projects, DocForge first.
#buildinpublic
July 3, 2026 at 2:24 PM
Intense week.
Studied new stuff, juggled multiple projects, now it's finally Friday.
Last thing to do: gym.
Tomorrow I’ll be back at it on open source side projects, DocForge first.
#buildinpublic
Studied new stuff, juggled multiple projects, now it's finally Friday.
Last thing to do: gym.
Tomorrow I’ll be back at it on open source side projects, DocForge first.
#buildinpublic
I’m doing the thing I hate most about shipping: polish.
Hours fixing padding, query times, texts, spinners, trying to make it faster.
Nobody notices when it's right.
Everyone notices when it's not.
#buildinpublic
Hours fixing padding, query times, texts, spinners, trying to make it faster.
Nobody notices when it's right.
Everyone notices when it's not.
#buildinpublic
July 2, 2026 at 4:50 PM
I’m doing the thing I hate most about shipping: polish.
Hours fixing padding, query times, texts, spinners, trying to make it faster.
Nobody notices when it's right.
Everyone notices when it's not.
#buildinpublic
Hours fixing padding, query times, texts, spinners, trying to make it faster.
Nobody notices when it's right.
Everyone notices when it's not.
#buildinpublic
Are you guys using fable?
I can’t with a 100$ account, it’s too expensive
I can’t with a 100$ account, it’s too expensive
July 2, 2026 at 9:24 AM
Are you guys using fable?
I can’t with a 100$ account, it’s too expensive
I can’t with a 100$ account, it’s too expensive
I’m a cli guy.
Ghosty + tmux + zsh is te killer combo
Ghosty + tmux + zsh is te killer combo
July 1, 2026 at 1:52 PM
I’m a cli guy.
Ghosty + tmux + zsh is te killer combo
Ghosty + tmux + zsh is te killer combo
Me: sudo (because the heat)
Her: nano?
Found myself a great dev partner 😄
Her: nano?
Found myself a great dev partner 😄
June 30, 2026 at 3:02 PM
Me: sudo (because the heat)
Her: nano?
Found myself a great dev partner 😄
Her: nano?
Found myself a great dev partner 😄
DocForge is working with a local model.
Slow as hell because of hardware limits, but it works end to end.
Self hosted AI has a cost, and it's not just money. It's patience.
#buildinpublic
Slow as hell because of hardware limits, but it works end to end.
Self hosted AI has a cost, and it's not just money. It's patience.
#buildinpublic
June 30, 2026 at 8:51 AM
DocForge is working with a local model.
Slow as hell because of hardware limits, but it works end to end.
Self hosted AI has a cost, and it's not just money. It's patience.
#buildinpublic
Slow as hell because of hardware limits, but it works end to end.
Self hosted AI has a cost, and it's not just money. It's patience.
#buildinpublic
3 AM studying X3DH and asynchronous key exchange protocols.
How to turn async keys into synchronized ones, self-signed certificates, the whole rabbit hole.
Things I never thought I'd need until I actually needed them.
#buildinpublic
How to turn async keys into synchronized ones, self-signed certificates, the whole rabbit hole.
Things I never thought I'd need until I actually needed them.
#buildinpublic
June 29, 2026 at 10:09 AM
3 AM studying X3DH and asynchronous key exchange protocols.
How to turn async keys into synchronized ones, self-signed certificates, the whole rabbit hole.
Things I never thought I'd need until I actually needed them.
#buildinpublic
How to turn async keys into synchronized ones, self-signed certificates, the whole rabbit hole.
Things I never thought I'd need until I actually needed them.
#buildinpublic
June 28, 2026 at 7:59 AM
Heading to New York at the end of August.
I never usually plan meetups but this time I'd love to change that.
Any builders, devs or indie hackers around?
Would be cool to grab a coffee and talk shop.
#buildinpublic
I never usually plan meetups but this time I'd love to change that.
Any builders, devs or indie hackers around?
Would be cool to grab a coffee and talk shop.
#buildinpublic
June 27, 2026 at 8:25 PM
Heading to New York at the end of August.
I never usually plan meetups but this time I'd love to change that.
Any builders, devs or indie hackers around?
Would be cool to grab a coffee and talk shop.
#buildinpublic
I never usually plan meetups but this time I'd love to change that.
Any builders, devs or indie hackers around?
Would be cool to grab a coffee and talk shop.
#buildinpublic
Built a Wikipedia that generates itself.
Ask for a topic.
If the article doesn't exist, AI writes it on demand and links everything together.
Open source. Claude, OpenAI or Ollama. #buildinpublic
Ask for a topic.
If the article doesn't exist, AI writes it on demand and links everything together.
Open source. Claude, OpenAI or Ollama. #buildinpublic
GitHub - IceWizard98/wiki-ai
Contribute to IceWizard98/wiki-ai development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
June 27, 2026 at 8:21 PM
Built a Wikipedia that generates itself.
Ask for a topic.
If the article doesn't exist, AI writes it on demand and links everything together.
Open source. Claude, OpenAI or Ollama. #buildinpublic
Ask for a topic.
If the article doesn't exist, AI writes it on demand and links everything together.
Open source. Claude, OpenAI or Ollama. #buildinpublic
Just came across Epic Games' Lore, their new version control.
A promising solution for projects that mix code with large binary files like assets, textures, binaries.
Git was never really built for that.
Worth keeping an eye on.
github.com/EpicGames/lore
A promising solution for projects that mix code with large binary files like assets, textures, binaries.
Git was never really built for that.
Worth keeping an eye on.
github.com/EpicGames/lore
GitHub - EpicGames/lore: Lore is a next-generation, open source version control system
Lore is a next-generation, open source version control system - EpicGames/lore
github.com
June 27, 2026 at 8:11 PM
Just came across Epic Games' Lore, their new version control.
A promising solution for projects that mix code with large binary files like assets, textures, binaries.
Git was never really built for that.
Worth keeping an eye on.
github.com/EpicGames/lore
A promising solution for projects that mix code with large binary files like assets, textures, binaries.
Git was never really built for that.
Worth keeping an eye on.
github.com/EpicGames/lore