• it was terribly hot all week, it got a little better over the weekend, and on Sunday it finally rained a little
• we put up the raschel net over the raised bed so that the tomatoes don’t get sunburned - the regular bed is still to be done
• I continued my vibe coding experimentation, I subscribed to claude pro, so far it’s performing surprisingly well, it seems to be the best of the AI coding agents I’ve tried so far. I also tried the playwright MCP with it, it cleverly uses the browser for testing and debugging as well.

Sport

• running: 44.8 km / 1015m / 4h 18m

Okay, let’s start weblogging again, let’s see what I did last week.

• We tried to dig up an old, beautifully flowering bush - maybe a prunus triloba - but it had huge roots, so we just dug up the ground around it, even though our neighbor Ábel helped. In the end, we cut off a few branches and put them in a pot, hoping they would root.
• We celebrated the company’s birthday on Tuesday evening at Tereza, they served huge portions, I could barely run home afterwards (even though I only came from Zugliget).
• It got very hot over the weekend. On Saturday morning I mowed the lawn a bit, and in the afternoon we went for a run with Kriszta and Csabi, but on Sunday we weren’t up for anything (it was 36.4 °C).
• I continued my experiment with AI coding agents, I gave a GitHub ticket to Copilot, and with the help of opencode and serena I made progress on my livetracker project.

Sport

• running: 46.3 km / 887m / 4h 23m

I hated running all my life. Then fate intervened, and since I didn’t have much opportunity for other forms of exercise, I started running in the forest during chemo - got that biweekly - first week was about survival, on the resting weeks I ran two-three times, 3-4kms. Then the habbit stayed - I loved the forest before, and I thought that if I could go out during chemo, then rain/mud/cold wouldn’t be able to hold me back. And indeed it can’t. The next year I kept the same pace - two small circles a week -, but then covid hit, we went home office, and I started increasing the distances and pace.

It’s interesting to look back and see that in the beginning I ran my 3-4 km tracks at the same pace as the 50+ km Vérmókus I ran recently.

Energy gels are expensive as hell, so I decided to cook my own.

Here’s the recipe I used:

Short summary for my English speaking friends. The hungarian version is more detailed.

Many people summarise the year in numbers when it ends, I - deliberately - do this now. Here are my numbers: