Noise from the Basement

In our first ever completely live episode, Omar and myself debug a GitHub push error Omar was experiencing. It was a new error for both of us and took a bit to figure out. The error was:

error: RPC failed; HTTP 400 curl 22 The requested URL returned error: 400

The tl;dw (to-long;didn’t-watch) is the image was larger than the Git post buffer size. The fix was to compress the image, which is something we are doing for the Weekly Dev Chat website. Another fix is to increase the Git post buffer size.

In this episode Omar and myself start working on the Slack integration for PostCast. We start off by reviewing what we have learned about the Slack API so far. Then we come up with a plan of attack and start implementing the plan but don’t get very far.

We struggle to remember how mocking works in Go and then run out of time as I needed to host the Weekly Dev Chat. I’m likely overthinking the mocking and am too used to other languages/technologiges where mocking is easier and more common.

In this episode I show how to run a local LLM, in this case Gemma4, using Ollama. Thanks to the Weekly Dev Chat folks for the help and inspiration.

Ollama:
https://ollama.com/

OpenCode:
https://opencode.ai/

Gemma4:
https://deepmind.google/models/gemma/gemma-4/

Weekly Dev Chat:
https://weeklydevchat.com/

Have a question or problem for a future video? Constructive feedback? Then comment, DM me, or send an email to ask@saturdaymp.com.

In this PostCast episode Omar and myself figure out how to save the LinkedIn API token. Previously we saved the LinkedIn API ClientID and ClientSecret, which we knew was incorrect, but we just wanted to get something working. Now we correctly save the token, which is what should be saved.

*PostCast is just a place holder name and might change. The goofy PostCast placeholder image was generated by ChatGPT and will likely change.

Join me as I finish creating a Claude Plugin Marketplace and my first plugin that validates and fixes GitHub PR review feedback.

P.S. - The “Marketplace” logo was created using Claude. I usually use ChatGPT or Gemini as they create better images, in my opinion, but felt it appropriate to use Claude for this one.

SaturdayMP Claude Marketplace:
https://github.com/saturdaymp/claude-plugins