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Artemis II Photo Timeline

I’m taking this as a reminder to treat every machine like its about to catch fire, any machine with a user regularly using it already has the match lit. I need to go through and commit draft blog posts, dirty homelab POC’s need to get out or get in, and not forever be in limbo. My efforts this year have been well intention ed to keep projects clean, on main, not dirty, but I think agents are making it worse before they make it better. I have some new ideas forming and old ideas for managing this have failed me.

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💭 ARTEMIS II PHOTO TIMELINE

2026-05-02T09:38:05Z

An interactive photo timeline of NASA

artemistimeline.com

Hank Greed made a really cool site to explore the Artemis II mission with Claude Code. Now this is what agentic coding is for, such a cool app to scroll around on and visualize when the photos were taken. Listening to the video is sounded really hard to get all of the data to line up correctly, between devices and timezones it ws not straightforward even though all of the schedules and images were made public.

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💭 Hacker News RSS

2026-05-02T09:33:39Z

Hacker News RSS

hnrss.github.io

hacker news rss feeds, Nice list of feeds to consider adding to your feed reader.

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image compare in markata go

2026-05-01T07:40:44Z

markata-go now has web awesome integration for image compare. It renders a nice web component with a slider to compare two images.

It’s done with a class wrapper around the image components.

::: wa-comparison
![d628ffba-de18-4fff-91a8-700f037df119.webp](https://dropper.wayl.one/file/d628ffba-de18-4fff-91a8-700f037df119.webp)
![](https://dropper.waylonwalker.com/file/ca30665f-1a15-453e-aab8-221901c7df99.webp)
:::

Without markata-go’s web awesome integration, the above would look like:

<script type="module">
  import 'https://ka-f.webawesome.com/webawesome@3.6.0/components/comparison/comparison.js';
</script>

<wa-comparison>
  <img
    slot="before"
    src="https://dropper.wayl.one/file/d628ffba-de18-4fff-91a8-700f037df119.webp"
    alt="Grayscale version of kittens in a basket looking around."
  />
  <img
    slot="after"
    src="https://dropper.waylonwalker.com/file/ca30665f-1a15-453e-aab8-221901c7df99.webp"
    alt="Color version of kittens in a basket looking around."
  />
</wa-comparison>

testing copilot model flag

2026-04-29T11:05:39Z

Today I found a way to test model syntax, cause the clankers always get the exact model name that copilot wants wrong.

copilot --model claude-sonnet-4.5 -p "Reply with OK" --allow-all --no-ask-user -s
copilot --model gpt-5.4 -p "Reply with OK" --allow-all --no-ask-user -s

💭 Hybrid theory is the greatest album of our generation - YouTube

2026-04-28T21:31:51Z

Jaime’s title hooked me in here, what guitar riff from Linkin Park had the greatest riff of our generation. Theres something about Linkin Park unlike Killswitch Engage, Atreyu, Avenged Sevenfold, bands I would listen to at this time that I cant remember a single riff, I can think of Chesters vocals, or the unique scratching they did, but mostly the songs were a whole piece. What riff is he talking about.

The very first note of “One Step Closer” plays and I’m immediately transported back to 2003 sitting in my garage watching HuevosIII on repeat. I can still remember the timing that Wes Miller did on the edit. I can see the riders I looked up to for so long riding in formation.

Turns out this riff is so recognizable it takes me exactly where I was when I listened to it hundreds of times.

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💭 Super Slow-Moto: The

2026-04-27T20:04:35Z

The most iconic shots of a scrub ever caught on camera.

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Can You Feel the Slop

2026-04-26T12:38:58Z

Do you ever vibe code out a POC, and you can just feel the shitty code underneath? Every change causes 3 things to break and wires get crossed all over the place. Sometimes I just want to write the code again. Maybe its time to slow down.

Raging Conchfly

2026-04-26T11:57:26Z

Raging Conchfly

approve rm

2026-04-21T12:17:22Z

Hot take, if you are unwilling to approve rm you should rethink your workflow, git state, or backups.

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This is meant for normal project work with an agent working in the context of a single project, with directory level access to the project.

Ping 54

2026-04-19T09:54:48Z

I’m regressing back to boomer ai for more plan mode style prompting at home… It does a decent job at ingesting a repo and coming up with plans before I start spending precious tokens.

Tokens Just don't go as far as they used to

2026-04-18T12:17:22Z

Not sure if this is simply the flavor of the month, or a shift in gpt5.4 being super subsidized on release and now that we have gpt5.4-mini-fast out they have shifted, but I’m burning through half of my $20 gippity sub in a day with hobby level use. Second week in a row its burning so fast.

stow local ignore

2026-04-18T10:36:00Z

Stow comes with a local and global ignore list that you can use to ignore certain files or directories.

If you put Perl regular expressions, one per line, in a .stow-local-ignore file within any top level package directory, in which case any file or directory within that package matching any of these regular expressions will be ignored. In the absence of this package-specific ignore list, Stow will instead use the contents of ~/.stow-global-ignore, if it exists. If neither the package-local or global ignore list exist, Stow will use its own built-in default ignore list, which serves as a useful example of the format of these ignore list files:

Example given from the docs

RCS
.+,v

CVS
\.\#.+       # CVS conflict files / emacs lock files
\.cvsignore

\.svn
_darcs
\.hg

\.git
\.gitignore
\.gitmodules

.+~          # emacs backup files
\#.*\#       # emacs autosave files

^/README.*
^/LICENSE.*
^/COPYING

Reference #

https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/manual/html_node/Types-And-Syntax-Of-Ignore-Lists.html

Ping 52

2026-04-17T21:19:58Z

Is it just me or are the agents not behaving today?

💭 "Am I Crazy?" [Wading Through AI - Episode 3]

2026-04-16T21:10:02Z

Casey had an interesting point here. I think demitri came back with some sense of sanity that its just not how corporations look at employee cost, but I still thought it was a head scratcher.

Roughly translated not quoted

If the sellers of ai are telling you that your developers are going to be 10x productive, why are they only spending half their salary in tokens? Why not 9x?

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Ping 50 A

2026-04-15T21:11:58Z

I wrote code by hand today… I was out of tokens

💭 A love letter to Pi | Lucas Meijer

2026-04-15T16:12:33Z

I hate how he called out terminal user interfaces as shit… then proved web interfaces to be superior. Damn him. I love working from my terminal, but having ai prove itself through html reports including video, image, metrics, charts, and text is goated. Rethinking yourself has the bottleneck not the orchestrator feels real. Validating the work is hard, theres a shift right now and everyone is trying to figure it out. Lucas’s technique is a little bit of be lazy and tell it to prove itself to you, so as you juggle your 15 agents you have a nice report to read.

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💭 How Claude Code’s Creator Starts EVERY Project - YouTube

2026-04-15T16:07:26Z

This is a really good guide, with quite a few good nuggets. I need to try deleting my AGENTS.md and rebuilding it from scratch more often. I liked how he talked about having agents prove their work and tell them up front how they will be judged. What I didn’t care for so much was the feeling that a lot of the rules go in markdown, thats not a rule, thats a suggestion. Rules should be deterministic. They should be tests and linters that ensure they are followed. Suggestions are good, but dont trust the agents to always follow them. And don’t trust that they wont change your rules, keep them honest.

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💭 POV: Growing up as a Millennial be like 🤣 AC:@mikemancusi #mil...

2026-04-15T16:02:46Z

Write It First, Then Let AI Drive

youtube.com

Feeling this today, feels like everything continues to get worse. Trying to be more positive, and its hard.

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💭 Write It First, Then Let AI Drive - Kenneth Reitz

2026-04-14T20:05:11Z

There's a thing that happens when you start using AI coding tools seriously. You assume the best workflow is obvious: let AI generate the first draft, then...

Kenneth Reitz · kennethreitz.org

Interesting take by Kenneth Reitz. Not quite sure how I feel about it anymore. It kinda hurts, but I’m not sure if code aesthetics matter as much as the product anymore. I cared when I was the one editing, but at this point I’m not doing a lot of edits by hand. Do these aesthetics affect the final products that users use, Not sure. AI makes me sad.

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Prove Yourself Agent

2026-04-14T16:12:04Z

Ask your agents to prove their work. Include it in the initial prompt, not later.

💭 I am slowly coming around to AI assisted programming.

2026-04-14T15:17:09Z

If agents make prime a bit faster, what does that mean for the rest of us mortals?

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💭 AIs aren’t good rule followers

2026-04-14T15:16:11Z

Steve Yegge: I was chatting with my buddy at Google, who's been a tech director there for about 20 years, about their AI adoption. Craziest convo I've had all year. …

I’ve gotta agree with bob on this one, the first thing I did to my biggest brownfield project I wanted to use agents on BEFORE they did work was a hardened pre-commit.yaml, ci, hardened type checking and linting. SECOND get rid of bad inconsistent patterns, let them replicate consistency, force them to pass checks. Agents will follow all of your markdown suggestions most of the time, enough for you to become complacent if you let it. They are goal seeking, if you put them to a task you thought was possible that is not given your constraints, they will try to find a way given enough tokens. I dont see this ever changing, its one thing that makes them great, it just needs to be kept in check.

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💭 A quote from Steve Yegge

2026-04-13T21:10:23Z

Steve Yegge

Artemis II Lunar Flyby - NASA

behind, yet positioned to completely dominate this race by hitting it with some sense. Making trends in what looks like longevity in the race that is not subsidising to simply get users, but to get by until they figure out how to 100x reduce the cost to a reasonable level. They feel like the guy sitting in the back with nothing big or flashy to say that is going to drop the hammer on their competition that overstretched itself taking on too much debt because it was necessary to change the game. There might be something to having a mix of hipsters, boomers, and luddites all trying to balance each other out.

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Anthropic Mythos

2026-04-13T16:18:15Z

An ai model created by Anthropic was announced as a closed preview on April 7, 2026 for critical security research and evaluation with its close partners with critical software such as operating systems and browsers. Anthropic claims that mythos is able to reason through so much more context that any model ever before. This enables it to find bugs that are 25 years old in the BSD, considered one of the most secure operating systems we have. Once it finds these zero day bugs never discovered before its able to use them together in malicious ways never expected. In ways the world is not ready for. At the time of writing these are claims without proof. It remains scary to know the potential this has and that there is only a few companies with this potential that will gatekeep who gets access.

What happens when the 0 days are exposed?

2026-04-13T16:12:04Z

What’s going to happen to all of our software when Anthropic Mythos finds all of the 0 day vulnerabilities? Will everything depending on the bugs break? Will it be possible to fix them cleanly? Will we all get pwnd when the bad actors get access to them before everything is patched? Will LTS Operating Systems Die?

💭 How does Claude Code actually work? - YouTube

2026-04-13T10:15:26Z

5 star video, if you are going to watch one video to understand how harnesses and agents work, this is it. This really had my gears spinning on what tools do for agents and how big of a difference they make in their ability to manage context efficiently and accurately create changes. It’s crazy how good bash works, and that gives the agents the ability to do just about everything, but it could be better.

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Vintage Nector Boss Arena

2026-04-12T21:21:12Z

Vintage Nector Full

Creige has an ant problem in his cellar where he keeps the most valuable nectar. As always I took a bunch of unnecessary hits, but made it out of this one in one shot with a couple of moments taken for heal.

Horn Fragment Full Fight

2026-04-12T21:18:01Z

Horn Fragment Full

The second Savage Beastfly in Far Fields was admittedly took me way too many tries, for a boss that feels like it should be a one shot guy I bet it took me 15 tries.

💭 Artemis II Lunar Flyby

2026-04-09T21:53:49Z

The first flyby images of the Moon captured by NASA’s Artemis II astronauts during their historic test flight reveal regions of the Moon's far side, as well as an in-space solar eclipse. Released...

NASA · nasa.gov

One of the biggest scientific achievement of our lifetime happened this week. I will forever remember sitting in a Culvers in between theater builds looking through these photos as they came live, looking at them in awe.

One of the most famous images from the shoot “Setting Earth”

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💭 Explaining the Most Important Artemis II Photos - YouTube

2026-04-09T21:44:47Z

What an amazing set of photos created by the Artemis II crew accompanying a fantastic breakdown by Hank Green.

I like this one, as its probably one of the ones not shred a ton

Whole gallery is worth looking at https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/lunar-flyby/

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Ping 48

2026-04-08T16:12:32Z

💭 An AI state of the union: We’ve passed the inflection point & ...

2026-04-08T09:29:40Z

A really interesting long form interview with @simonwillison.net. If you follow him closely most of it is probably not new, but I found some interesting nuggets.

Simon is writing most of his code from his phone these days using anthropic hosted platform. He mentioned that a lot of security risks go away when you don’t put secrets on the platform and you let them take the risk of running ai written code with ai chosen supply chain.

He talked about the Pelican Riding a Bike benchmark for quite awhile. He was surprised at how well of a proxy it is for how capable a model is at just about everything. He also said that when he runs the benchmark he also runs half a dozen others that he’s never talked about so that He could see if they were to train a model specific to his benchmark he could catch them, but it seems they had caught on and if they were they seem that they would already be doing it on all of his others anyways.

TDD is incredibly boring for humans, it strips so much creativity and joy from the process. Who cares if agents are bored they do better when doing TDD.

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💭 DDR5 Prices are Crashing... Kind Of. - YouTube

2026-04-08T08:41:16Z

THIS is the future of homelab, excited to see someone who knows so much more about hardware than I do get excited about this.

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💭 @seldo.com on Bluesky

2026-04-08T07:31:34Z

Laurie Voss (@seldo.com)

Project Glasswing is a glimpse at an oncoming future in which agents do things humans could never have accomplished and the results are handled by other agents faster than humans could react and we...

Add displacement textures to STL, OBJ, and 3MF models directly in your browser. Preview, mask, bake, and export printable textured meshes locally.

Is Glasswing the next inflection point

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3x3-3 Gaming Keeb Complete

2026-04-05T19:09:05Z

freshly built gaming keyboard for @wyatt sitting on my desk

💭 BumpMesh by CNC Kitchen

2026-04-05T10:54:20Z

BumpMesh by CNC Kitchen

BumpMesh · bumpmesh.com

Absolutely sick texture app from cnc kitchen. Like him I’ve spent a bunch of time attempting and failing to learn blender, I’m so glad someone else vibe coded out such a good app that can just add texture to stls with basic masks and is the very basics of what you would want to add to 3d prints to make them interesting, I’m excited to use this for some real projects.

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Wonka Letters

2026-04-04T10:16:30Z

Wonka letters all cut out ready to get some stiffeners and go off for paint.

What is this job anymore

2026-04-03T20:44:55Z

The job of writing code is dying, models are getting better, the average person will have their average features implemented in average ways with no effort by agents, the writing is on the wall. We are still trying to review most of the critical code, this is slowing us down, is it really stopping any bugs or giving us any more familiarity with the product, marginally.

The time is now to grease up your UAT, testing, deployment pipelines. Dont let agents delete entire regions. Review your backup and restore strategy, you do have a DR plan right?

Things are changing fast, the best of us are still better than the clankers. Most of us have more context than the clankers. Most of us have more intuition of what and where to implement fixes. Context windows and memory will be solved problems. Your DR plan, UAT, testinng and QA environments will not come for free, you need to make them, and deeply integrate them into your processes.

Hair Whittling Sharp

2026-04-03T20:43:11Z

Hair whittling sharp, Do I get my redneck nerd card yet?

💭 Bush: Tiny Desk Concert - YouTube

2026-04-03T20:23:28Z

Bush on tiny desk. Iconic band on an iconic platform. Will be re-listening to this several times.

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Llama In Pi Thinks Its Claude

2026-04-03T08:37:18Z

I just launched ollama picked pi as it asked what harness I wanted to run, and it responded telling me it was claude.

Ping 47

2026-04-02T21:33:20Z

Ty 0.0.26

2026-04-02T21:18:12Z

ty 0.0.26 was released on 3/26/26, nice work planning.

Smassh Monkeytype Clone In The Terminal

2026-04-02T21:17:09Z

smassh monkeytype clone in the terminal

What a banger of a tui, fantastic job cloning monkeytype. Looks so good. The toast messages are a tell tale built with textual.

Sparklines On The Feeds Header

2026-04-02T21:15:21Z

View of the new markata-go feeds header with the banger of a sparkline.

Getting Excited For This New Feeds Page

2026-04-02T21:14:01Z

This sparklines on this new feeds page are chefs kiss.

The year of the supply chain attacks

2026-04-02T20:26:33Z

I think I’m starting to understand my role as a platform developer in 2026.

least priveleged access
default deny + explicit allow
understand your blast radius
GREASED creds rotate process
PIN EVERYTHING
keep packages up to date
but not too up to date, use dependency cooldowns

💭 GitHub - kraanzu/smassh at terminaltrove · GitHub

2026-04-02T09:07:37Z

GitHub - kraanzu/smassh at terminaltrove

Smassh your Keyboard, TUI Edition. Contribute to kraanzu/smassh development by creating an account on GitHub.

35102587-dffe-48ec-920a-a037917e7776.mp4

smassh is the coolest monkeytype tui clone, its impressively accurate. Easy to install and run, all the same themes appear to be there and everything. maybe a good way to get a few reps in while agents are running these days.

I need to go back and brush up on my skills I’m down a good 20wpm from what I should be doing.

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The final nail for Windows?

2026-04-01T20:23:53Z

Easy anticheat for linux is out.

Tip

look at the date

If this were real what would you play first? For me it’s skate . is really the only thing I care about and I’m fine without it.

💭 What Happens When AI Stops Being Artificially Cheap | Daniel M...

2026-04-01T12:04:12Z

What Happens When AI Stops Being Artificially Cheap

The subsidy era is ending. Here

danielmiessler.com

I’ve been thinking about this for awhile and Daniel makes some great arguments here. Interestingly keeping inference cheap removes the incentives to make our tools better, help us choose the right model, lean on local models, open weight models. The frontier models are so affordable through subsidized subscription models why would you deal with anything less intelligent at this point. The tooling we use is not optimized for it, and why should it be.

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💭 Tuesday, March 31, 2026 | Baty.net

2026-03-31T21:09:19Z

Package Managers Need to Cool Down

baty.net

emacs config so bad he launch obsidian, YIKES! grantid I’m using obsidian currently on my phone, not for this post, but for journal entries while I’m away from my desk. Use this as a reminder that you can swim through murky waters with your dotfiles for awhile, but occasionally its good to do a clean up, pin it, put em in a docker image, have a good fallback to go to if shit really hits the fan. Iv’e been using https://github.com/waylonwalker/nvim-manager as part of my strategy for awhile now.

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💭 Release 0.9.17 · astral-sh/uv · GitHub

2026-03-31T21:02:17Z

uv adds dependency cooldowns via #16814. Well needed feature in todays world, far from a guarantee, but its something.

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💭 Package Managers Need to Cool Down

2026-03-31T20:40:50Z

Today's LiteLLM supply chain attack inspired me to revisit the idea of dependency cooldowns, the practice of only installing updated dependencies once they've been out in the wild for a …

2026, finding the balance between fixed bugs and zero days. There is very unlikely ever a reason you need to be running bleeding edge packages in prod most package managers now support cool downs.

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💭 no one read the source

2026-03-31T18:47:59Z

Everyone look away, nothing to see here.

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💭 safe words

2026-03-31T18:46:01Z

Anthropic safewords are the talk of the town today.

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💭 the cheng lou pretext tweet

2026-03-31T18:38:39Z

webdev twitter is blowing up with implementations of pretext text calculations. The examples are absolutely fun and ridiculous.

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Ping 43

2026-03-31T18:33:05Z

Okay so I logged into twitter today, and we are back…. probably not for long, but we are for now. Claude Code source leaked, the tweets are great. [[ thoughts-956 ]], [[ thoughts-958 ]], [[ thoughts-959 ]], Some typescript css text layout with bouncing balls, bubbles, strings, and webcam video to text is blowing up [[ thoughts-957 ]]. This is the tech twitter I remember no sad news how the world is corrupt by the other side.

💭 you can replace the spinning verbs in Claude Code

2026-03-31T18:31:56Z

Nick Nisi (@nicknisi.com)

The claude code source code leaked today and the tweets are great, maybe twitter is back.

Did you know you can replace the spinning verbs in Claude Code. I’m having fun with it.

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💭 @nicknisi.com on Bluesky

2026-03-31T10:19:49Z

Y'all, I think I'm a convert to pi

To Live In A World Without AI | Nic Payne

I’m about to be pi pilled.

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A person holds a clear, compartmentalized tray containing multiple small sections filled with light-colored, granular material

2026-03-30T16:52:38Z

This is a reminder to clean your AC air filter, we run a window unit to cut cost of keeping the whole house cold. We thought it had a dusty smell so I took the whole thing out to clean up to find out it was really clean… except the filter that I could have cleaned inside.

A person holds a clear, compartmentalized tray containing multiple small sections filled with light-colored, granular material. The tray is set against the backdrop of an outdoor wooden deck railing.

Wyatt's First Printed Cosplay Scales

2026-03-30T10:22:31Z

Wyatt printed these sick scales today and they came out so good on first try, luckily Rhiannon already had the fabric for him and he was able to follow his passion on this project while the spark was lit.

Wreath Of Purity

2026-03-29T20:30:23Z

Wreath Of Purity

Die Muck Maggots

Longclaw Acuiquired

2026-03-29T20:29:49Z

Longclaw

I went all the way through Groal The Great Bench to find Longclaw only to relize thats not where you get it.

Seekers Soul

2026-03-29T20:29:12Z

Seekers Soul

Groal The Great

2026-03-29T20:16:57Z

Goal The Great

This dude was a bear to handle, long run up through the muck maggots, you only meet him after a full arena battle, his balls bounce erratically do 2 damage each that quickly cause you to stack up 2x2 hits. I finally took the cowards way out and hid in the water to defeat him.

Updating The Arch Iso

2026-03-28T18:24:50Z

Wyatt is working on a new arch install and it blew up, time to update the live image.

Social Media is dead

2026-03-28T12:17:44Z

Social Media is dead, interest media killed it long ago. I no longer feel like I’m connecting to people, creating community, having fun, learning. I feel like I’m being shoveled slop from the slop machine, I’m sure mostly create by well intentioned people just trying to make it in the world, trying to make their mark, trying to make something of themselves. The algos long lost the idea of subs and likes, and transitioned to how long you will pause on a topic. What used to be a series of recognizable faces, names, avatars, each with their own personality that I could come to learn and know who was just trollin, who was serious, is now mostly unrecognizable. Platforms have changed and fractured communities people went separate ways, not all the same ways. No one community is like it used to be, and its hard to find.

/carry/

2026-03-27T16:35:40Z

EDC #

I try to keep a pretty light every day carry, but it never works out, keyfobs and headphone cases end up causing more bulk than I’d like, but My EDC is no where near the bulk I had as a kid with my cargo pants decked out with everything I could possibly need.

I hold no attachment to anything in my EDC. Nothing on my person has sentimental value. Anything I carry can be lost, stolen, or destroyed at any point in time. I pick things of sufficient usable, utilitarian, quality sufficient to work. No extra fluff.

Google Pixel 6
Ridge Wallet
Olight Perun - Since April 2022
Civivi Qubit - Since March 2024 after my last one was donated to the Indianapolis Stadium
OpenFit Shokz

Rules #

lightweight
replacable
no emotional attachments
utilitarian
everything serves a purpose

My kit #

Photo taken March 2023

Phone #

Google Pixel 6

I will not get finance a new phone for the foreseeable future again. The last time I feel like I got a phone that felt like an upgrade was 2018 when I went to the Pixel 3. The pixel 6 and pixel 8 my wife has feel no different whatsoever to me. It’s become more of a tool that does its job, there’s no major upgrades really driving me to create more ewaste with new devices.

Wallet #

Ridge Wallet

A necessary evil that I still need. I keep as few of cards as necessary in it. This would be the worst thing in my kit to loose. Only because the time it would take to replace all of them. This one was a gift to replace my last leather wallet, and I see no reason for this one to ever need replaced. It’s much lighter and smaller, would not change that aspect.

Flashlight #

Olight Perun

When I became a homeowner I added a dedicated flashlight to my EDC. Its light and out of the way. It’s the only thing I’ve ever found useful to fit in the coin pocket of jeans, so I don’t even notice it. Compared to using a phone, its more powerful, easier to position on me with the clip on my shirt/pants, or magnetically to a metal surface for inspections/house work.

Knife #

Civivi Qubit

I’ve carried a knife since as long as I can remember, feels like 10 but probably more like 14 years old. Never anything fancy, a few knock off leathermans, a few Buck, Case, KaBar that I found on a bridge, and now 3 Civivis. I use them till they break or more commonly they get lent and not returned, or lost. This is the most utilitarian thing I keep, almost always kept razor sharp, used, abused, and put away dirty. Never used for prying, but used to cut anything it will cut no matter how hard it is on it. Its not to look pretty, show off, its purely a tool that I hold no attachment to.

Headphones #

OpenFit Shokz

Not my first choice in headphones, but they work. Headphones are probably the item of biggest churn and ewaste for me. Eventually I might pony up for something that is more durable and repairable, but headphones just don’t last forever before they stop working for me. This latest pair was a pair my wife chose to try and did not like. They sat in a drawer for a year or so until I started carrying them.

Where Is The Tech Industry Going

2026-03-27T14:11:49Z

Agents suck

Get left behind if you don’t use them

Burn out if you use them too much

The software world has been flipped upside down seemingly overnight. Slow at first, then all at once. It started with auto complete, to chat, to, ide integrations, to agents that would f&!^ over your repo more than it would help. Up till this point we are just little bit better and more specific than copy paste from Stack Overflow. Then in Nov 2025 models learned how to effectively use tools and do what you ask of them, sometimes more, sometimes less, but generally for the basic shit most of us make its a net positive with each iteration.

Our techniques for managing work need to change.

Our expectations need to change.

Burnout for a lot of folks is coming.

Is Compaction The Issue

2026-03-26T09:37:47Z

I saw today in work chat something along the lines of “we need bigger context windows” “compaction times are holding us back”. Maybe I’m just blessed with the lack of lord jira, maybe juggle too many projects at once and they are all pretty much done when I get back. Maybe I do more long running specs and spend time making good plans that it does not matter.

Anyways the point I’m getting to is that if you think that compaction is your main issue slowing you down, and 10x this if you are a manager thinking this is what is slowing down your team you need to look at your workflow. Not because it sucks. Not only because it could be better. Because you are signing yourself and your team up for burnout if you are sitting there watching these things run like waiting for paint to dry and firing more prompts at them as soon as they are done. It feels easy. It feels like you are going fast. Its eating more brainpower than you think, and its not getting you to your destination any faster.

💭 To Live In A World Without AI

2026-03-26T08:29:37Z

I'm finding lately that I wish we could go back to pre-ChatGPT... A world without a code-gen easy button, where "easy" was LSP autocomplete, wher

My Thoughts on Beads | Nic Payne

We f&#ing said @pype.dev, well f&#ing said. I think a lot of us are feeling this, we’ve pitched our brain into a bucket and we are no longer stretching it in the same way. We still work in similar ways of old, with new ways of turning off and saying yes a bunch of times. the best thing I can hope for is that as things get better we have fewer yes loops, and more architectural design debates and deep thoughts. But I fear deep thoughts are gone to the way of “research the leading 10 frameworks and pick the best one for this project.” and letting the clankers do the deep thinking. Its signing us up for a weird distopia.

I think a lot of us wish we could undo what has happened and go back to actually understanding what we are doing, but the world has changed, and if you are building average shit, like the average person, using models trained on average people doing average shit you cant keep up anymore.

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💭 pype.dev - https://github.com/steveyegge/beads

2026-03-26T08:24:05Z

[Steve Yegge](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Yegge) is a pretty well-known individual in the tech field, having been around for a long time at some of the

paynepride dot com outage on vacation | Nic Payne

I’m in step with @pype.dev here, I really want beads to work for me, but my systems for infra/platform work are all over the place, not one repo. I’m considering trying the BEADS_DIR env var but idk if it fits my workflow. For now, similar to @pype.dev, I am rocking my own home vibed solution that I’ve intentionally put little effort in and its working great and I expect it to be broken and not working with the latest harnesses and models within a few months anyways, cause there is no predicting this train.

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💭 paynepride dot com outage on vacation

2026-03-26T08:20:22Z

The day after I leave for vacation I start getting SSL errors on every homelab service I host for myself and others. The culprit was my Cloudflare API token exp

More Details Than You Probably Wanted to Know About Recent Updates to My Notes Site

oof, outage on the homelab during vacation, brutal. I can think of a couple of similar solutions to what @pype.dev has done to tailscale in, but I’m not sure that I could do this remotely. On one hand I’m so glad that cloudflared just takes care of certs on the other hand this really brings a gap in my understanding of what the heck I would do if it were broken.

An untested DR plan is not a DR plan.

An untested backup does not exist.

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💭 Has 3D Printing Reduced Adam Savage's Maker's High? - YouTube

2026-03-25T20:37:06Z

Vibe coding is going so far into the news sphere now that Adam Savage even weighs in with perspectives from someone who has built a life around building things with his hands, keeping up with new making techniques, discovering old techniques as they combine with new. He talks about 3d printing reviving his love of the pantograph as one automation technique eases the most difficult part of another.

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Lets Land The Plane

2026-03-25T08:41:15Z

Part of @steveyegge ’s gastown/beads is a prompt “Lets land the plane”. It’s very straightforward forward and what any sane human would probably do before finishing work, except the last part. The “generate a handoff prompt for the next session” was not something I’ve put much thought into. But now that I juggle 6 sessions at a time and often end up with 20 sessions open because I don’t want to close them and loose the last bit of context. This is what I need to keep from crippling my laptop memory from all of these stale sessions hanging around.

Taken from https://ianbull.com/posts/beads

💭 kubernetes is beautiful r/kubernetes

2026-03-23T21:29:40Z

Kubernetes is beautiful.

Reddit · reddit.com

This is a fantastic progression through kuberentes concepts. From running a pod, to making it resiliant, holding secrets, accepting traffic, and autoscaling.

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move zmk keyboard to new bluetooth adapter

2026-03-23T17:59:59Z

I’ve been having issue with my keyboard disconnecting to my main desktop for awhile. Today I got a cheap bluetooh dongle in and am giving it a run this week to see how things go. The first step was to move it to the new adapter. I’ve never had multiple adapters installed so this was a new to me process.

I was able to do it all with the same keyboard, It did require some juggling between usb and bluetooth modes pluging and unplugging, two keyboards would be simpler to reason about.

I can’t be bothered to change my brain to think about this machine on a different zmk profile it is of absolute importance for it to remain on the same profile, otherwise this would be a simple bind to another empty profile.

Why not use a cable on desktop?

I dont mind cable, and have used one on this setup for years, but I have actually been picking up and moving this keyboard and using it with different devices.

I’ve got a big battery and performace cranked up, unless my machine is under load I do not notice any key lag.

I did it with bluetoothctl, I’m sure it could have been done with a gui like blueberry or blueman.

bluetoothctl
# list adapters
list
select <old-adapter>
devices
# fin the MAC address of the device 42BLOCK
remove <42BLOCK_MAC>

Now I plugged into usb. And importantly cleared out the zmk profile. If you do not clear the profile your board does not go into pairing mode.

bluetoothctl
# switch adapters
select <new-adapter>
power on
agent on
default-agent
scan on
Put 42Block in pairing mode, then:
pair <42BLOCK_MAC>
trust <42BLOCK_MAC>

At this pint I saw this show up in the logs, I think there was some masking issues or something in zmk, output kept going out usb no matter what so I disconnected the keyboard and typed the passkey in, and it worked.

[agent] Passkey: 540044

Boom, it just started working right away.

bluetoothctl
connect <42BLOCK_MAC>
info <42BLOCK_MAC>
scan off
exit

💭 More Details Than You Probably Wanted to Know About Recent Upd...

2026-03-23T12:26:22Z

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

Notes – 06:34 Mon 23 Mar 2026

I love the level of thought that Jim has put into these changes and making sure that urls don’t change. I’ve got a big change in flight to my main site and this is one of the reasons that I’ve been sitting on it so long. I want to make sure urls arent broken, redirects work as they should, and there are no 404’s from existing urls. Currently the new version only exists on a separate deployement https://go.waylonwalker.com/

I also added the ability to “shuffle” between posts. This is mostly for myself. I like to randomly jump through notes I’ve published in the past for reoccurring inspiration

Love this idea and have it on my new site already as well, and have really enjoyed using it by pressing it a dozen or so times over the course of a few sessions. It highlights that I have too many posts like stars and thoughts and I should do some weighting to main posts. mine is at https://go.waylonwalker.com/random/

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💭 Notes – 06:34 Mon 23 Mar 2026 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2026-03-23T09:07:38Z

Almost Cheesed It To Port Aquelite

Does anyone think fast-code will continue to pay the same salary? The answer isn’t to switch your brain off during your McCode shift and write a poem after work. Your job will be replaced by a Banglasdeshi slop-shop if AI improves (which is inevitable, apparently). Possibly the same sweatshop that loomed my £3 T-shirt. The Luddites didn’t accept their fate so easily.

David has some good points here, but I’m feeling the opposite direction a bit. Execs have always liked keeping the PM’s and the people steering the ship close by and were willing to farm out more and more grunt work. It feels like we are in a weird phase where there used to be a big group of people paid to write code. A few of them are exceptionally good at it and will remain. There will be a need for these people everywhere. Somehow we still need people hand editing assembly code optimizations, fortran, and cobol today. Those industries largely moved on, but a few great ones remain. I think this fast-code slop factory is going to be a short forgotten time in history, but no one yet knows what’s next. We are all waiting to find out. Just with anything there is still value in doing it by hand and understanding it at a deep level, but its quickly becoming hobby work. The things that most people code, things like CRUD apps do not require a special skill. They are largely replicating existing good patterns on frameworks to implement business logic that are custom to the app. There is no way of getting around the latter. Someone will always need to understand the business logic and be able to “sign off” and assert that it does the thing the business needs.

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I don't want someone else running my agents

2026-03-23T00:00:00Z

I don’t want to review the pr, I dont want to fight the mass of changes clobbered across the codebase. I want to own my platform. With everything changing with agents writing more code than I can imagine in a day work looks different now. I still want to work with real people. I want to collaborate on ideas. I want someone to bounce ideas off with. I want someone else in the war room with me on launch day, or when the whole thing goes down. But I don’t them slopping in my sandbox, if someone is going to be stirring the slop in my product I want it to be me. Work is feeling different now. New lines need to be drawn in new directions. Expectations are changing, the way work is completed is changing, and we are all here trying to figure out what this looks like moving forward.

⭐ mohebifar tooscut

2026-03-22T22:18:23Z

Looking for inspiration? tooscut by mohebifar.

Professional video editing, right in your browser. Made with Rust, WebGPU, WASM, and Tanstack Start.

Ping 38

2026-03-22T09:56:48Z

When agents do the work its harder to recognize a dead end.

⭐ kraanzu smassh

2026-03-21T16:56:20Z

I like kraanzu’s project smassh.

Smassh your Keyboard, TUI Edition

⭐ KittenML KittenTTS

2026-03-20T03:37:04Z

I’m really excited about KittenTTS, an amazing project by KittenML. It’s worth exploring!

State-of-the-art TTS model under 25MB 😻

Learning to agent

2026-03-19T20:53:08Z

All we are hearing lately is Agents are the future, something flipped around NOV 2025 with opus 4.5. It turned snake oil into action. It changed programmers will be replaced in 6 months to now. Not all of them, but probably most of us who are not extraordinary. If you fall into the camp of folks not adopting, I got no issues with that. No one is twisting your arm, well maybe your boss or cto is, thats on them. I don’t mean to say this is the future as in, get in or get left behind. I mean it as this is where your other engineers probably are, the junior to mid level engineers are here. If you are not trying to meet them where they are how are you going to lead them.

Studio Ghibli Images in the Wild

2026-03-19T20:49:26Z

I just stumbled into an image in my org chart of someone who clearly turned themself into a Studio Ghibli character in chatgpt during the small window of time that it seemed to do this for everything. Its clearly the aesthetic that It would do by default for that week, then would not do it whatsoever. I’d link it, but its from an org chart. I mostly found it interesting how we now have these recognizable artifacts from specific moments in time.

Ping 36

2026-03-19T17:42:56Z

I feel like there’s an inevitable phase to every ai/agentic worked feature/epic where you have to get in and chat with it 2025 style (except it actually works and doesn’t turn your project to shit). Planning is great, planning out epics for full orchestrator’s to churn for hours on is amazing, but it always leaves me with a handful of thorns multiplied by complexity level of things that I can shout a list of 6 items at a time that it can one shot. I haven’t seen anyone put a name to this phase yet, so I’m going to call it the UAT phase for now and it seems like a very necessary part of the SDLC. It was important before, but feels more so now as engineers distance themselves from the implementation.

Research, Plan, Implement

2026-03-18T20:49:26Z

I heard this term yesterday, and I think a lot of people are missing out on step 1. It’s important to experiment with agents and learn what they can do well and what they cant, this changes every couple of weeks at this point. You might be spending hours planning something that could have been implemented right away, or maybe wasted time planning something that needed more research, more context engineering. Agents start fresh every session, they cant remember what you asked them to do 5 minutes ago in the other session, getting the right tokens in session is critical.

dot dockerenv

2026-03-18T10:07:16Z

Today I learned that docker creates an empty /.dockerenv file to indicate that you are running in a docker container. Other runtimes like podman commonly use /run/.containerenv. kubernetes uses neither of these, the most common way to detect if you are running in kubernetes is to check for the presence of the KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST environment variable. There will also be a directory at /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount that contains the service account credentials if you are running in kubernetes.

Context Poisoning Was There All Along

2026-03-17T21:10:38Z

I wrote some code by hand on Sunday. Sat down with my son and started building out a game in pygame from scratch. We went to google, we searched how to do something, we copy and pasted from the docs. Not because we are dumb, but because we cant remember some aspects of the pygame api. Now that these patterns are established we no longer have to google them, we simply grep our codebase and replicate the pattern. Easy right? It’s funny that it took ai to coin the term context poisoning even though it was there all along.

⭐ tobi qmd

2026-03-17T20:39:09Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on qmd, created by tobi.

mini cli search engine for your docs, knowledge bases, meeting notes, whatever. Tracking current sota approaches while being all local

⭐ ratdoux OrcaSlicer-FullSpectrum

2026-03-17T20:33:28Z

Looking for inspiration? OrcaSlicer-FullSpectrum by ratdoux.

G-code generator for Snapmaker U1 with Full Spectrum layer blending

Agents cannot replace the thinking, they only amplify it

2026-03-17T20:32:16Z

Agents cannot replace the thinking, they only amplify it. If you set the agents off in the wrong direction that’s where they will go. They will sprint there faster than you can go. This is ok, its one of their advantages, they can give you signal quick. Remember if they are off in the wrong direction more research and planning is needed, and maybe a little bit more thinking on your end to steer them in the right direction.

trailmakers pioneers second run - Almost Cheesed It To Port Aquelite

2026-03-17T20:22:52Z

I almost Cheesed It To Port Aquelite by spamming repawn, During my second trailmakers pioneers run.

trailmakers pioneers second run - Its A Trap

2026-03-17T20:22:07Z

Its A Trap

Its A Trap, abmush with Adiral Leadhead, During my second trailmakers pioneers run.

trailmakers pioneers second run - Collection Party Balloon

2026-03-17T20:21:30Z

Collection Party Balloon

Collecting Party Balloon, During my second trailmakers pioneers run.

trailmakers pioneers second run - Collection L Bracket

2026-03-17T20:20:14Z

Collection L Bracket

Collecting the L Bracket, During my second trailmakers pioneers run.

trailmakers pioneers second run - Wyatt Hits The Gap

2026-03-17T20:19:24Z

Wyatt Hits The Gap

Wyatt Hits The Gap, During my second trailmakers pioneers run.

💭 ten year computer

2026-03-17T09:32:50Z

Dreaming of a ten-year computer – alexwlchan

alexwlchan.net

Great gusto here from someone looking to fill landfills less. Get more use from what they paid for. Dodge some tough times in the hardware industry. I’m going to argue that the 10 year computer is not one bit crazy right now. No idea what the future entails, if local llms get good enough to really get so useful they feel required this could easily change. One issue I had with the post as they are looking to get a machine for the next 10 years is they were so focused on themself that they missed the point. They were so focused on buying something that would work for them for 10 years that they bought something brand new rather than thinking about the bigger issue of how do we get hardware to last 10+ years. Some factor of this involves giving our devices a second life. Two things went wrong here. First it appears they they have a perfectly good imac with a broken screen. I know nothing about apple/imac, assuming that the screen is toast and unrepairable, I know you can ssh into a mac this feels like good potential for server hardware. Next they purchased a brand new mac mini. Hardware has been good for a long time, there is no need to buy new right now, especially now. I haven’t bought a new machine in years and most of my hardware is second hand cobbled together stuff, and has no issues. I’ve got one machine thats 16 years old, 2 machines at 9 years, one at 8 years. To get here they need to be repairable, designed to last, and probably no run windows as they will release something that renders them too slow or require new hardware for security that wont work.

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💭 The future of Coding and Code Quality - YouTube

2026-03-17T09:07:41Z

Very interesting takes from @thdxr in this interview. A lot has been hashed out by others all over the place, but a hot take here is that code quality is higher than ever right now. Codebases are becoming more consistent than ever. If you are not starting with a good consistent base from the start you are poising your context and doomed to fail and have all the common failures of ai written code. He still reads almost every PR, and will read all of the code eventually. There are a few cases where reading the PR is not worthwhile only when its low stakes, knows that good patterns have been established and followed. He argues that someone needs to be the expert of the code and of the product still and fears that too many people not looking at prs will fail companies.

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Thinking about ai productivity again

2026-03-16T21:01:44Z

Thinking about AI productivity again. It’s allowing massive amounts of work to get done, to levels that humans cannot physically type out in some cases. But not all of this work is necessarily high value work. Right now I’m working on one of the biggest PRs to an internal cli library. Probably the largest PR I’ve ever done professionally. It touches all of the cli, refactors every command, reaches into the business logic layers to drive deeper separation. I reaches into the common layers to drive consistency. It ensures that every command (50 or so) has similar flags, supports –plain, –no-color. It specs out contracts to ensure that data goes out stdout, any extra goes out stderr. This makes everything unix pipe friendly. There was quite a bit of research and prep that went in, that turns out to already be distilled down into clig.dev. The point is that this is all good work. It will make the product consistent, repeatable, expected, and most of all boring. Most of the time, it will just work. Since we did it ahead of a lot of other agentic work on the product its establishing good patterns for the product moving forward. But its low value work. We wouldn’t have likely put humans on this work wholesale and fixed critical paths as they came up. Its not cutting cost, selling more product, or driving critical business decisions. Yes it’s worth it now, but it would not have bee in the past.

Dummy13 On A Skateboard

2026-03-16T20:53:56Z

Tonight Wyatt gave me a dummy13 that he printed, assembled, and posed all on his own. He’s printed quite a few of these in the past, and none came to this level of completion. I’m so proud of him. This one was a near flawless build with only a few mistakes, that I’d argue were poor design, small vertical pins. More importantly he was able to problem solve and use resin to fix these mistakes.

Groal The Great Fail 1

2026-03-15T20:33:06Z

Groal The Great Fail 1

Groal The Great Fail 2

2026-03-15T20:31:49Z

Groal The Great Fail 2

💭 Do You Have Token anxiety? - YouTube

2026-03-15T09:27:15Z

Kids are leaving the party early, not drinking, cant watch netflix without the laptop open. They are leaving the party early to check on their agents. I get it, that feeling that you need to eek out one more prompt, keep your agents running. if they arent running what are you even doing. If not you 6 others are ready to pass you up. The timeline to be first has shrunk to nothing but unachievable.

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⭐ cyxzdev Uncodixfy

2026-03-13T01:26:23Z

I recently discovered Uncodixfy by cyxzdev, and it’s truly impressive.

the holly uncodexify instructions - letting GPT create uncodexified UI

💭 No one under 18 installs Linux

2026-03-09T11:46:15Z

😂 Should I be concerned that My 12yo installed Arch BTW on his own?

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The web is bearable with RSS

2026-03-09T09:00:55Z

Pluralistic: The web is bearable with RSS (07 Mar 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

pluralistic.net

It’s wild how much of a hit Google took from killing reader, almost any time I hear about killedbygoogle, reader is the top of the list. Its the thing that we all remember being really good and the incumbants just did not match up. Somehow we are here 13 years later still bitching about it, despite it only having a 6 year run. You should probably get an rss reader, and follow some incredible people that make feeds. Most sites that produce content have the ability to subscribe over rss. Unlike @pluralistic.net, I dont read in my reader. My reader is just a list of links out to the web and I typically read it how the author intended on their site. I nod a long to Cory’s enshitified internet just as much as the next guy, I love text based interfaces, I despise the bloat that js has brought on. But I don’t believe all js is bad, I don’t turn it off, even though he has me questioning this now. News sites kinda suck, we can agree there, but its rare that a small indie web creator has fully enshitified their site with js. I don’t buy that. Sub to the feeds.

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💭 I need a new blog to subscribe to. Know… | justin․searls․co

2026-03-09T08:31:53Z

Justin Searls @searls

I need a new blog to subscribe to. Know any you think I'd like? E-mail me: justin@searls.co

justin․searls․co · justin.searls.co

Sent Justin my list https://go.waylonwalker.com/blogroll, will soon be on the main site, but right now its only on the go subdomain. I’ve long had reader.waylonwalker.com, but thats soon going to be wrapped into the main site as well at /reader.

I’m interested to see what good stuff Justin gets and if you have any good ones to share reply.

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Did you even like to code?

2026-03-07T20:59:39Z

Here’s something I’ve been wrestling with lately. I keep hearing people come to the realization that they never liked coding, they thought they did, but secretly hated it the whole time. I dont think I’ve ever kidded myself about this. I like building things. I like having an idea and see it come to life. Just because I like the end product more, and that coding really was a means to an end, something I will never do again in the same capacity that I have in the past, does not mean I did not enjoy the art of solving problems by typing syntax into a file to tell a computer how to solve a problem.

Silksong Credits

2026-03-07T09:19:27Z

Credits

Today I rolled the credits to Silksong, far from the end, still finishing the playthrough. also I walked away and let it sit idle and it ate my play buffer so I lost the full boss fight.

The only thing that seems interesting is AI right now

2026-03-06T20:55:26Z

The only thing that seems interesting is AI right now, I’m writing less code, and I kinda just don’t care as much about the small open source stuff as I used to. I enjoy reading about what other people are thinking, doing, creating. But when I go to grab a podcast while I wait on my clankers its one talking about how other people are using them, how to make them more secure, more effective, how the new models change things, what models are good at what. It’s all so new and changes so fast. Any sort of new open source project starts out sus that it was just vibe coded anyways, So at the moment it feels like ooh how did you get that, how do I make mine, and that the thing itself has less value. I hate that its this way, but it is.

Tmk 3x6+3 Gaming Keeb Sliced

2026-03-06T17:56:38Z

tmk 3x6+3 gaming keeb sliced

Running through the layers of the tmx 3x6+s. gaming keeb.

Tmk 3x6+3 Gaming Promo

2026-03-06T17:48:47Z

tmk 3x6+3 gaming promo

Promo video for the tmk 3x5+3 gaming keyboard.

It's all moving so fast

2026-03-05T20:53:59Z

AI is moving so fast this year its hard to keep up, I’ve written 3 or 4 versions of one blog post to replace I'm Out On Agents, but it feels like everything changes before I can get it out.

Tgo V0.1.0

2026-03-04T21:19:47Z

tgo v0.1.0, tmux session switcher written in go

I Built A Tmux Session Switcher

2026-03-04T20:47:37Z

I’ve been thinking about this for awhile now. For years now, fuzzy pickers and last session have been my go to. They have served me well. I can typically only keep so much in my head anyways. I’m often doing a hub and spoke pattern between main project, notes, and infra repo, maybe two projects. Don’t get me wrong, I regularly run with a dozen or more sessions running at a time, but only two to three are in my immediate context at any point anyways.

The Design #

harpoon for tmux

press a hotkey followed by one more keystroke, currently any left hand letter SIMPLE, FAST, thats of utmost importance, what I want are sessions that I can can be assigned in order of importance from middle row, top row, bottom row.

I added this binding to my tmux config. Now I can press c-a a to go to the first session, c-a s to go to the second session. c-a and pause to think j/k to navigate, space to pick up a session and move it, x to kill it.

bind-key -n c-a popup -E '~/go/bin/tgo'

Enter the agents #

Now with agents doing more and more work, and cooking for longer periods this is not cutting it, I’m often swapping through a lot more sessions, I’ve got more projects sitting in more phases between research, implementation, fully orchestrated agents, and sessions that need their hand held to get things right.

Image of the tgo tool in action, I’d show you a video, but its not really that interesting, it just flashes up and goes to the next session as fast as you can press the key.

Made with gpt-5.3-codex and gpt-5.1-codex-mini #

Idk how much it cost, it barely touched my $20/month weekly token allowance. I’ve been thinking about it for awhile and decided today was the day to pull the trigger on something and get it started, worst case I throw it away. It took the agents about 7 minutes to implement a working version with broken ci that it later fixed.

I’ve typed far more characters and put more thought into this post than the tool itself, that where we are these days I guess.

See the session that made tgo Ses_3444b09b1ffexter3elfg5qqtg

Should you use it? #

You can its there for anyone to use, go for it, there’s an easy to download binary.

It’s all vibe coded slop that you could probably do a better job doing in a cave with scraps anyways. Take inspiration and make one that works for you.

Is gpt-5.4 slow?

2026-03-04T20:47:00Z

What you don’t have six agents orchestrating the work of 6 subagents yet. I saw in a work chat that people were complaining about 5.4 being too slow and they keep going back to opus. For me its been working great, I have it working on critical infrastructure work, that I will need to maintain. I appreciate its accuracy and completeness. And honestly I’m rarely watching agents run. Its like watching paint dry at this point. Its interesting to read their thinking prompts, but not productive work. While its running I’m teeing up the net prompt. Working with another set of agents to write a set of issues for the next epic. I might be too privileged though. I own a whole platform and have plenty of autonomy to work on what I see fit for the day. I don’t have a boss breathing down my neck waiting for a single ticket to be complete. I’m working on 6 projects at a time. I’m taking walks to avoid becoming a burnt out zombie. I’m definitely not complaining about it kicking out massive amounts of code too slow though.

We are the Grey Beards

2026-03-04T20:44:12Z

In November 2025 everyones beard lost its color, we aged into the next generation without realizing it. If you were getting paid to write code at this point in time, you are part of a special point in history where we used to write code by hand. There will be systems air gapped systems somewhere devs will continue to do it how we’ve always done it, some day they will peek out of this cave and realize that they are the only ones left, no one else remembers what its like. Writing code will quickly become a hobby that people do, in a weird niche way. Not because you want to build something, but like the guy with a mainframe in his garage that likes to watch the lights blink. Because its nostalgic, it’s a very cool skill, its fun and rewarding, but it won’t be to get something done.

Clankers got me tired

2026-03-03T20:42:25Z

I spent all day grinding on a 20 minute fix. I want the agents to do it. They can do it, but they are missing the harnesses they need to replicate my workflows of old.

One Shot Markata Searchcraft

2026-03-02T19:20:17Z

One Shot markata searchcraft

This is the results of a one shot markata-go searchcraft integration

The prompt was so rambly, I wrote it in about 2 minutes on the way out the door to a kids practice.

I am going to leave for awhile and I want you to prototype a markata-go
integration with searchcraft.  use /home/waylon/git/waylonwalker.com-go as the
site to test, stand up a new searchcraft database with podman. use a worktree
in ./worktree to write the integration, I want fast semantic search accross all
of my documents, I want them ingested/upserted/update on build, I want an index
per sitename, I might have multiple sites per database, I want you to make a
/search page to test out what the seasrch looks like.  heavily delegate to
@builder to research and fully understand https://www.searchcraft.io/ before
starting, properly ingest all of the site and make the search page, I don't
want you to stop or ask questions until it works, use `agent-browser` for
testing, use @builder for all changes writing editing and testing.

gh do I have a pr

2026-03-02T08:47:44Z

In the age of agents sometimes work gets done on so many different worktrees and branches its hard to tell if there is already a PR or any of them or not, the great gh cli has us covered.

gh pr list --head fix/markata-go-connections-graph

⭐ version-fox vfox

2026-03-02T02:57:32Z

I like version-fox’s project vfox.

A cross-platform and extendable version manager with support for Java, Node.js, Golang, Python, Flutter, .NET & more

Waiting For My Weekly Token Allowance

2026-02-28T11:28:24Z

Openai gives me a token allowance for my $20 tier subscription, if I’m careful it lasts a few days of heavy side project work.

Opencode Zen out of tokens

Openai out of tokens

⭐ Kohei-Wada taskdog

2026-02-27T21:08:43Z

Just starred taskdog by Kohei-Wada. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

Terminal task manager with intelligent schedule optimization.Keyboard-only. No dragging, no micromanagement.

💭 jack cuts block in half

2026-02-27T11:29:10Z

A delightful showcase for free, fun & open source tiny tools. Stupid-delightful software made with love.

One of the well worded shitty messages I’ve seen, good severance, help, timeline to cut off coms.

we’re not making this decision because we’re in trouble. our business is strong. gross profit continues to grow, we continue to serve more and more customers, and profitability is improving. but something has changed. we’re already seeing that the intelligence tools we’re creating and using, paired with smaller and flatter teams, are enabling a new way of working which fundamentally changes what it means to build and run a company. and that’s accelerating rapidly.

Much better than the get rid of people cause AI can do the work. Honestly I feel this though. I was just talking with some colleages how do we divvy work in the age of agents without just constantly walking on each other. If each of us is now an architect who is managing teams of junior agents under us it feels MUCH different than before.

I’m far from working in a large software org like this and I’m feeling it. I only imagine that it gets worse the more people that have to orchestrate around each other.

Appreciate the honesty and transparance, but man this sucks for those impacted and the job market right now.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

The Ghostty Guy

2026-02-26T18:49:39Z

I was today years old when I realized that the ghostty guy is the Hashicorp guy.

⭐ torvalds linux

2026-02-25T16:09:09Z

Just starred linux by torvalds. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

Linux kernel source tree

💭 FFmpeg video crop

2026-02-25T08:29:59Z

FFmpeg video crop

tools.simonwillison.net

This was the inspiration for the next update in dropper that became a full clip editor. The one that I’ve long wanted, but forgotten about. It’s going to include this cropper, resize, image extractor, and trimmer.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Tiny Tool Town 🏘️

2026-02-25T08:27:11Z

Tiny Tool Town 🏘️

Tiny Tool Town · tinytooltown.com

Learned about this one from the @stipete interview @scotthanselman did on YouTube. This is proof that the internet is alive. It’s such web 1.0 nostalgia to see that people can just build things! Did you know that you can literally just build things and make them exist? You don’t need users, You don’t need a big platform, you can just make something into existance. It seems like something we have forgotten through web 2.0 where everything as become 4 major apps all linking to each other and trying to hoard all of the attention. Scroll through tehre are some really cool apps, probably nothing that has the polish you want, or is going to change your world. What these apps have more than anything you’ve probably used in the recent years, is inspiration. Its xyz, but the way I wanted, or with my little twist. And no one else has to like it but me because I’m the user.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 FancyGist

2026-02-25T08:07:40Z

FancyGist

fancygist.com

I saw this in @cassido’s newsletter this week and had to give it a run. I despise that there is no dark mode and it insists on burning my retinas 😤. But really this is an absolute beate of a web based markdown editor, I love the command mode to press slash and it just pops out in this whimsical animation ready for me to pick what I want.

dropper just got the clip editor I’ve dreamed of

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Dropper Just Got The Clip Editor I've Dreamed Of

2026-02-24T21:33:37Z

Editing a Session Skate Sim clip inside of dropper with trim, scrub, and crop.

Dropper Gets Video Thumbnail Upgrade

2026-02-24T21:16:54Z

Dropper gets video thumbnail upgrade

In the video clip you can see me reload into the latest version of dropper that supports video thumbnails, turning those unknown clips into a collection I can recognize.

/verify

2026-02-24T10:36:57Z

Inspired by @mollywhite’s verify slashpage. This page serves as the system of record for my online identity. The best places to follow me are:

My Website: waylonwalker.com
YouTube: Waylon Walker
YouTube Gaming: Waylon Walker Gaming
Twitch: Waylon Walker
Twitter: @_WaylonWalker
LinkedIn: Waylon Walker
GitHub: WaylonWalker
Dev.to: Waylon Walker
Bluesky: @waylonwalker.com

Gma Silk Fail1

2026-02-23T17:52:50Z

Gma Silk Fail1

Post Lace2 Dream

2026-02-23T17:51:06Z

Post Lace2 Dream

Lace2

2026-02-23T17:48:56Z

Lace2

💭 Reply guy

2026-02-23T08:39:41Z

Reply guy

The latest scourge of Twitter is AI bots that reply to your tweets with generic, banal commentary slop, often accompanied by a question to "drive engagement" and waste as much …

If I can make it smaller, I should.

I had no idea there were such things as “reply guy” as a service. I can see this as a really genuine thing where brands want to genuinely engage with their communities, quickly being taken over by slop bros to ruin everything.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Smaller and dumber - daverupert.com

2026-02-23T08:36:05Z

Smaller and dumber

daverupert.com · daverupert.com

Important things to remember in the age of cheap code. More code, not always more better. More code mean, more risk, more maintenance, harder to change.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 An attempt at a balanced perspective on AI - YouTube

2026-02-22T21:09:05Z

THIS, THIS is how most people are feeling about AI right now. Theres lots of “oh ai bad”, “but ai help”, “but ai company sleezy”. Cassidy did a fantastic job summarizing how most of us are feeling. Ending with well at the end of the day, I can’t do anything about the bad, the best thing I can do is learn how to embrace the good cause it aint going away any time soon.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Thoughts Cluster Looks Like A Flower

2026-02-21T15:49:25Z

My thoughts connections made an interesting flower layout.

💭 Post by @castpixel.bsky.social — Bluesky

2026-02-19T17:11:42Z

castpixel ⚧️⚢ (@castpixel.bsky.social)

I made a tool that turns PCB designs into 3D-printable molds. you sandwich copper tape between the parts, sand the ridges, and you have a real working PCB. no etching, no chemicals. I am losing my …

This is a wild way to build prototype pcb’s, so cool and creative.

Note

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💭 Session: Skate Sim on X: "Our long-awaited Skate Core Update i...

2026-02-19T17:10:18Z

Had 10 minutes to play with the new session updates this afternoon and it feels so much smoother. I can definitely feel it even as a casual user.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 trash on X: "loving the state of development right now https:/...

2026-02-19T17:07:34Z

Silksong: Demastered by Nekodot

There are so many config files right now, glad to see some standards coming in around Agents.md, but so much is still specialized to a whole host of tools that have not been standardized on yet.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Silksong Demastered

2026-02-17T18:20:18Z

Hollow Knight: Silksong in the classic NES-style!

itch.io · nekodot.itch.io

This is an abolute banger of a game on itch. It nails the nes aesthetic while keeping true to the modern silksong movements. You can play through the first boss Moss Mother, and where you start the first ascend into Bone Bottom. I was in shock when I discovered the little climb effect hornet does when you just cant quite make a jump, the hold jump for height is on point. Her downstrike with the hunters crest is perfect.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Blueskii on X: "this underground creator named "sN0UK" made Qu...

2026-02-17T08:02:51Z

Wyatt would absolutely love this banger of a level.

Note

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💭 Home / X

2026-02-17T07:58:16Z

Install Python tools with a single command. Powered by uv.

To the untrained eye this passes as any normal gui editor.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 uvx.sh | Astral

2026-02-16T14:21:29Z

uvx.sh | Astral

uvx.sh

astral silently dropped a clever uvx.sh to help builders reach a wider audience, no longer does a user need to have python installed prior to installing a python cli. It does have a hard requirement on having curl or wget available.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 POV: You install Clawdbot on VPS - YouTube

2026-02-16T10:22:40Z

Use a linux vps, It’s easy, just follow these simple instructions.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 POV: Your AI Models change faster than JS Frameworks - YouTube

2026-02-16T10:21:52Z

We are living through the js framework wars for agents and llms now. We will look back on this with clarity, and wonder why we wasted time with things like graphql, and why we couldn’t see the real winners from the start.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent that Broke the Internet - Peter S...

2026-02-16T10:19:08Z

Such a good interview @lexfridman is such a talented interview. It’s so cool to see the other side of this. For weeks we’ve heard about the story of the name change, we’ve seen everyone shitting on the security model, buying up all the mac minis in existance, fear mongering not to install this thing. @steipete.me has such a cool story from the beginning talking about making this thing fun and exciting. Giving it a personality that is not “You are absolutely right”. The story of changing the name twice, and getting pwnd on every step the first time and nailing it the second time is incredible. Dude is having fun trying to make the thing he wants in the world exist.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Happy Valentines Breakfast 2026

2026-02-14T19:26:30Z

A one eye’d pirate (egg in toast) in the shape of a heart for Ayla.

Ayla helped with the ideation and the Prep work.

New Fast Mode In Markata-Go Is Fun

2026-02-14T19:25:04Z

New fast mode in markata-go is fun

Swapping themes with the theme picker cli and watching the output change within about 1-2s live reloaded in the browser.

double gutter

2026-02-14T09:12:42Z

I keep forgetting about the double gutter problem with nested containers. When you put padding on a parent and the child also has padding, you get twice the spacing you wanted.

The Problem #

.container {
  padding: 2rem;
}

.child {
  padding: 2rem;
}

Now your content is 4rem from the edge. Not what I meant at all.

The Fix #

Either remove padding from the parent or use box-sizing: border-box and plan for it. I usually just drop the parent padding when I realize what I have done.

💭 Naya Connect | Hackaday

2026-02-12T21:39:21Z

Naya Connect – Hackaday

Hackaday · hackaday.com

The idea of adjustable key caps to mutate your board into something that really fits you, how you type, how your fingers move, is an absolute banger.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

First W In Brotato

2026-02-11T20:48:08Z

After having brotato and doing a few runs every once in a while I finally beat the most basic balanced run in the game! Wyatt wanted to play tonight and its such an easy game to jump in do a few runs and move on without getting overly invested.

Watching back I cannot believe how lucky I got, barely scraping by with 1hp at this point

Inspired by @baty's nope slashpage, a list of ** things I don't like, don't care, avoid, overhyped, or won't do in no particular order, updated as I think...

the last 80s of the game

Brotato Balanced Win

2026-02-11T20:47:48Z

Brotato Balanced Win

Taking the W in a brotato run

/top4

2026-02-11T14:00:00Z

Definitive ranked lists of my top 3 favorites plus an honorable mention.

Terminal Tools #

neovim - modal editing changed how I think about text
tmux - terminal sessions that survive disconnects and allow me to hop between projects at the speed of thought.
k9s - S tier tui interface that all tuis should strive for

Honorable mention: ipython

Python Tools #

pandas - This is what got me out of corporate spreadsheets and back into code/software.
kedro - data pipelines with opinions I agree with
fastapi - my favorite python web framework

Honorable mention: typer - fast cli apps

Games to Play with Kids #

multiplayer

Minecraft - infinite creativity, modding potential
Wobbly Life - Open World Co-op
Stardew Valley - cozy, collaborative farming

Honorable mention: Terraria - 2d world builder

Games to Play Alone #

singleplayer

Hollow Knight/Hollow Knight Silksong - S tier 2d platformer with adventure, mystery, lore, boss fights.
Session Skate Sim - The best skate sim
Animal Well - epic 2d platformer with the most incredible graphics at 320p ever created and the deepest puzzles Ive seen

Honorable mention: Portal

Inspired by topfour.net and slashpages.net

Albums #

Atreyu Greatest Hits - Greatest hits is 100% a cop out on my behalf, but this is legit the full album I’ve listened to 10x more than any other album since having a cd player as a kid. This is my go to skate jam album.
Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park This album was featured in almost moto part from my youth.
The Life of a Showgirl - Taylor Swift - Best album to listen to as a family.

Artists #

Must See Gag clips #

/yep

2026-02-11T12:00:00Z

Inspired by @fyrio’s yep slashpage, a list of S tier things I enjoy, use, recommend, want to know more about, or seek out in no particular order, updated as I think about it.

Seealso

/nope

Feb 11, 2026

/yep #

coffee
small web 1.0
RSS
minecraft
Hollow Knight
Silksong
terminals
python
vim keybindings
self-hosting
open source
running kubernetes in my basement
mechanical keyboards
markdown
data engineering
Woodworking
Fingerboarding
Darts
Skateboarding
Biking
Trampoline
3d printing

/nope

2026-02-11T12:00:00Z

Inspired by @baty’s nope slashpage, a list of F tier things I don’t like, don’t care, avoid, overhyped, or won’t do in no particular order, updated as I think about it.

Seealso

/yep

Inspired by @fyrio's yep slashpage, a list of ** things I enjoy, use, recommend, want to know more about, or seek out in no particular order, updated as I...

Feb 11, 2026

/nope #

roblox
mobile games
telemetry
Windows
VSCode
allow notifications
subscription hell
ads
social media
clickbait
WYSIWYG editors particularly ones that use proprietary non text formats
politics
short form video

💭 Background Patterns with CSS `corner-radius` – Frontend Master...

2026-02-10T08:41:45Z

Background Patterns with CSS `corner-radius` – Frontend Masters Blog

You might need to know this someday: you can style a div, put the div into SVG, then put the SVG in to CSS and use it as a repeating background.

frontendmasters.com

These patterns are really good. I like a good repeating background on a website. Takes me back to the old days of web, but with a nice crispness that was never there on sites of old

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ pydantic monty

2026-02-09T03:53:14Z

Check out monty by pydantic. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

A minimal, secure Python interpreter written in Rust for use by AI

Gradient Keycap Results

2026-02-07T19:55:55Z

The gradient keycaps turned out pretty good, but I’m not sure what I did wrong with the interface between the raft and the caps, that came out very rough, but the effect works.

Camp Rock Sign

2026-02-07T19:51:35Z

Camp Rock Sign all put together, by the fabulous Rhiannon, the letters came out great, her work on the built is amazing, cant wait to see it lit up.

⭐ nextlevelbuilder ui-ux-pro-max-skill

2026-02-06T20:18:21Z

Check out nextlevelbuilder and their project ui-ux-pro-max-skill.

An AI SKILL that provide design intelligence for building professional UI/UX multiple platforms

Gradient Keycaps In Bambu Studio

2026-02-06T19:53:05Z

I have an idea for gradient keycaps using tri colored filliment, I’m excited to see how it turns out.

Pm Not Babysitter

2026-02-06T14:04:25Z

Stop babysitting your agents, treat them like a real team and they will reward you.

Back in December I saw theo make a comment that code is now cheap, its the run rate of models, He quoted a study, not sure that he fully even believed it, but it claimed that the average developer after all meetings, training, emails, planning and extra shit in their day averages out 10 well tested lines of code per day. Opus 3.5 made him 10k loc (lines of code) that day.

We have all agreed for decades that lines of code is not a proxy to productivity or quality. Often more code means more risk, more review, more infrastructure. This has become MUCH different. Lines of code are still far from any sort of good metric. That aside, your agents are not doing 10k lines with you babysitting them, and in fact its very likely that the product quality is MUCH worse as you babysit them.

You need a tool for planning and tracking, otherwise you are playing babysitter rather than Product Manager (PM).

⭐ vercel-labs agent-browser

2026-02-05T22:20:08Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on agent-browser, created by vercel-labs.

Browser automation CLI for AI agents

diff kubernetes manifest with cluster

2026-02-05T09:37:39Z

Like a dufus this morning I did a hard reset on a git repo for getting I was working on a manifest for. You see I generally use argo, but occasionally I have no idea what I am doing or want yet and I start raw doggin it, fully aware that I’m going to just nuke this namespace before getting it into a proper argocd.

I was overjoyed when I found out that you can diff your manifests with live production using the kubectl diff command. It uses standard diff so you can bring all your fancy diff viewers you like.

# regular manifest
kubectl diff -f k8s/shots -n shot
# kustomize
kubectl diff -k k8s -n go-waylonwalker-com
# using a fancy diff viewer
kubectl diff -f k8s/shots -n shot | delta
# using an even fancier diff viewer
# pinkies out for this one
kubectl diff -f k8s/shots -n shot | delta --diff-so-fancy

Now I can get those changes back that I thought I lost, and apply updates with confidence knowing what is about to change.

💭 The shovelware cometh

2026-02-03T21:45:51Z

The shovelware cometh

In September of last year, I covered a post by Mike Judge arguing that AI coding claims don’t add up, in which he asked this question:

If so many developers are so extraordinarily productive usi…

jerodsanto.net

Not surprising theirs a lag, between the models getting better, the tools getting better, and the masses getting better at using them, it takes time. This is still quite a hockey stick. I’m wondering how many are not posting on Show HN embarrassed they built something they know nothing about and afraid to get questions. I have no idea how anyone would get this ratio, but if I were a betting man, Id bet the ratio of build/show went way up. Plus we are probably getting a ton of people who have never heard of HN start building cool bespoke things for themselves and thats it, they use it, they love it, they might tell/show a friend.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The shovelware cometh

2026-02-03T21:45:51Z

The shovelware cometh

In September of last year, I covered a post by Mike Judge arguing that AI coding claims don’t add up, in which he asked this question:

If so many developers are so extraordinarily productive usi…

jerodsanto.net

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Camp Rock Letters

2026-02-03T19:49:29Z

Camp Rock Letters going on the print bed for the show choir.

Ping 23

2026-02-03T16:50:52Z

I taught wyatt #bada55 green, I apologize in advance, I underestimate the power of immature humor has on him.

💭 dax on X: "finally got around to setting up an always on openc...

2026-02-03T08:18:39Z

https://dropper.waylonwalker.com/file/9065fcb2-5e40-479c-967e-498bc9bb6a4f.mp4

I tried this flow [of running an opencode server on tailscale] on day one of getting opencode, I wanted to prompt from my phone while were were running lights at the theater. It kinda worked, but the ui was really bad on phone, hard to use and the experience overall–it felt buggy. Happy to see they are making improvements and it might now be ready for some real use.

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💭 Short Month, Big Ideas (February 2026 Wallpapers Edition) — Sm...

2026-02-02T08:48:03Z

Short Month, Big Ideas (February 2026 Wallpapers Edition) — Smashing Magazine

Let’s make the most of the shortest month of the year with a new collection of desktop wallpapers that are sure to bring a smile to your face — and maybe spark your creativity, too. All of them...

Smashing Magazine · smashingmagazine.com

test

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Ping 21

2026-01-29T07:30:59Z

Agents right now

can I access the project you mentioned?

yes

Can i access /tmp

yes, just do it

While I’m I at it, kubctl delete...

yanks plug front internet

Agent Management Is Exhausting

2026-01-26T14:38:35Z

The state of development in early 2026 is all wrapped around learning how to manage many agents running in parallel. Everyone’s trying to figure out the workflow.

The Plan Is Everything #

The secret I’ve discovered is a good, well-defined plan. This could be a markdown file or a GitHub issue. Agents are actually great at writing these for you. They’ll include reproduction steps, outline changes needed, and structure the work.

This is your opportunity to step in. Read the plan. Look for hallucinations. Spot where it’s going off track. Edit the plan before the agent starts coding.

I had one today where it laid out reproduction steps beautifully, but I could add context about network requests that completely changed the approach. This editing phase is what most people are missing right now. Skip it and you’ll watch your agent solve the wrong problem with impressive efficiency.

The Pace Problem #

Here’s what nobody warned me about: managing these things is exhausting.

Depending on the day, agents move so damn fast. I can barely research, find, and raise issues as fast as Claude can implement features and fixes. It’s like trying to speedrun a Minecraft seed when you just figured out how to craft a pickaxe.

A Different Kind of Work #

This stretches a different part of my brain than I’m used to using. I’m learning new skills around:

Issue tracking and management at high velocity
Knowing which models handle which tasks best
Spotting when a session is about to go sideways from context bloat or bad compaction

I had a session yesterday where the context got poisoned with a wrong assumption. The agent spent 20 minutes building on that false premise before I caught it. That’s 20 minutes of perfectly executed code solving the wrong problem entirely.

Worth It, But Hard #

I’m not going to hype-bro you and say this is easy or that you’re wrong to be skeptical. If you have the opportunity to work with agents, it’s worth learning proper techniques.

It’s not easy. It requires actual management skills, not just prompting skills. And yeah, I’m tired.

💭 Peter Steinberger

2026-01-26T14:00:57Z

Peter Steinberger

Peter Steinberger: AI-powered tools from Swift roots to web frontiers. Every commit lands on GitHub for you to fork & remix.

steipete.me

Pete has a ton of good posts here and actually ships a lot of product. reccommended read.

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💭 Stay away from my trash! - tldraw: Build whiteboards in React ...

2026-01-26T13:59:50Z

Stay away from my trash!

If writing the code is the easy part, why would I want someone else to write it?

tldraw.dev

read later

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Stop Using Boomer Ai

2026-01-26T13:12:29Z

I was listening to these guys talk about migrating off of boomer ai the other day. Introducing the term boomer ai to describe using chat, copy, paste instead of agents. Something magical happened to the tooling and models around december, they got really good. The chatgpt $20 plan hooked into opencode is good, the Free models in Opencode Zen (Big Pickle and Kimi K2.5 Free) are really good. Neither of these quite match up to the speed and quality of the larger plans, but they are good. good enough to throw away your boomer ai techniques and start using agents. Agents are the future, and they are here now. If you are still using chat, copy, paste, you are doing it wrong. Stop using boomer ai and start using agents. You will be amazed at how much better your results will be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dmPKuTWbsI

💭 I'm back from the dead

2026-01-25T20:48:26Z

The flu hit me like a freight train right at the start of the year, along with the most stress I've ever felt at work dropping on me at the same time, I&#x

DockFrame - Modular USB-C Hub with Framework-Compatible Expansion Cards

I’m jelous… as I was getting better, I got kicked down again. cant hold a conversation without coughing. Its hitting people from all over like crazy this year. so glad its just the flu and not something seriously harmful for hospitalization.

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Mentions

2026-01-24T19:11:15Z

I can now just mention people from my markata Waylon Walker [[ blogroll ]] like @simonwillison.net or @swyx.io

/now [[ upto ]] [[ doing ]]

⭐ wilsonzlin fastrender

2026-01-24T03:54:07Z

The work on fastrender by wilsonzlin.

Experimental new browser engine

2026-01-23 Notes

2026-01-23T22:28:38Z

Next for markata go

Embed post, internal and external
Og images
Post importer - thoughts
Reader / blogroll plugin
K9s inspired tui
:files, :posts, :tags, :feeds,

Extra classes

Wikilinks

Lsp

Complete wikilinks
Complete mentions
Document diagnostic
Workspace diagnostics
Config completions

Jinja_md obsidian like support

View as in footer

Archive missing grid of pages

Nav footer different on feeds than post Sometimes the skip to content peeks into the top left corner of the page by a few pixels, it’s distracting

Tap to zoom image

Google font

Sitemap

Background image support

Mouse support in tui works, not in tmux

All optional plugins with config from user should raise warning configured not able

Lines of code should be separate from word count

Tui press enter, should see full post and scroll/read render markdown

Update branding from fast to comprehensive

Debug pages, show config

Image gallery
carousel
Prev/next
Embedfeed
Fix aside
Contrast / flashbang check on admonitions styles on all themes.
Glossary
Banner post
Keys
Containers

Page 1 link is always highlighted
Page 1 link is broken when coming from page 1
On mobile search is too wide
Shots needs warmed with a head request

⭐ flosch pongo2

2026-01-22T23:34:17Z

Check out flosch and their project pongo2.

Django-syntax like template-engine for Go

💭 DockFrame - Modular USB-C Hub with Framework-Compatible Expans...

2026-01-21T21:21:53Z

DockFrame is a modular USB-C hub that accepts Framework-compatible Expansion Cards and custom Tool Cards. Dock once, reconfigure whenever.

DockFrame · dockframe.com

Dockframe looks like a really cool concept using the framework tiles ( the connectors idk what they are called ) to build a dock.

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What Your Coding Tool Says About You

2026-01-21T16:25:41Z

open code - libre free as in beer and speech
Copilot - corporate 9-5er
Cursor - You sip on Philz coffee with your macbook
Claude Code - Agentic Workflows or Bust
Jetbrains - I didn’t know you wrote java
Vim/neovim - definite neck beard
VsCode - What else is there?

Quick Tip To Get Agents Running Longer

2026-01-21T16:22:26Z

Here’s a quick tip if you want to get your agents running longer, prompt better.

format markdown with mdformat

2026-01-19T20:41:14Z

I really wish I would have got this right a few years ago. Theres a couple of flags I had to use to get mdformat to do hard wraps at 80 characters and not wreck tables. This mix of flags and plugins is workign really well for me so far.

mdfmt() {
    uvx \
        --with "mdformat-ruff" \
        --with "mdformat-beautysh" \
        --with "mdformat-web" \
        --with "mdformat-config" \
        --with "mdformat-gfm" \
        --with "mdformat-front-matters" \
        --with "mdformat-wikilink" \
        --with "mdformat-simple-breaks" \
        mdformat \
        --wrap 80 \
        --end-of-line lf \
        --codeformatters python \
        --codeformatters bash \
        "$@"
}

And as pre-commmit.

repos
  - repo: https://github.com/hukkin/mdformat
    rev: 1.0.0  # pin to the version you want
    hooks:
      - id: mdformat
        args:
          - --wrap
          - "80"
          - --end-of-line
          - lf
          - --codeformatters
          - python
          - --codeformatters
          - bash
        additional_dependencies:
          - mdformat-ruff
          - mdformat-beautysh
          - mdformat-web
          - mdformat-config
          - mdformat-gfm
          - mdformat-front-matters
          - mdformat-wikilink
          - mdformat-simple-breaks

💭 make no mistakes by Beginbot | Suno

2026-01-19T20:25:15Z

make no mistakes

Listen and make your own on Suno.

suno.com

Ai prompt music, the right level of cringe to be great.

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💭 I Hope This Email Finds You Before I Do - Last Week in AWS Blog

2026-01-19T15:24:34Z

I Hope This Email Finds You Before I Do

Last Week in AWS · lastweekinaws.com

This post was filled with real life, snark, entertainment, feelings. I get a lot of these emails that claim they can change my SEO game if I give them 500, for a site making 0, Link partnerships from small startups. A lot of these are so automated that if I do respond I dont even get a response. I’ve responded to many simply asking what is this about, I get 10 others just like you a week. Can you tell me what exactly you want and what each of us benefit from it, how did you find me. All normal questions, they almost always result in crickets, no response, maybe its time to implement a Billie for more snark.

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Ping 19

2026-01-18T14:07:57Z

What no one is talking about is that Deegs doesn’t get the red plate without Anstie on the ground.

High Halls Gauntlet Ending

Trobio Full2

2026-01-17T12:20:57Z

Trobio Full2

What is that

2026-01-15T19:22:47Z

I was unironically asked what is that about my keeb today. Followed by no way that works, how would you type a, s, y, u, after showing, I go the “that’s weird” walk away.

Hornet Sitting

2026-01-15T19:16:43Z

Hornet Sitting

Trobio Fight

2026-01-15T19:12:25Z

Trobio Fight

Trobio Full

2026-01-15T19:10:33Z

Trobio Full

📝 Git Notes

2026-01-15T09:05:21Z

See old revisions of one file #

git log --oneline -- <file>
git log -n 2 --oneline -- <file>

Checkout an old revision of a file #

git checkout <commit> -- path/to/file

fuzzy pick a file and check out an old revision #

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

file="${1:-}"

if [[ -z "${file}" ]]; then
  file="$(git ls-files | fzf --prompt="select file > ")" || exit 0
fi

if [[ -z "${file}" ]]; then
  exit 0
fi

if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "Not a git repository." >&2
  exit 1
fi

if ! git ls-files --error-unmatch -- "${file}" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "File is not tracked by git: ${file}" >&2
  exit 1
fi

choice="$(
  git log --follow --pretty=format:'%h %ad %s' --date=short -- "${file}" |
    fzf --ansi --no-sort --reverse \
        --preview-window=down:70% \
        --prompt="checkout revision > " \
        --preview "git show --color=always {1}^..{1} -- '${file}' 2>/dev/null || git show --color=always {1} -- '${file}'"
)"

if [[ -z "${choice}" ]]; then
  exit 0
fi

commit="$(awk '{print $1}' <<<"${choice}")"
git checkout "${commit}" -- "${file}"

Heringbone Fingerboard

2026-01-14T19:55:10Z

I just finished up my latest 6 ply wood fingerboard. I used scraps of purple, blue, red, and gold from the first 5 boards I built to make this pattern.

Dont Trust Users Tokens

2026-01-14T19:49:43Z

User states: Upon picking up an old project and trying to install pip says “cannot find a version to satisfy”

I’ve got this, I’ve had this a hundred times before it’s a python version, a rogue package, maybe a yank from the pinned deps. I pop open the project get us on the same commit. I get a different error, make a few updates and we are good, except the user gets the same error from the start.

They never saw the error I did, and my fix did not magically resolve their error. We circle all the things it could be for hours. I consistently wipe my venv, and recreate with ease, send them the commands I ran to no avail. Something is up and I can’t put my finger on it. We’ve checked all the things and inched as close as we can to running everything exactly the same.

Os
python version
Network vpn
uv version

Nothing makes any sense. Finally I throw in the towel, is it the artifact server. I forge a token and give him one to borrow.

BAM it works, like magic. The first sign of progress. Then he mentions.

Huh that’s odd cause I just got mine this morning

Failing to mention this any earlier that getting a new token for a service and it completely borked it! I get it though, the error was very oddly presented and not easy to see why

There it was all along, looking back in the logs I see his redacted token going to the wrong registry. One that does not include our packages, everything makes sense now. The reason it couldn’t find a version to satisfy was not a python version, os version, package conflict, it was that it couldn’t find a fucking version of the thing to begin with.

All this to say, don’t trust users tokens, save your time and just get fresh ones with them.

if you read this it’s all cool, like I said it’s all part of the job, no harsh feelings, at least we got a good story out of it right!

⭐ dbreunig whenwords

2026-01-14T17:08:20Z

Check out dbreunig and their project whenwords.

A relative time formatting library, with no code.

💭 Hollow Knight: Silksong by Ceen in 54:55 - Awesome Games Done ...

2026-01-14T02:35:01Z

What a goat, speedrunning silksong at a competitive pace, live, with live audience, while co hosting, and raising $2M for Prevent Cancer Foundation. CEEN moves in ways that do not compute with my brain, everything looks so simple, things that take me so long are done in a few swipes. Watching this it really make silkspear look OP, this thing does so much damage if you never take damage and can use it continuously without needing silk for healing.

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💭 "I shipped code I don't understand and I bet you have too" – J...

2026-01-14T02:15:41Z

Absolute banger of a conference talk, saving to come back with more notes later.

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High Halls Gauntlet Ending

2026-01-13T18:49:59Z

Conductors Melody

2026-01-13T18:43:43Z

Conductors Melody

Top Spool

2026-01-13T18:42:48Z

Top Spool

opencode variants

2026-01-13T08:53:36Z

Opencode is changing on the daily right now, today I noticed the word low pop up in Orange text in my opencode window. Looking into this they are exposing variants to the user. This allows you to change between fast or slow and thinking, the later taking more time to prepare before doing an action.

Swapping Variants in opencode

It looks like this toggle may have been here for awhile and I’m just now discovering it. Potentially because its a new feature of the free Zen provider.

Variants Many models support multiple variants with different configurations. OpenCode ships with built-in default variants for popular providers.

Built-in variants OpenCode ships with default variants for many providers:

Anthropic:

high - High thinking budget (default) max - Maximum thinking budget OpenAI:

Varies by model but roughly:

none - No reasoning minimal - Minimal reasoning effort low - Low reasoning effort medium - Medium reasoning effort high - High reasoning effort xhigh - Extra high reasoning effort Google:

low - Lower effort/token budget high - Higher effort/token budget

💭 Reflections on 13 years and 1,000 posts of writing on my blog

2026-01-13T03:15:54Z

Reflections on 13 years and 1,000 posts of writing on my blog - HAMY

hamy.xyz

The answer is I do it habitually. If there’s a big enough idea I’ve had floating around in my head and I think others might find it useful / interesting then I usually think it’s worth logging it somewhere. If I don’t, I’ll likely just keep thinking about it so might as well get it out of my head and on the internet where people can find it.

hammy

This is how you do it. If you want to do something, you need to make it a habit. Something you crave, something you need. I need to write my ideas down in this blog, it helps me index ideas for later, but more importantly it helps me flesh them out and think through real things.

Congrats on 1k, your site is awesome Hammy

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Ping 17

2026-01-12T12:01:16Z

I’m not sure if its good to keep issues and plans in the repo long term, but I’m going to give it a shot.

read @pages/issues/issue-1.md create a plan to fix the issue, then write your plan to fix in @pages/plans/fix-issue-1.md

💭 Don't fall into the anti-AI hype

2026-01-12T03:03:25Z

Don’t fall into the anti-AI hype

I'm glad someone was brave enough to say this. There is a lot of anti-AI sentiment in the software development community these days. Much of it is justified, but if …

@pierre/diffs is an open source diff and code rendering library. It's built on Shiki for syntax highlighting and theming, is super customizable, and comes packed with features.

Never believe in absolutes, see what I did there. The hype bros will take you to the extremes, ai will take your jobs in six months or be burned to the ground in six months. How about its useful now and will be more useful in six months. If you turned off the hype bro feed for six months you would probably be fine, in fact you would probably be better off for not capturing so much noise along the way. AI has gone the way of next js framework, it churns fast, hype bros are always an expert that know exactly whats best for everyone. It changes fast, what was the best last week might be dead next week. In fact getting to know what works well for you and knowing that tool really well for a longer period will take you farther.

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💭 Salesforces mistake - YouTube

2026-01-12T02:52:55Z

Salesforce gets pwnd by the ai hype bros and killed its reputation with employees, letting them know where they truely stand with them. 4k people sounds like a lot, its probably a big chunk of savings, but was it worth the loss of reputation? There must be a better way to give this a trial run that lets them understand this before disrupting the lives of real people right???

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Broodmother Eye

2026-01-11T18:03:37Z

Broodmother Eye

Big Flea 1

2026-01-11T18:01:55Z

Big Flea 1

Cogfly

2026-01-11T18:00:35Z

Cogfly

Beast Crest

2026-01-11T17:59:06Z

Beast Crest

Clawline

2026-01-11T17:57:57Z

Clawline

Ai

2026-01-11T13:48:43Z

Last updated Jan 2026.

Seealso

Looking for all posts tagged with ai see [[ tag/ai ]]

Ai is a tool I use a lot for code generation, research, image generation, and debugging. The words I publish on this site are my own unless explicitly stated from the top. There’s only one or two posts in this category.

Words are mine #

The core of what this blog is, is my thoughts ideas, sharing experiences. The words are the important part. They are not perfect, I often do not spell or grammer check, and what is here is from a flow state of writing and very often not refactored.

No AI unless explicitly stated

code gen #

Up till around 2023 all of the code to create the site was hand written by me. I have my own site generator that I maintain markata.

From 2023 through 2025 snippets of code, sometimes entire plugins or modules were created in chat apps like chatgpt. There was no agentic coding, windsurf, cursor, claude code, opencode, none of it. It was all integrated into the site by hand.

Starting around Dec 2025 I was finding freely available agents through tools like opencode to be more and more useful, making less mistakes, doing better at getting context and making changes. The flow is relying on heavy planning and issue reporting.

image gen #

I really got into stable diffusion as it came out. I thought it was fascinating to generate different kinds of images of things that I would otherwise have no ability to create, for a long time I was generating images for every post. I’ve moved on from doing it for every post, but still do it occasionally.

I’m not an artist, sometimes I like to include art that I would not otherwise be able to. Most of the art you see on a post is AI generated, and may not be called out.

Techbrophobic #

I feel this term strongly. I find ai tooling useful, but the industry and hype bros bring a bad taste.

The tools do not not do everything right, you still have to think, watch its output. You have to put the work in to do proper software engineering. Its not a magic pill, but it has the ability to implement ideas, plans, very quickly.

Also the whole industry creeps me out. The theft that happened to get here was wrong. AI shovoled into everything as slop sucks. The stock market pump is sus.

💭 Diffs, from Pierre

2026-01-10T23:28:59Z

Diffs, from Pierre

diffs.com

This looks like a really nice and performant diffing library that supports vanilla and react, with a lot of options.

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Portajohn Progress 01 10 2026

2026-01-10T18:58:03Z

A cutaway of the portajohn keyboard progress, it shows the internal trace from the bottom along with built in supports, reset button, power button, microcontroller cutout. I’m getting very happy with the progress. I really like the feel of the latest build, and can’t wait to have this solid build out there.

💭 Oxide and Friends 1/5/2026 -- Predictions 2026!! - YouTube

2026-01-09T21:41:43Z

I thought this was an interesting take from Simon. I’ve been hearing him consistently say there will be more demand for software engineering in the future. More companies will have the ability and need to deal with software applications, but fewer of us will be hand editing any code. I thought this was an interesting interaction in the clip.

Uh Simon, what do you got for us?

I’ve just got the one. I think the act

of the the the job of being paid money to type code into a computer Yeah.

will go the same way as punching punch cards.

Okay.

I do I think in

six years time I do not think it will anyone will be paid to 80:56 just do the thing where you type the code.

Just type the code. Okay.

I think software engineering will still be an enormous career. I just think the software engineers won’t be spending multiple hours of their day in a text editor typing out syntax. 81:09

It will look like punching cards. I think so. Yeah.

Yeah. Interesting. In uh in six years. Um and but software engineering still very much exists.

I believe so. I I hope so. [laughter] I very much hope so because I think

the um the challenge of being a software 81:23 engineer is not remembering

how if what what if what for loops look like. It is understanding what computers can do and how to turn fuzzy human requirements into actual like working software. And that’s that’s what we’re for. And I think we’ll still be doing that just a lot more of it in a lot more ambitious scale.

And then Okay. Do you Does the software engineer though deals with code? I mean they I mean the code is being written.

I think they probably look at it occasionally.

Okay. Only occasionally a little bit. So I met 81:53

Who debugs it?

Um I I hate to say it, the agents debug it themselves.

Okay. Who debugs your device driver that either works or doesn’t? I like

working on this programming language like I’m doing my own codegen and like

claude is happy to pull out GDB and just like

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opencode init prompt

2026-01-09T13:32:12Z

This is opencode’s init prompt.

Please analyze this codebase and create an AGENTS.md file containing:
1. Build/lint/test commands - especially for running a single test
2. Code style guidelines including imports, formatting, types, naming conventions, error handling, etc.
The file you create will be given to agentic coding agents (such as yourself) that operate in this repository. Make it about 150 lines long.
If there are Cursor rules (in .cursor/rules/ or .cursorrules) or Copilot rules (in .github/copilot-instructions.md), make sure to include them.
If there's already an AGENTS.md, improve it if it's located in <dir>

Og-Sample

2026-01-09T08:19:29Z

I’m making an effort to make my og images better yet again, I’m going for that next 10% better. I really like my og images, but there are some title sizes that overflow. This page is a page to help debug. How I make these og images is for another day.

Script #

I use my own static site generator markata. I can use it to generate a list of posts wrapped in their og image. I use itertools to do a groupby so that I can do roughly every 5 characters larger, and see a wide variety of sizes.

from markata import Markata
from itertools import groupby

markata = Markata()
lens = [{'length': len(post.title), 'title': post.title, 'slug': post.slug} for post in m.posts]
lens_sorted = sorted(lens, key=lambda x: x["length"])

groups = {
    k: list(g)
    for k, g in groupby(lens_sorted, key=lambda x: (x["length"] // 5) * 5)
}

posts = [g[0] for g in groups.values()]
ogs = [ f'[![{post["title"]}](https://shots.waylonwalker.com/shot/?url=https://waylonwalker.com/{ post["slug"] }/og/&height=600&width=1200&scaled_width=1200&scaled_height=600&format=jpg&v=4)](https://waylonwalker.com/{ post["slug"] }/og/)' for post in posts]
print("\n\n".join(ogs))

OG-Sample #

shots #

I also do Posts tagged: shots posts that change the og template quite a bit by adding the image to the page. I’ll do the same script, but add a filter to the images.

from markata import Markata
from itertools import groupby

markata = Markata()
lens = [{'length': len(post.title), 'title': post.title, 'slug': post.slug} for post in m.filter('templateKey=="shots" and "family" not in tags')]
lens_sorted = sorted(lens, key=lambda x: x["length"])

groups = {
    k: list(g)
    for k, g in groupby(lens_sorted, key=lambda x: (x["length"] // 5) * 5)
}

posts = [g[0] for g in groups.values()]
ogs = [ f'[![{post["title"]}](https://shots.waylonwalker.com/shot/?url=https://waylonwalker.com/{ post["slug"] }/og/&height=600&width=1200&scaled_width=1200&scaled_height=600&format=jpg&v=4)](https://waylonwalker.com/{ post["slug"] }/og/)' for post in posts]
print("\n\n".join(ogs))

POG

2026-01-08T20:17:27Z

POG: Play Of the Game - used to express shock or excitement after a noteworthy moment.

Broodmother Ending

2026-01-08T17:31:33Z

Broodmother Ending

Broodmother

2026-01-08T17:29:43Z

Broodmother

2026 Resolutions

2026-01-08T10:48:12Z

It’s that time of year, Coming back to work out of a big break and thinking about big changes.

Daily Notes #

Keep up with daily notes, maybe not here, I tend to have more targeted notes here with full blog posts, but for work daily notes is POG and needs to be leaned on. LLM’s do really good at ingesting markdown and reminding me of things that I need to do, or did, or need to follow up on.

Reader #

Social media is changing, quickly becoming enshitified, I enjoy interacting with some of the people I’ve met online, reading their opinions, and learning from their experiences. I don’t need their hot takes, don’t care about their political takes. I like boring posts that typically fade out of whats picked up on the algorithm. I like a good 5-10 minute read or a long form podcast talk. I will be aggressively collecting more rss feeds to read and keep up with.

(Neo)Vim #

I’ve had these bad habits in my config for years, from day one of using vim. It’s time to kill these. jjgww. I killed them this morning, we will see how long I keep typing out jj all over my editor before I fix it mentally.

-- bad habits
vim.keymap.set("i", "jj", "<esc>")
vim.keymap.set("i", "jk", "<esc>")
vim.keymap.set("i", "JJ", "<esc>")
vim.keymap.set("i", "jJ", "<esc>")
vim.keymap.set("i", "Jj", "<esc>")

Tip

I need to lean on <C-o> a little more to run single commands in normal mode from insert mode. The pattern that is hitting me hard right now is jjgwwA insert mode, format, insert at end of line.

Distrobox #

I was a heavy user of distrobox as my primary dev environment on Bazzite and I need to get back there. I have a lot of stuff installed on this current system. I’ve been sloppy. I am not sure I was planning on staying on arch/hyprland long, I did it to do it with my son, his got borked a month ago and he is back to bazzite, I think I’ll be back there and want to be ready to float freely between distros.

clean dotfiles
work from a distrobox image that I make
keep working projects backed up

Vibe Coding #

Agents are the future, people that I really trust are on both sides of the argument. Some saying they stopped coding months ago and claude does everything for them. Some in between, some are completely against.

It feels like the tooling has really taken off over the past few months, the models are getting better, but not at the same rate they were. The tools are really making this possible.

My experience is quite mixed, I’m often impressed with what it does, and appalled at how bad it does other things. I just want it to do what I mean with the fewest words possible. I’ve been working on deeper plans more and more, still with mixed results. With larger plans the models seem to do more work, but still not getting that great experience every time.

I really need to get my workspaces workflow down, have models working in a separate workspace, and be willing to throw away shit code quickly and try again from another angle.

The future is a deep understanding on what needs to be done, how do to it, and not the syntax. The tools are getting better. You need to know less and less about them, less and less about models as the auto routers get better. The core skills of architecture, design, and implementation are more important than ever.

Last year I was able to vibe out some POC work, but still not letting the agents touch my production code. It wasn’t there for me, I probably did not have access to the really good stuff either. Now I think what I have access to is catching up to Claude.

sandbox them
quick to POC
quick to move on from broken attempts
learn to lead
learn to let go of syntax opinions
learn what makes good products/tools/apis hold the vibes to this.

There’s something here, very respectable people are betting on this, but its not working for me, I don’t think I have the right tools. I already have it a day, and got a few hundred LOC out while theo is claiming opus can do 10k.

Not Everything will be a side hustle #

I’ve tried to start too many side hustles, none of them work out. Thinking of them as a side hustle steals the joy of the hobby. I have too much going on outside of work for adding things like this not to add stress to already stressful situations, I need to reduce stress and find the joy and happiness in side projects and not turn everything into something more.

Keebs #

This one is fresh on the mind only because I just built out a new keyboard for work. I want to have a good robust build at home, work, and potentially have a good backup. I have a good design that is very cheap and fairly easy to build, but is quite time consuming. I am going to put some work in early this year to get a couple of clones.

More Offline #

Looking back at 2025, I actually did fairly well of doing a bit more offline. It’s been a hard transition out of pandemic times for our family, we had a lot of extra health precautions that lasted longer than most other people.

This year I should do more of this. More bike rides, more skate, more basement hangouts, more art.

New dart board in the basement

More creativity. I designed and built fingerboard obstacles to work like legos with 3/4" plywood last November.

building a fingerboard park in the basement

More building

building set for Jolly Holiday with Rhiannon

building boxes for Jolly Holiday with Wyatt

More bike rides, fewer nice days wasted, they are relaxing and get good energy out.

Bike Rides

Faydown Cloak

2026-01-08T07:43:46Z

Faydown Cloak

💭 There's an Actual Reason You Can't Recycle Plastic - YouTube

2026-01-08T03:16:18Z

In all of the documentaries I’ve seen on how hard it is to recycle plastic, how hard it is to separate all the small pieces from each other, how expensive it is, dirty it is, how just plain ineffective we are at doing it I’ve never seen this angle. In a nutshell the other side of the equation is that as we pull natural gas out of shale is that we pull ethylene out as a byproduct. We don’t even ask for it, it just comes with the methane gas that we are going for. So as we drill, Frack, and mine this out to heat our homes and create electricity we are stuck with all of this ethylene. It’s terrible for the environment, just like methane it’s a rough greenhouse gas. Companies are allowed to flare off a certain amount, they can push some down the pipe, but are still left with tons leftover that they practically give away. Turns out that this stuff is very cheap and very much wants to be turned into plastic. Very clean food grade plastic, very easily and cheaply compared to recycling. Excess is a big problem that needs solutions, but it has hard problems at both ends of the situation that don’t make it easy for anyone trying to take care of it.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 feat: add llms.txt endpoint for LLM-optimized documentation by...

2026-01-08T01:22:02Z

feat: add llms.txt endpoint for LLM-optimized documentation by quantizor · Pull Request #2388 · tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com

Add /llms.txt endpoint that serves a concatenated, text-only version of all Tailwind CSS documentation pages optimized for Large Language Model consumption.

Extract text from MDX files, removing J…

In the near future, transforming text over an entire document will become as commonplace as filtering images.

Damn this one is getting some reach, I’ve seen it from Simon Willison and Justin Searls and t3.gg. I feel for Adam, He has built a fantastic product that the world is running with, something we all needed. Something that everyone laughs at turns their nose up “ppft I don’t need that” the first time they see it, but once they try people get it, and a lot of them like it and keep it. But its something that no one really wants to pay for, no matter how big of products get built on it. As we see more and more features coming to css, its not stopping, the work will always be there. I really hope to see something happen to tailwind to keep it afloat. massive growth and revenue down 80% does not help.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Rune Admonition

2026-01-07T18:18:52Z

!!! Rune

ᚨᛚᛚᚨᛁ ᛗᚨᚾᚾᚨ ᚠᚱᛖᛁ

!!! Rune

hi hello

Tip

Here’s a tip

💭 Photoshop for text — Steph Ango

2026-01-06T02:48:34Z

Photoshop for text

Steph Ango · stephango.com

While the non deterministic nature of llms scare the heck out of me in the sense of just cutting it loose on my writing. letting it go through all of my files and just edit them. I do like the idea of mundane tools like “desaturate”, “Gaussian blur”, evolving out of it for text. I don’t yet see this with the tools we have now, but it will be interesting to see them evolve.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Hornet On A Bench

2026-01-05T20:41:33Z

Hornet sitting on a bench. I 3d printed, painted, and assembled this set. I really like how the bronze bench with gold highlights turned out. The distressing on her nail and dress look great in person, and don’t come through the best the way the image is lit.

💭 File over app — Steph Ango

2026-01-05T18:54:06Z

File over app

If you want to create digital artifacts that last, they must be files you can control, in formats that are easy to retrieve and read. Use tools that give you...

Steph Ango · stephango.com

file over app is a fantastic philosophy laid out well and concisely documented very well in this post. The idea is that tools will change, we will want to use different tools, different editors, different computers over time. What’s likely to outlast everything is plain text files that we can interact with a wide variety of tools. Not encrypted in dedicated formats that die with our tools, but in plain text where a computer from 2160 is likey as capable of reading the file as one from 1960 would be.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ tpope vim-speeddating

2026-01-04T23:10:42Z

I recently discovered vim-speeddating by tpope, and it’s truly impressive.

speeddating.vim: use CTRL-A/CTRL-X to increment dates, times, and more

⭐ JaKooLit Wallpaper-Bank

2026-01-04T21:41:57Z

Check out JaKooLit and their project Wallpaper-Bank.

Additional wallpapers which will be offered to users for my hyprland scripts

Kickflip Down The 3 Stair - Fingerboarding

2026-01-04T19:55:43Z

kickflip down the 3 stair - fingerboarding

Kickflip down the 3 set using my new hand made 5 ply fingerboard.

tpope vim-speeddating

2026-01-04T16:59:33Z

Today I discovered vim-speeddating by tpope. I’m sure I’ve seen years ago but it did not click for my workflow until today. I often go through pictures from my phone for the past few days and make Posts tagged: shots posts, but I want to date them to about when the image was taken most of the time. This allows me to quickly bump days up and down using c-a and c-x even around the new year.

Michael Lynch maintains HN Popularity Contest, a site that tracks personal blogs on Hacker News and scores them based on how well they perform on that platform. The engine behind …

Sound on, listen to those new switches.

I'm Loving These Akko Creamy Yellow V3s

2026-01-04T16:22:35Z

my latest porta john full mx build with Akko Creamy Yellow V3s installed on the right side and a hodge podge of Durock Lupine and kaihl browns on the left.

new keeb so good

2026-01-03T21:03:13Z

New keeb feeling so good I don’t want to leave it. I’m going to go from having my worse favorite at work, to having my new favorite at work.

💭 The most popular blogs of Hacker News in 2025

2026-01-03T18:14:32Z

Convert a video from dark mode to light mode with FFmpeg!

Congrats Simon! Well deserved metric for the level of content that he produces, Its remarkable the amount of high quality posts that come out of Simon Willison. Also this looks like a really great resource to find other high quality blogs that I have not read before.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

A collection of custom mechanical keyboard keycaps, including several sets of purple, white, and other colored keycaps, are arranged on a wooden desk surface

2026-01-03T18:07:29Z

A collection of custom mechanical keyboard keycaps, including several sets of purple, white, and other colored keycaps, are arranged on a wooden desk surface.

⭐ steveyegge gastown

2026-01-02T18:43:02Z

I’m really excited about gastown, an amazing project by steveyegge. It’s worth exploring!

Gas Town - multi-agent workspace manager

light mode screen recording css

2026-01-02T10:29:10Z

Yesterday I wrote about a way to do light mode screen recording to convert to light mode from dark mode with ffmpeg. I was wondering if it could be done entirely on the front end for web applications. Turns out you can. I’m sure there are limited wikis and site builders that don’t allow adding style like this, but it works if you can.

<video
    src="https://dropper.waylonwalker.com/file/1c53dbcb-4b84-4e94-9f04-a42986ab3fa1.mp4?width=800"
    controls
    style="filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) contrast(1.2) saturate(1.1);"
    >
</video>

0 deg hue rotate

90 deg hue rotate

180 deg hue rotate

270 deg hue rotate

⭐ ThePrimeagen 99

2026-01-02T04:36:11Z

Check out 99 by ThePrimeagen. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

Neovim AI agent done right

Portajohn3 Ironing Issues

2026-01-01T21:51:26Z

A close-up view of portajohn3 during build, it has most but not all keycaps installed.

This photo really highlights how bad the 3d printer did on ironing the top of this keyboard. Luckily I had printed it has a lower profile, and am putting full size keys in it, so for it to sit flush I need to print some extra blocks to fill it in anyways.

💭 Convert a video from dark mode to light mode with FFmpeg!

2026-01-01T18:00:56Z

Here

Converting video from dark mode to light mode after the fact is a pretty great idea, I’m surprised at how well it does. Its definitely not perfect, but looks really good.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Portajohn3 Keyboard Plate

2026-01-01T17:18:39Z

A black keyboard plate with multiple switch sockets, awaiting switches and PCB.

light mode screen recording

2026-01-01T10:14:17Z

I saw this tip from Cassidoo and had to try it out for myself. I kicked on a screen recording right from where my terminal was, converted it, and it actually looks pretty good.

ffmpeg \
   -i screenrecording-2026-01-01_10-10-49.mp4 \
   -vf "negate,hue=h=180,eq=contrast=1.2:saturation=1.1" \
   screenrecording-2026-01-01_10-10-49-light.mp4

Dark Mode

Smartphones are black holes

Light Mode

There are a few unsettling things about it, but overall I feel like it was a success.

Custom Keyboard Keycaps and 3D Printer

2025-12-29T22:16:37Z

Portajohn3 getting printed on a bambu lab A1 printer

My First Hand Pressed Fingerboard Complete

2025-12-29T19:37:27Z

My first hand pressed fingerboard with teak tuning trucks. It has a purple bottom layer. Sitting on the bottom of a 3-stair.

New Dart Board In The Basement

2025-12-29T15:55:20Z

I got a new dart board in the basement for Christmas, It’s been super fun to play with the kids. We are getting a pretty good setup down there.

First Fingerboard In The Press

2025-12-28T19:41:06Z

5 layers of plywood pressed into a 3d printed fingerboard press.

Garmond And Zaza

2025-12-25T09:50:44Z

Garmond And Zaza

💭 RAM Prices Are Getting Worse - YouTube

2025-12-24T02:34:55Z

I actually like linus’s take here. My parents dropped $4k (~$8k in todays money) on a computer when I was a kid, (which turned into something too $$ to let me touch at that point). I played some educational games that no one else has heard of and I’ve long forgotten along with an early ciivilization game. It was e-waste in 2 years we maybe kept it 5, and it was barely working. Contrast this to my PC now I spent $2k on 3 years ago refurb from 2017, and it has no signs of age from me, does everything I need it to. Ram crisis sucks, the outright reason behind it sucks. But on the bright side you can still get a baller build for less than you could late 90s without inflation. The industry is not there for consumers right now, we had better times, but its still not bad times. Keep the hope alive that good times will come.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Smartphones are black holes

2025-12-24T02:29:01Z

They can bend spacetime without you even realizing it. People often get offended when I tell them that I don't have a phone, thinking that I'm lying and I just

Sylvain Kerkour · kerkour.com

This sounds great…. I’m sick AF right now and dont want to do anything but watch YouTube, and let opencode do my work.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Simon Says Bell Ending

2025-12-23T18:59:11Z

Simon Says Bell Ending

Simon Says Bell

2025-12-23T18:58:08Z

Simon Says Bell

⭐ jdx usage

2025-12-22T16:42:40Z

The work on usage by jdx.

A specification for CLIs

⭐ jdx pitchfork

2025-12-22T16:42:37Z

I’m impressed by pitchfork from jdx.

Daemons with DX

💭 Using stderr/stdout correctly - YouTube

2025-12-22T15:35:30Z

Yeah there’s some basics, you know things you might expect like using standard error and standard out correctly. One thing I’ll say on that because I think this is commonly misunderstood, standard error is not for errors, it’s for any information that isn’t part of the normal output. So you know often times that’s warnings and errors, but it might just be progress information. You know anytime that you just need to have something go to the user that’s what it’s there for." (6:15 - 6:42)

I’ve definitely done this sin in my own tooling before, and it does make things harder to use. I think I still take err/out at face value. I really like the translation Jeff gave here, one is for normal output, i.e. what the user asked for and the other is extra information. So if I wanted to list something and pipe it into something else, stdout only captures the list, thats it. if you have a bunch of information about config warnings, showing environment, are you sure questions, none of that is captured.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

big slow diskcache

2025-12-22T14:12:26Z

Codeium Is Cooked

2025-12-22T10:13:08Z

Codeium what are you doing? It’s spamming I’m a little bit of a nerd in the completion.

YouTube Gemini is Actually Useful

2025-12-22T10:09:55Z

I’ve found Gemini to be very useful lately, especially for finding information within long form content.

When writing thought-896, I wanted to use a direct quote from Jeff Dickey, Gemini popped it out very quickly.

give me a quote from jeff just before the timestamp I'm at the interviewer
asked what makes a good cli and he started talking about stdout/stderr

In another case, my wife and I are huge Good Eats fans. Alton Brown taught us how to cook during college and on. We watched every single good eats episode nearly 10 years after they aired. He is back with some updates to those those shows on his Youtube. Gemini gives very good detailed responses with timestamps.

Alton Brown had a recent YouTube video for cooking turkey. Can you get the
instructions from the video?

Ping 15

2025-12-22T08:55:20Z

mise looks like what I wanted nix to be for me.

⭐ jdx mise

2025-12-21T16:18:10Z

The work on mise by jdx.

dev tools, env vars, task runner

Mise looks promising

2025-12-21T10:52:57Z

I’ve been all in on just for a while now, but mise looks so good it might be my next move.

Phantom End

2025-12-21T09:35:34Z

Phantom End

Phantom Fight

2025-12-21T09:33:48Z

Phantom Fight

Phantom

2025-12-21T09:31:50Z

Phantom

⭐ Maxteabag sqlit

2025-12-21T05:47:39Z

Maxteabag has done a fantastic job with sqlit. Highly recommend taking a look.

A user friendly TUI for SQL databases. Written in python. Supports SQL server, Mysql, PostreSQL and SQLite, Turso and more.

⭐ webinstall webi-installers

2025-12-20T19:52:27Z

webi-installers by webinstall is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

Primary and community-submitted packages for webinstall.dev

Fixing The Marquee For Jolly Holiday

2025-12-20T18:06:34Z

Waylon up at the Marquee of the theater fixing the fallen letters before the night show.

💭 You Might Also Like: My Notes Blog - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

2025-12-19T16:11:31Z

Gross phone

2025-12-19T09:51:00Z

Is there a world that giving my phone to my kids does not result in it being covered in peanut butter and snot?

Developer Vs Artist Ai

2025-12-19T09:44:00Z

The other day I was watching [thePrimeTimeagen]https://youtube.com/@theprimetimeagen?si=jVcp23FbfQSFZfDc) and he talked about devs loving ai and artists revolting. There was some discussion in chat about art being more creative and prime quickly squashed that. He ended with being oddly confused why developers are jumping on board and artists are not. Both had their art stolen to build out the models.

my own vibes

I'm writing this from my phone without further research, all vibes, personal experience, and thoughts,  no research.

Good Tools #

First I want to argue that artists have had some form of ai in their tools for years. Idk, probably not ai as we know it today but functionally similar. Content aware fill. This is a Photoshop feature from Adobe, as far as I know it’s one of the special things you get from Adobe that you don’t get from the FOSS alternatives easily.

This is an example of a good took that is well loves by the community and widely used, if you put ai in it to make it better no one would care, if it made things look oddly ai it would get rejected.

taking the brush #

Here is the critical difference that I see between the communities. Software development has made great tools for itself in a wide spectrum, from hands off vibe code no code to better auto complete. There’s something for everyone and every situation. This feels very obvious the minute you try to look at how to do it. In fact we started with better autocomplete. This autocomplete is really good at recognizing patterns in your document and continuing your current thought for you.

Art is a complete 180. It started with prompt engineering. Hands off let the tool do everything, you do nothing but prompt it. If it’s wrong reprompt. Diffusion is the worst because it generates completely new results every time nothing like what you had before. The newer stuff from openai and nano banana are not diffusion and do much better text and edits, but it’s not the same.

hands off is frustrating #

Anyone who has tried to get something specific from ai art or code gen without touching it themselves knows the frustration that you ask it to do one thing that takes 3 prompts to get it to understand what your asking and by the time it’s right it’s wrecked something else. It’s not fun, it’s soul sucking and ripe for meme content.

freedom of expression #

Software development has made a really good effort to make really great tools for itself. We have a wide spectrum that allow you to prototype fast, get something complex working in hours not month, but riddles with issues. Allowing us to get better scoped work from PMs who have put their hands on a semi working prototype. We have the ability to slice out parts and refactor with ease, and when things really matter we can right the code ourselves with ai there to take away the boilerplate repetition that finds it’s way into some modules.

I’m sure there is better ai art tools out there that allow artists to keep their brush in hand and enhance their skills, but I have not seen them. Ive seen in painting, but its not discoverable as it’s first experience, is hard to setup, might cost a lot, and doesn’t quite fit in to where you work with it. It’s still all or nothing prompt engineering, just a bit more focused in.

ai video #

I haven’t even thought much about things like sora throughout this. I can say for sure I’m enjoying editors for small time creators having the ability to throw in short clips to enhance the story. Especially for story telling style content that is impossible to get real video of, and would cost a fortune to build set, costume, and cast. It makes no sense for this scale. The McDonald’s and coke videos im on the fence on. They seem fine, they don’t feel inspiring, great, or terrible to me.

fin #

Developers naturally started with great tools here, and artist were given tools for developers to do art with, nothing tools for them.

Please tell me I’m wrong, artists have great tools you just haven’t seen them. I’d love to be wrong.

nginx accepts markdown

2025-12-18T15:31:49Z

💭 “You should never build a CMS” | Sanity

2025-12-17T15:21:41Z

“You should never build a CMS” | Sanity

Lee Robinson migrated cursor.com off Sanity. He made good points. Here's what he missed.

Sanity.io · sanity.io

Such a good breakdown of the leerob article, that is hitting everywhere right now. Feels like sanity was just a bit late to getting things right and it would have just worked for them how leerob was trying to use it, but MCP sucked so he jumped.

Reading their loose descriptions of a CMS, its an interesting realization to realize I’m rolling my own cms. I kinda feel like theres a few inspiration features to take from here, but I have no regrets. As a developer I like being able to build my own tools, I like being able to search and edit from nvim, and not have to write GROQ queries, and transforms. There were some really good points here that as I get more and more content on my personal site, I do kinda feel it. I’m surprised there is not more tooling that does some of these things for piles of markdown.

pinning this to re-read later, feels like a lot of good tidbits here.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Github Tax (I can't believe they actually did this...) - Y...

2025-12-17T15:04:09Z

It really feels like M$ is coming down hard on GH lately to make some unfavorable decisions for users. Maybe there is good reason for all of these changes from a business perspective, I can’t judge that. But right now there are some really great alternatives out there. I’m so grateful for what forgejo and gittea offer, and at the same time seeing the community get split up from GH is sad.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Ping 12

2025-12-16T11:44:47Z

Is bet new teen lingo? My kid is starting to say bet in every sentence.

So he explained it as “I’m down”, “You bet”, “Yes”, “I like that”, “You betcha”

Ping 11

2025-12-16T08:11:43Z

Naming things is hard, pings will now be numbered.

💭 Hollow Knight: Silksong - Sea of Sorrow Teaser

2025-12-16T04:28:37Z

Silksong DLC announcement already, we waited 8 years for the game, and are getting DLC’s months after launch. Dudes I haven’t even finished the game get, maybe not even half way. It’s amazing. Its amazing that these three make such a kick ass game with great art, story, voice, gameplay, and now drop a free dlc in 2026.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

I'm being gaslit by the ai

2025-12-15T16:16:12Z

I’m being gaslit by the ai. It just did a big hard change, now cant do a seemingly basic change, and assures me that that its fixed my issue on every iteration.

Finished Elf House

2025-12-14T13:27:43Z

Waylon and Rhiannon standing in front of a mostly finished elf house built for the Jolly Holiday Performance at the local theater.

Cogwork Saved Pill

2025-12-14T09:26:19Z

Cogwork Saved Pill

numbered posts in obsidian

2025-12-13T22:28:28Z

I’ve been using this one for awhile now, I have a post type that I only edit from my phone, but I have all the post numbered. I set up a template in obsidian for using templater, the template goes right in the static site repo, I point templater to the templates directory and this has been working pretty seamlessly for awhile.

---
date: <% tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss") %>
templateKey: myposttype
published: true
tags:
- myposttype
<%*
const folder = "pages/myposttype";

// get all files in the vault, keep only those inside the folder
const files = app.vault.getFiles().filter(f => f.path.startsWith(folder + "/"));

// extract numeric suffixes from filenames like myposttype-123.md
const nums = files.map(f => {
  const m = f.basename.match(/^myposttype-(\d+)$/);
  return m ? parseInt(m[1], 10) : null;
}).filter(n => n !== null);

// next number (start at 1 if none exist)
const next = (nums.length ? Math.max(...nums) : 0) + 1;

// include the .md extension when moving
const newPath = `${folder}/myposttype-${next}`;
await tp.file.move(newPath);
%>
---

💭 AI, DevOps, and Kubernetes: Kelsey Hightower on What’s Next - ...

2025-12-13T04:07:15Z

Kelsey has a really good lightbulb moment here about platform engineering.

“if you had to do all the deployments for the entire company what questions would you ask of the development team?”

That’s your api, your platform, this is your product as a platform engineer. It’s not images, docker, terraform, hcl, yaml, kubernetes, It’s building out the right api for your company to deploy its products effectively.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdUbTyvrfKo&t=429s

timestamped

Note

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⭐ andrii-kryvoviaz slink

2025-12-12T13:40:24Z

Check out andrii-kryvoviaz and their project slink.

Self-hosted image sharing service

notifications for static site builds

2025-12-12T08:28:45Z

This morning I set up notifications for changes to my static site builds leveraging git name status and ntfy.

git name status

2025-12-12T07:53:57Z

--name-status is a great way to see what files have changed in a git diff alongside the status code. I recently used this in a script to create a report of new and modified files during a build.

git diff --name-status
git diff --name-status origin/main
git diff --name-status --staged
git diff --name-status 'HEAD@{3 days ago}'

Dude Locked In

2025-12-11T11:50:07Z

My son wanted to help shovel snow, usually this means, I’ll piddle around, have Fun, maybe make things worse, but it’s ok cause I’ll make it a good time. Tonight he was LOCKED IN and got a good chunk of the neighbors drive and entire sidewalk done.

fast changing dev server today

2025-12-10T13:45:49Z

The dev server is cooking today, I’ve dropped markata builds from 2m40s (hot cache) in prod to 15s (hot cache) in dev. Currently building 2745 posts and 274 feeds.

The Right Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab

2025-12-10T09:48:14Z

Running kubernetes in your homelab is a fantastic way to learn, explore, express yourself, and run services that you use.

The Right Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab #

There are not many

You want to learn kubernetes
You like kubernetes
You want to learn to scale

There are also The Wrong Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab

You want to learn kubernetes #

Homelabbing is a such a great way to learn new skills, deploy real apps that you use. Create new custom apps for your specific use cases that no one else has. You should absolutely run kubernetes in your homelab if you want to learn it.

I would recommend to start locally, pull up kind, minikube, or k3d and start from your local machine before putting it on a server.

When you decide you are ready for a server, you probably don’t need any crazy hardware. You can probably run on some old retired Dell Optiplex or an old desktop someone is throwing out as it no longer runs windows.

You like kubernetes #

Hell Yeah Brother, 100% no better reason to run kubernetes at home than because you enjoy it. I’m with you. There’s nothing quite like having git ops kick in and deploy new services, updates, watching deployments rollover with zero downtime. Watching your cluster heal itself when a node goes down. Never ssh-ing in to do deployments. Still owning your entire hardware.

You want to learn to scale #

This is probably a stretch reason, maybe not a good one, there are probably better ways, but here we go.

Don’t claim that you need scale in your homelab, you don’t. But it sure is fun to run a cluster of nodes, and load balancing services that run across them. Solving these hard problems to scale across machines is hard. There’s no way around it, there’s a lot to think about. Doing so in a low stakes environment that you have skin in the game is a great way to learn.

I run kubernetes in my homelab #

I run it and I really like it

What flavor of autism did you guys get, I got the kind where I run kubernetes in my basement.

Here are some things I really like about it, and Yes I know you can achieve most of these without kubernetes.

I don’t have to ssh, hardly ever.
I can see everything I’m running, and its defined in a manifest
k9s is amazing, and I use it all the time.
- shell into running pods
- restart deployments
- scale deployments
- trigger cronjobs
- watch logs
- I can scale our minecraft server to 0 in seconds if we are in a different season of life
ArgoCD is amazing
- I ❤️ gitops
Ingress just works
Longhorn
- makes snapshots and backups easy
- makes multi node easy
zero-downtime deployments
self healing health checks

I mostly do very simple things, deployments with a container, a volume and ingress. Probably things that you could easily run on fly.io. Theres nothing really fancy. I just like how easy this setup works for me.

minecraft server memory

2025-12-10T08:46:36Z

I learned to today that setting MEMORY on your minecraft server causes the JVM to egregiously allocate all of that memory. Not setting it causes slow downs and potential crashes, but setting INIT_MEMORY and MAX_MEMORY gives us the best of both worlds. It is allowed to use more, but does not gobble it all up on startup.

In this economy we need to save all the memory we can!

Here is a non-working snippet for a minecraft server deployment in kubernetes.

      containers:
        - name: dungeon
          image: itzg/minecraft-server
          env:
            - name: EULA
              value: "true"
            - name: INIT_MEMORY
              value: "512M"
            - name: MAX_MEMORY
              value: "3G"

and in docker compose

  dungeon:
    image: itzg/minecraft-server
    environment:
      EULA: "true"
      INIT_MEMORY: "512M"
      MAX_MEMORY: "3G"

Cogwork Core Gang Fight

2025-12-09T20:32:01Z

Cogwork Core Gang Fight

💭 Why is Everyone So Wrong About AI Water Use?? - YouTube

2025-12-09T14:39:18Z

I did not realize all the places to be considered as AI water usage. Hank goes deep highlighting all of the sources he is aware of, most reports leave off a lot of these sources, some reports go maybe too far adding sources that may not make sense depending on the question you are asking.

As someone that runs computers with gpus in their house, and watching LTT make AIO installs on GPUs I’ve wondered what would AI use water for, now I understand that its a lot. No where near agriculture, but a lot.

Unlike running a gpu in your house, potentially with a closed loop AIO, data centers are filled with hardware making heat and it all must go somewhere. Current technology has this done with evaporative cooling, i.e. its not a closed loop, the water goes into the sky.

He goes on to point out that its not just the data center, using water, but also chip fab and power plants.

Something I hadn’t put a lot of thought into is the type of water. While a lot of agriculture and power applications do not use municipal water, a lot of data centers do, putting excess strain on water treatment.

Something I find interesting is that Altman is doing the same thing here that he does on his financial numbers. Stating they use almost nothing on inference. Missing training, missing training for models that turned out to be a flop and never made it anywhere, but they learned how to make better models from it. Missing chip fab, construction, transportation, and power. The way report numbers bases on a small subset of their entire business feels wrong.

Anyways Hank does a great job at saying this is not a simple answer, its complicated. Things are moving so fast that its hard to be accurate, its hard for infrastructure to keep up. There’s a lot more to think about than the water use on a single query.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Notes – 05:09 Tue 9 Dec 2025 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-12-09T14:08:20Z

Notes – 05:09 Tue 9 Dec 2025

Deprecations via warnings don’t work for Python libraries

Age verification hitting bluesky?? At least its not yet requiring your govt issued id or anything, but stepping that direction. I don’t know how I feel about age checks, does it actually protect kids when parents aren’t involved? I can’t say anything there, but it really does feel like its about ready to hurt the rest of us, requiring us to whip out ids and personal data for anything done online. This is a real problem that is hard to solve, and reasons why it has not been solved yet.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Deprecations via warnings don’t work for Python libraries

2025-12-09T14:01:29Z

Seth Larson reports that urllib3 2.6.0 released on the 5th of December and finally removed the HTTPResponse.getheaders() and HTTPResponse.getheader(name, default) methods, which have been marked as...

I found the problem and it's really bad. Looking at your log, here's the catastrophic command that was run: rm -rf tests/ patches/ plan/ ~/ See that ~/ at the …

Deprecation warnings are so easy to miss, ignore, become numb to. Creating tools and processes to catch and address these issues is important. I’m surprised such big projects let deprecations just hang around for years.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 A quote from Claude

2025-12-09T13:56:30Z

A quote from Claude

snow-fall Web Component—zachleat.com

damn this is a rough one. A users entire home directory removed by claude code from an rm command.

rm -rf tests/ patches/ plan/ ~/

Reading the first half of that command it LGTM. If you had approved rm, you are hosed. If this is inside a larger script its running, you really gotta read close. This one still feels pretty obvious, but I can imagine some bash doing some nasty things I miss if I read it and understand it let alone glance at it.

I’ll take this as a reminder that I really need to be paying full-ass attention to agents, and moving towards a better sandbox for them, something in docker, maybe something like distrobox that is a magic wrapper over podman that just gives you the things you need for what it does. Something that starts up with access to start web servers, run agentic cli of choice, see project, git commit. It feels like the right thing has a lot of what distrobox does, but distrobox has too much and would be prone to this using it as I’ve used it in the past.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Cogwork Dancers Fight

2025-12-09T13:51:16Z

Cogwork Dancers Fight

og

2025-12-09T12:49:21Z

OG is short for open graph, a set of standard meta tags that are used for social media sharing. This is what tells other websites how to describe and display your site when shared on social media, text messages, or discord.

One Year Of Shots

2025-12-09T12:44:39Z

I’ve been running my shot scraper api for a year now. It creates og images for my website and thumbnails for my [[ reader ]] using a headless chrome instance.

25870 shots
73 shots per day on average
12-09-2025 first shot taken

Histogram #

a histogram of shot counts by day

You can see in the histogram that I’ve had a few big spike days, This has been mostly for days that I’ve integrated into a new service or changed the endpoint. On February 13, 2025 I swapped over from using the post to using template specific to open graph images.

-content = "https://shots.waylonwalker.com/shot/?url={{ config.url }}{{ post.slug }}&height=600&width=1200&scaled_width=1200&scaled_height=600"
+content = "https://shots.waylonwalker.com/shot/?url={{ config.url }}{{ post.slug }}/og/&height=600&width=1200&scaled_width=1200&scaled_height=600"

Image Comparison

Original Post Image

originally I simply used an image of the post itself

New OG Image

In Feb 2025 I made OG specific templates to use for the OG images.

Swapping to og images

Collage #

For fun I made a collage of all the shots. It’s cool to see all of these together, I remember a lot of the thumbnails and posts. Many of them from my rss reader.

collage of all shots, click to see full size

I tried to make a video collage, but turns out it takes a long time to show all 25k shots in video form. It also turned out to be a bit of a strobe as I don’t yet have it figured out how to dark mode in headless chrome.

video collage of shots

video collage of 600 shots, I tried to include all, but even at 20fps its a 20 minute video.

web snow fall

2025-12-09T10:21:17Z

I found snow-fall component from zachleat, and its beautiful… to me. I like the way it looks, its simple and whimsical.

Install #

There is an npm package @zachleat/snow-fall if that’s your thing. I like vendoring in small things like this.

curl -o static/snow-fall.js https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zachleat/snow-fall/refs/heads/main/snow-fall.js

I generally save it in my justfile so that I remember how I got it and how to update…. yaya I could use npm, but I don’t for no build sites.

get-snowfall:
    curl -o static/snow-fall.js https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zachleat/snow-fall/refs/heads/main/snow-fall.js

Usage #

Now add the component to your page.

<!-- This belongs somewhere inside <head> -->
<script type="module" src="snow-fall.js"></script> <!-- Adjust the src to your path -->

<!-- This belongs somewhere inside <body> -->
<!-- Anything before will be below the snow. -->
<snow-fall></snow-fall>
<!-- Anything after will show above the snow. -->

check your kubeconfig expire time

2025-12-08T20:59:27Z

Today I learned an important lesson that you should periodically check on your kubeconfigs expiration date. It’s easy to do. You can ask for the client-certificate-data from your kubeconfig, decode it, and use openssl to get the expiration date.

kubectl config view --raw -o jsonpath='{.users[0].user.client-certificate-data}' \
  | base64 -d 2>/dev/null \
  | openssl x509 -noout -dates

Note

This will only work for the first user, if you have more than one user or context defined in your kubeconfig you will need to adjust.

Not every print needs supports

2025-12-08T14:17:05Z

Not every print needs supports. So many models default to having it on, whether needed or not. Well designed parts, designed for 3d printing almost never need supports (depending on constraints).

Slab Fight

2025-12-08T12:17:45Z

Slab Fight

Stolen Dress

2025-12-08T12:14:16Z

Stolen Dress

Moss Mother 2 Fight

2025-12-08T12:11:58Z

Moss Mother 2 Fight

reminder Include steps to reproduce

2025-12-08T10:09:23Z

Include steps to reproduce your bug when you file a bug report or issue. You may quickly forget how you got there, and no one can fix a bug that is not reproducible.

💭 3d Printing a Geared Vice - Will It work? - YouTube

2025-12-07T21:28:39Z

This looks like a really good low cost option for some workholding. There is never a shortage of workholding in the shop and everything has a place. Having something low cost that you can have a bunch of makes a lot of sense. Maybe you still need a super scucum unit for really clamping the shit out of something, but this easily covers most use cases in a garage workshop. I want to build it.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Moorwing

2025-12-07T21:18:30Z

Moorwing

💭 Steam Machine CAN Start at $399 with THIS SKU! | Cut Down Yiel...

2025-12-07T17:24:50Z

Moore’s Law is Dead pitches a pretty ingenious sku for the new gabecube aka steam machine. I fully support repairability and ewaste reduction. most of these components have not had MAJOR improvements in years, hence his channel name. There is a possibility here that Valve could ship with their unique hardware, (apu, psu, case, ports, networking) and let you bring your own ssd and ram from an old device that you might not use anymore. I love this idea. At the same time it feels like entering the star wars universe where there are no more new manufacturing and everything is cobbled together from old hardware made long ago.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

All I want for Christmas is, filliment

2025-12-07T16:38:30Z

All I want for Christmas is filament

I don’t need gifts or fancy things

I just wanna model, tinker, and print,

watch layers stack just right.

Santa, if you’re listening… PLA, PETG, ABS will do.

Needle Strike

2025-12-07T15:53:09Z

Needle Strike

Conchflies Fight

2025-12-07T15:52:02Z

Conchflies Fight

gh auth switch

2025-12-07T10:55:55Z

When using two GitHub accounts the gh cli gives very easy gh auth switch workflow from the cli.

from the docs

gh auth switch –help Switch the active account for a GitHub host.

This command changes the authentication configuration that will be used when running commands targeting the specified GitHub host.

If the specified host has two accounts, the active account will be switched automatically. If there are more than two accounts, disambiguation will be required either through the --user flag or an interactive prompt.

# list accounts
gh auth status
# switch accounds (interactive if more than 2, i've never seen this personally)
gh auth switch

⭐ basecamp fizzy

2025-12-07T05:04:49Z

Check out basecamp and their project fizzy.

Kanban as it should be. Not as it has been.

💭 You’ll own NOTHING and be happy? - YouTube

2025-12-06T21:33:15Z

What a heart breaking video to listen to. I’m trying to do a better job of being positive right now. I’m trying to look at the world in what I have control over (not much more than my attitude about it). AI is killing so much right now I’m trying to look at it as the good tools the engineers made it to be. Ownership is dying around every goddamn corner. Hats off to Edison, this guy gets it. We need more companies like this taking a stand for the average person who wants to make it out there.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Secret of the AWS Outage | The Standup - YouTube

2025-12-06T21:29:48Z

What a great campfire story Casey stumbled into. Whether any of this is true few will ever know, but its very reasonable that a race condition and a stalled job to apply configuration caused by someone who left the company 10 years ago caused an outage. I find it hilarious that they call this guy he answers, yup I still know the password, but how do I know you’re legit, I’m not just handing out the password. Casey did a stand up job telling this story.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Building the PERFECT Linux PC with Linus Torvalds - YouTube

2025-12-06T21:23:37Z

Linus is Techbrophobic like the rest of us. This is such an unexpectedly mild take from him. I expected some threat to the mother of the vibe coder, but he gave a pretty great middle of the road take. The industry sucks, it smells off, we know a lot wrong with it, it feels like theres a lot more wrong than we know. But the tools that its making are really good when used in the right ways. They are not a replacement for anything, they are assistive. They can lift someone from not knowing how to code to making a small webapp for their use. Someone who wants to write backend and give them a decent front end, someone who whats to write front end and give them a decent backend.

Great take from someone with more experience than most can ever dream of having, worth a listen.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

setup bambu-studio in distrobox

2025-12-06T21:17:39Z

gpus are awesome and I need one for Bambu Studio to be usable in a distrobox. Adding the --nvidia flag to distrobox create bind mounts the nvidia /dev/ devices and sets up the necessary environment variables. Once we are in there are a couple of packages to install to make it work.

distrobox create --name bambu-studio --image archlinux:latest --nvidia
distrobox enter bambu-studio
sudo pacman -S nvidia-utils lib32-nvidia-utils vulkan-icd-loader
nvidia-smi
glxinfo | gprep OpenGL
sudo pacman -Syu --needed base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru-bin.git
cd paru-bin
makepkg -si
paru -S bambustudio-bin

bambu-studio

distrobox-export --app bambu-studio

⭐ Zeioth garbage-day.nvim

2025-12-06T17:04:13Z

Check out garbage-day.nvim by Zeioth. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

Garbage collector that stops inactive LSP clients to free RAM

💭 snow-fall Web Component—zachleat.com

2025-12-06T15:25:11Z

A post by Zach Leatherman (zachleat)

Zach Leatherman · zachleat.com

This is a very fun way to add some whimsy to your site, added it to mine immediately when I saw it. This is what digital gardens are for, Fun, entertainment, and self-exxpression.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The 3D Printed Ball Vise Every Creative Should Own - YouTube

2025-12-06T15:22:45Z

This ball vise Idea is incredible and I want one. Its a heavy workholding unit that can accept a variety of tools and manipulate things to a lot of angles while working on them. This looks really good for painting miniatures soldering or generally working on small 3d printed parts that I do.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Forebrothers Fight

2025-12-06T14:55:15Z

Forebrothers Fight

Forebrothers Full

2025-12-06T14:53:00Z

Forebrothers Full

Forebrothers

2025-12-06T14:46:02Z

Forebrothers

Bambu Poop Flinger Unjammed

2025-12-06T11:13:07Z

Bambu Poop Flinger Unjammed

Here is a video clip of my Bambu A1 poop flinger fixed and not jamming during operation after my fix.

Bambu Poop Flinger Jammed

2025-12-06T11:11:53Z

My bambu A1 poop flinger has been getting jammed up for awhile now, here is an image of it in the jammed position.

git worktrees are needed

2025-12-06T09:58:06Z

git worktrees are goated, and must be leaned on moving forward.

The Wrong Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab

2025-12-06T09:46:47Z

Running kubernetes in your homelab is complex, time consuming, there are almost no docs to help you (homelab focused docs for things you want to install), and nothing is copy paste. You have to make everything happen yourself.

The Wrong Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab #

I run compose and think kubernetes is the next logical step
Techno Tim runs it
I heard it’s what cool kids do
Kubernetes BTW
Talos Linux looks cool
I found a cool helm chart on GitHub
I need scale

There are also The Right Reasons To Run Kubernetes In Your Homelab.

I run compose and think kubernetes is the next logical step #

No it’s not. It’s much different than running docker, compose, swarm. It’s meant for scale, it’s complex, it’s made for enterprise, not your local development or your homelab. It can do these things, it can do them quite well, but it’s not the target audience.

Techno Tim runs it #

I heard it’s what cool kids do

You need to rethink who the cool kids are, touch some grass. Tim also does it for his job, he likes it, he knows it, he wants to lean on it and learn more.

Kubernetes BTW #

Kubernetes does not make you look cool, it makes you look like you are trying to over optimize and over engineer your life. It’s not worth it, in fact nothing in life is worth worrying about what everyone else thinks of you.

Talos Linux looks cool #

Talos is an S tier OS wherever you deploy it. It is a secure, minimal, kubernetes first OS. They also have some really great people working there putting Talos in some really cool places like backpack or Apple Power Mac

I found a cool helm chart on GitHub #

No you didn’t. Everything in homelab is compose first. A few things have a k8s option, but almost nothing is k8s first.

I need scale #

No. You’re homelab does not need scale. If you think it does, you have some real shit hardware, some bad optimizations, or somehow you have a startup you need to launch cause you got more users than most.

my home row

2025-12-05T21:27:55Z

My home row layout. It’s not quite home row mods.

https://dropper.waylonwalker.com/file/fd74f80e-ff5e-4548-8419-bd407144bb6c.excalidraw

I got the kubernetes in my basement autism

2025-12-05T21:13:03Z

What flavor of autism did you guys get, I got the kind where I run kubernetes in my basement.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5Cac-cf5MOE

k3s system-upgrade minor by minor

2025-12-05T09:25:39Z

The k3s system-upgrade controller is a fantastic tool for upgrading k3s automatically. It has done a fantastic job for me every time I’ve used it. Today I ran it on a cluster that needed to upgrade several minors and I learned that the controller does not pick up on changes to the channel url if you change from minor to minor.

The solution I came up with was to name the plan with the version it supports. Then on each patch upgrade, change both the plan name and the channel. I use gitops with argocd, it automcatically cleaned up old plans, created new plans, and the system-upgrade-controller picked up the plan and started applying immediately.

# Server plan
apiVersion: upgrade.cattle.io/v1
kind: Plan
metadata:
  name: server-plan-v1.33 # <- This is important if you want to change the channel name
  namespace: system-upgrade
spec:
  concurrency: 1
  cordon: true
  nodeSelector:
    matchExpressions:
    - key: node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane
      operator: In
      values:
      - "true"
  serviceAccountName: system-upgrade
  upgrade:
    image: rancher/k3s-upgrade
  channel: https://update.k3s.io/v1-release/channels/v1.33
---
# Agent plan
apiVersion: upgrade.cattle.io/v1
kind: Plan
metadata:
  name: agent-plan-v1.33 # <- This is important if you want to change the channel name
  namespace: system-upgrade
spec:
  concurrency: 1
  cordon: true
  nodeSelector:
    matchExpressions:
    - key: node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane
      operator: DoesNotExist
  prepare:
    args:
    - prepare
    - server-plan
    image: rancher/k3s-upgrade
  serviceAccountName: system-upgrade
  upgrade:
    image: rancher/k3s-upgrade
  channel: https://update.k3s.io/v1-release/channels/v1.33

I’d love to see a better way if you have a way to upgrade through minors, or manually control the minor of your cluster let me know.

💭 Deleting Code for Performance – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-12-04T16:12:19Z

Deleting Code for Performance

The one where I clean up an asynchronous mess

Malicious Traffic and Static Sites

I did not realize that David’s site was built on a homegrown Static Site Generator. As someone who also does this myself I appreciate the effort. I build my site on markata. It started as a project to learn a set of tools and has become a project that I depend on everywhere and cant put down. It’s a great tool, but you probably shouldn’t use it. Anyways, I feel this really shows on David’s site. His site is filled with custom features that make it very unique, one off, and always a pleasure to read.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

gpus are awesome

2025-12-03T20:21:14Z

GPU’s are awesome. I just added gpu support to my bambu-studio distrobox and its flying! On my wayland based system the native package has never worked, (arch or bazzite), but running in a distrobox does. Outside of distrobox the 3d rendering canvas is black, no output. It used to work fine without gpu support, was snappy enough, complex models were a bit sluggish, but fine. Lately something happened and simple models bring it to its knees. It got unusable!

The print I happen to be working on is some custom designed gumdrops for a theater set. The ui is working and not lagging 30s between clicks causing clicks to happen on the wrong ui element.

⭐ searlsco posse_party

2025-12-03T03:22:49Z

I recently discovered posse_party by searlsco, and it’s truly impressive.

Quit social media by posting more

💭 Self-hosting Github

2025-12-02T03:45:10Z

Niche companies will rise from the ashes. Companies that want to build good products for customers. Companies that will get hundreds of users. They will treat them right and make enough money to support themselves, maybe.

Alongside them we will self host. We will run our own services out of our basement. There will be downtime, but its ok. We will enjoy ourselves. We will tell everyone how much better it is BTW

Next to that is a firehose of shit piling back into the circular snakes mouth as all of your data flows freely between any company that can get their hands on it. These companies will spend and make money hand over fist. Most people will continue to use these services until enough is enough and unplug from everything.

In this world I don’t see how we sustain the amount of engineers we have created. Small companies run lean, small, and allow slow organic growth happen.

It will be interesting to see play out.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ ZeroLu awesome-nanobanana-pro

2025-12-02T02:38:25Z

I’m impressed by awesome-nanobanana-pro from ZeroLu.

🚀 An awesome list of curated Nano Banana pro prompts and examples. Your go-to resource for mastering prompt engineering and exploring the creative potential of the Nano banana pro(Nano banana 2) AI image model.

💭 Malicious Traffic and Static Sites - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

2025-12-01T21:41:03Z

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

A ChatGPT prompt equals about 5.1 seconds of Netflix

These look like fun endpoints to add anti-maliciously, give good stuff for the sleezy things to read.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 A ChatGPT prompt equals about 5.1 seconds of Netflix

2025-12-01T21:34:30Z

In June 2025 Sam Altman claimed about ChatGPT that "the average query uses about 0.34 watt-hours". In March 2020 George Kamiya of the International Energy Agency estimated that "streaming a …

How I helped family recover from a clever email scam that hid behind sneaky account settings

This feels very promising for the future as we enter a world that is more and more dependent on AI that inference is so cheap. I did not understand the scale to how much cheaper inference is compared to training. As we get better with training I imagine this gets significantly better as well. I know they all claim to be profitable on inference, but scrolling through Simon’s feed here you see several articles on the stark difference.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 A pretty good email scam

2025-12-01T18:22:02Z

A pretty good email scam

2025-11-27 Notes | Nic Payne

scams suck. This is a good story, sorry to hear that it happened to a real person. If you or anyone in your family has a compromised email, add these to your checklist to fix.

automatic forwards
2-factor email

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 2025-11-27 Notes

2025-12-01T17:28:13Z

yesterday: [[2025-11-26-notes]] Big Changes Got my workspaces script in working order It's not quite configurable yet This will allow an easy way to setup

K8s Diagram Builder - Visual Kubernetes YAML Generator

Nic is also building out a similar workspaces script. This feels like such a great thing to have ai work on fully customized tools for your personal workflow. Also Nice shout out!

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ Freika dawarich

2025-12-01T14:15:22Z

Check out dawarich by Freika. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

Your favorite self-hostable alternative to Google Timeline (Google Location History)

💭 K8s Diagram Builder - Free Visual Kubernetes Architecture Desi...

2025-12-01T14:10:55Z

Free Kubernetes diagram builder with drag-and-drop design. Auto-generate production-ready YAML for Ingress, Services, Deployments, ConfigMaps, Secrets & more. No signup required.

K8s Diagram Builder · k8sdiagram.fun

This looks like great prototyping tool for k8s. I too often ask ai to get me going with the things I need. I’ve used k8s long enough that I can generally remember all the things I need, roughly where they go, would probably forget a few things and need to iterate, but I cannot remember exactly what goes where and need examples at a minimum. I need to give this a go from desktop and see if it will work for me. Right now looking through mobile looks promising.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Apple Boxes Complete

2025-11-28T20:39:11Z

A complete stack of apple boxes for the local theater.

Design For Bosch Colt Dust Collection V1

2025-11-28T20:36:48Z

Isometric view of the Bosch Colt dust collection design.

Dust Collection For Bosch Colt V0

2025-11-28T20:32:47Z

Dust Collection for Bosch Colt router v0 made of 3/4" plywood.

Installed in the router and showing the back

Installed in the router and showing the front

⭐ chr15m runprompt

2025-11-28T19:33:57Z

chr15m has done a fantastic job with runprompt. Highly recommend taking a look.

Run LLM prompts from your shell

COLUMNS env var

2025-11-26T13:24:38Z

setting COLUMNS env var to a number greater than 0 will make the terminal resize to that number of columns.

COLUMNS=80 uvx --from rich-cli rich myscript.py

Note

Not all programs respct the COLUMNS env var, but rich does, and a lot of stuff I’m building uses rich.

I discovered this when I was trying to make a low effort readme generated from the code, but did not depend on the size of terminal it was ran on.

# justfile
readme:
    echo "# Workspaces" > README.md
    echo "" >> README.md
    echo '``` bash' >> README.md
    COLUMNS=80 ./workspaces.py --help >> README.md
    echo '```' >> README.md

⭐ grafana alloy-scenarios

2025-11-24T02:04:24Z

I’m really excited about alloy-scenarios, an amazing project by grafana. It’s worth exploring!

A collection of working Alloy scenarios

tea login flag

2025-11-23T21:09:36Z

The tea command for gitea (used by forgejo) has a flag for login. With gitea you can have multiple accounts logged in. When you try to run a command such as repo create it will prompt you which login to use, but I learned that you can bake it in to all of them with --login <login-name>

❯ tea repo create --name deleteme --description 'for example'
┃ NOTE: no gitea login detected, whether falling back to login 'git.waylonwalker.com'?

tea repo create --name deleteme --description 'for example' --login git.wayl.one

⭐ WaylonWalker wyattbubbylee.com

2025-11-23T17:08:03Z

Looking for inspiration? wyattbubbylee.com by WaylonWalker.

No description available.

⭐ WaylonWalker qmk_firmware

2025-11-23T17:08:01Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on qmk_firmware, created by WaylonWalker.

Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families

2025-11-21 Notes

2025-11-21T14:25:59Z

Learned about nginx_auth today. Feels good to unlock a new skill that I did not quite understand before. I don’t think I grasped that there is a backend server in this flow to handle every request. I could not fathom how this was secure with nginx alone.

https://git.wayl.one/waylon/learn-nginx-auth

I’m excited to give this a try in my homelab with k3s ingress next.

⭐ octelium octelium

2025-11-20T01:02:04Z

Check out octelium by octelium. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

A next-gen FOSS self-hosted unified zero trust secure access platform that can operate as a remote access VPN, a ZTNA platform, API/AI/MCP gateway, a PaaS, an ngrok-alternative and a homelab infrastructure.

2025-11-19 Notes

2025-11-19T18:55:14Z

Making progress on dropper this week.

In prod.

resize for image and video
File feed with paging
New plain filesystem backend

In dev

Robust video conversion that seems to work on all my test videos
Duplicate file detection

Thinking about kedro pipelines from my phone in a parking lot here. I’m thinking about big picture what’s next for my pipelines. I want an effective Dr plan. I want to create telemetry endpoints for catalog. This will enable the Dr plan to identify critical data that is not created by a pipeline and communication points to other teams.

Another Big Cloud Outage Nov 2025

2025-11-18T18:39:00Z

Today I woke up to finding out that cloudflare hade a widespread outage. My [[Reader]] uses tailwind cdn for styles and it was down. Otherwise it was not so impactful to me and felt kike they were quick to have it up.

I’m not really researching here, just jotting thoughts down from a parking lot waiting for pickup.

It feels like we are seeing a lot of these lately. They feel much more frequent. It feels like a whole industry was sold on 9’s and reliability of big cloud that we just aren’t getting.

There’s a huge push to go back to self hosting, racking and stacking. I think this is great. I love it. I’m a big proponent for ownership and self hosting. It’s not the right move for everything and everyone, and is certainly not something to make a knee jerk reaction about in the moment of frustration.

There’s a lot of things that are just impossible to do yourself, cdn caching, edge compute, ddos protection.

These companies are not magic they are vulnerable to changes just like you and I. It really feels like more and more of these are due to misconfigurations, and small bugs introduced. As we see big tech downsize and lean more on ai that likes to do big code changes I dont see it getting better soon. Theres a lot of things we can all armchair quarterback about here, better testing, review, canary deployment, staged rollouts, rigorous review. All great things. I can hear Uncle Bob talking about rigor, giving a shit, and following principles.

We are at odds of reliability and speed. This critical infrastructure runs so many important things in our lives it feels like it deserves a professional engineer signoff on changes. Documentation of changes and testing done between changes. This would all but hault forward progress, taking us back to the level of physical components and manufacturing.

How do you decide what needs this rigor and how to regulate it when companies are incentized by number go up.

The answer right now is that we can’t and if you are managing critical infrastructure you need to take these outages into account in your disaster recovery plan and understand what you are willing to allow go down on failure.

💭 Microsoft keeps losing - YouTube

2025-11-15T17:51:23Z

👏👏👏preach it prime! M$ continues to prove that they are not making products for you something else is affoot and shit you don’t want is shoved down your throat and forced on you.

Prime points out that the agentic is prompt injected itself😂. Rather than making a better os experience it’s assuming you are stupid and need everything done for you. But what I don’t get here in the text scaling example. Why the F does it not just fix it for me. When I ask the machine to make text bigger it puts a flashy circle where to click. This is a one time setup for someone who gives no fucks to remember how to do it. Why is the machine doing this weird hand holding watching us do it’s work rather than just doing it? I like the pattern when you change display setting it gives you a counter that reverts everything if for some reason shit is so bad you can’t even see it. Do that, not this help me click bs.

Now in parallel we have steam making Linux desktop better and better. Allowing you to just access the hardware you own to do what you want to do with it. Providing a fantastic hands off out of the box experience for the price of the hardware. No ongoing fees, no upgrade cycle, soft lock, aribraray cutoff date, tpm bs requirements. Good stuff as it was supposed to be created.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 PETaflop cluster - Justin Garrison

2025-11-12T17:44:41Z

PETaflop cluster

AI is a pain in the back.

Justin Garrison · justingarrison.com

Justin makes the coolest kubernetes clusters wishing I could see it in the flesh at Kubecon.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 ChatGPT made me delusional

2025-11-12T02:35:21Z

Absolutely banger of a video, what a wild idea to send gippity a bit off course and just see how far off the rails it will go. Dude did a banger of an edit on it. I’ll admit that I listened to the whole thing, but did not watch much, saving here as I might go back when I have time to really watch it. It was really weird how easy it was for chat to say something that could be true, but nearly no chance of it actually happening over and over and just keep it going down this dark spiral of conspiracies. It was ready to electrocute him and separate him from anyone who had a chance of being a non believer. At any moment was ready to say that those closest to him might be his problem. gipity is not your friend, or your therapist.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

side effect of just stars

2025-11-11T21:33:33Z

I found an interesting side effect of manually running my script to generate [[ stars ]] posts is that you get notified when one gets renamed. Today I noticed that Ned Batchelder created a coveragepy org.

pydantic settings alias choices

2025-11-11T21:23:58Z

Today I learned how to use AliasChoices with pydantic settings to setup common aliases for the same field. I’m bad about remembering these things, and hate looking up the docs. I like things to be intuitive and just do the thing I want it to do. Especially when they get configured through something like yaml and do not have a direct lsp look up right from my editor. I figured out how to support what might be common aliases for a storage directory. These can be set up as environment variables and used by config.

from pathlib import Path

from pydantic import Field
from pydantic import AliasChoices
from pydantic_settings import BaseSettings

class Settings(BaseSettings):
    storage_dir: Path | None = Field(
        default=None,
        validation_alias=AliasChoices(
            "STORAGE_DIR", "STORAGE_DIRECTORY", "STORAGE_PATH", "STORAGE_PATHNAME",
            "DROPPER_STORAGE_DIR", "DROPPER_STORAGE_DIRECTORY", "DROPPER_STORAGE_PATH", "DROPPER_STORAGE_PATHNAME",
        ),
        description="Directory for stored files",
    )

3d-Printed Corner Clamp

2025-11-11T21:13:07Z

Getting ready to batch out 18 apple boxes for the local theater. Need to step up my woodworking tool game here quick on a low budget. Whipped this up up and built the prototype box , went really well. We have 4 in the arsenal now, might do 4 more if we need more assembly capacity. Pretty proud of the first 3d printed thread project here. The design for good 3d prints can be quite different with its anisotropic strength and hollow sections being nearly weightless when compared to traditional manufacturing methods. Its so fun to be able to do it for almost no cost right in my home office.

3d-printed corner clamp printed in black pla.

Isometric view of my corner clamp v1 that supports up to 3/4" sheets and includes slots for dowell points on 3/4" and 1/2" material.

💭 Post | LinkedIn

2025-11-11T02:43:05Z

Mark Zuckerberg scaled Facebook in 2005 - without Kubernetes, Serverless Functions, Redis, Managed Auth, Rust, or Kafka.

No fancy orchestration. No distributed event streams. No cloud-native… | Anton Martyniuk | 270 comments

Mark Zuckerberg scaled Facebook in 2005 - without Kubernetes, Serverless Functions, Redis, Managed Auth, Rust, or Kafka.

No fancy orchestration. No distributed event streams. No cloud-native anyth…

LinkedIn · linkedin.com

Lean on your skills and your goals. If your goals are to have fun, use whatever you want. If you are looking for a job, Lean on tech that bridges the gap between your resume and the job you want. If you want to build a good product use the tech you are best at. No one in their right mind would throw away 20 years of tech progression because Zuck built facebook ftping php to a server.

The sentiment in this post is fine at best the picture feels triggering and oversimplies way too much. If you like kubernetes just fucking use kubernetes.

This topic deserves a full on post, maybe later.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Techbrophobic

2025-11-09T20:13:33Z

I just heard someone drop the this term and it kinda fits a lot of shit on the internet right now. Arguing that its OK to question AI, its OK to like it, its OK to question if it needs to be in every goddamn thing we do, question its morality on training and the slop being pushed at us all the time.

I’m not Technophobic I’m Techbrophobic

I heard this and it kinda hit with a lot of things that I’ve resonated with lately. Tech bros of today have been compared to Steve Jobs in a lot of ways. Whether its style or the way he was so good at marketing, but this feels different. When Jobs launched the iPhone as this next great thing, He fucking made the thing.

No broken promises of being sold something with hopes that it will do more tomorrow.

No pushing around insane amounts of money with the hope to become profitable years down the line.

No fear pushing that if you are not doing X today your business will be dead in 6 months.

Giving us the promise that it was about to create an entire industry of careers through building software that brought us real value, real entertainment, Not the promise of that.

This tech made it easier to do the mundane, no longer carrying out dated maps in your glove box, everyone now has a flashlight, a calculator, a camera, a way to video call your mom.

I’m not a complete Luddite, I see value in being able to lean on AI for generating code, asking questions, helping change the tone of your messages.

There are so many issues with AI currently even looking past the stolen works, copyright, and power consumption. The messaging does not pass the vibe check. High up folks are getting the impression that they can remove humans from the workforce. Deploy the same features with fewer headcount. It’s doing our art, writing our code, communicating with our colleagues. It’s not doing protein folding and cancer research. No matter how many promises we get its not driving our vehicles.

I do believe there is a world in which it makes us more efficient. It fills in the gaps of our knowledge. It helps us learn. It helps solve complex problems. It allows humans to flourish and create things they never could have.

💭 Ford Thinks We're Cooked, I agree- YouTube

2025-11-06T16:35:18Z

Are we cooked? Are we? Yes the consumers are cooked there are no more affordable cars with basic shit that you need to go point a to point b. Ford make us cars we can afford and you won’t be cooked by this dumb shit. If you can market it?

Most people don’t care what sticker price is and only the monthly payment. This is why we are cooked. We stopped caring that these things cost way too much. I’m probably in a small minority that just want an affordable reliable vehicle and could care less about features past climate control. I don’t use them. My phone has maps and music I don’t need a screen in my vehicle for anything.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Mcat Anything

2025-11-05T20:10:02Z

I’ve long looked for a way to cat anything in the terminal. I’m am terminally in the terminal. I manage all of my projects, code, website, notes, files, servers, infrastructure, almost everything from the terminal. I occasionally open a file manager, mostly at home, only so that I can browse images.

Compounding my issue, I’m a tmux user. It works great for me, and I barely have to think about it at this point. The keybindings are second nature to me. I can go between server, terminal, nvim, and between projects instantly, no loader, no lag, no animation, it just works for everything that really matters to me for really getting things done.

Mcat #

mcat is a new tool that seems like it can cat anything in the terminal, code, files, images, markdown, markdown with images, and even video, without leaving tmux!

mcat static/8bitcc.png
curl https://r.jina.ai/https://waylonwalker.com/store/ | mcat --theme dracula --md-image all
curl https://r.jina.ai/https://waylonwalker.com/shots/ | mcat --theme dracula
mcat ~/git/dropper/data/01b21044-0bf8-4b06-9db1-a002c0519df6.mp4
mcat ~/git/dropper/data/0e659c05-1c12-4524-aa54-ef52ba680865.webm

1fa2e162-deeb-4bb5-b1c5-961632abd452.webm

But it doesn’t always work #

The keen eyed of you will notice the blank screen at the start of the demo above, not sure what happened, but resizing the terminal fixed something. Sometimes video comes up as an image, sometimes it core dumps, once even it crashed my system…

The hope is there, I’ll continue to use it occasionally, but right now it feels like a novelty that is fun to look at when it works. For now I’m going to stick to my kitty/tmux combo that works even though they seem to hate each other and I’m going to be happy just getting shit done.

Missing Thoughts

2025-11-05T07:23:35Z

No one is perfect, this is why we have things like checkpoints or gates in the form of pull requests, linting, type checking, and tests. What happens when you work on small side projects by yourself that try to be content focused? What happens when you end up building a lot of the tech under that site and build it on the bleeding edge of all the tech you make? They are likely missing these things and occasionally there are some periods of regression. This is one reason I really like the term digital garden to describe one’s small corner of the internet where they share their thoughts.

There will be regressions

The Signs #

There were signs, signs I did not notice

Chat

is your rss feed broken?

I’m not seeing anything show up in my rss reader

Do I not put thoughts in my rss feed, I swore I did.

Chat

my fault, Turns out I must have already clicked it in my reader.

great, glat it’s working

…But it wasn’t

Later this week comes the next sign that I also choose to ignore… Google search has unindexed a number of pages due to a soft 404. I don’t look at all of the emails from search console, but I did happen to see this one, and thought “Huh, that’s odd” and went on with my day without another thought on the issue.

Huh, that’s odd

The Discovery #

I didn’t realize I even had an issue until later that week when I went to my [[ archive ]] myself and noticed the shape of it looks off. When I opened up my feed something felt off, it was only the big posts. Thoughts show up as a different kind of card

Then it hit me.

Something just felt off

Thoughts are Gone!

The Fix #

I popped open my config and immediately knew what happened. I turned off some plugins locally for faster build iteration and that change found its way into production…. because I have nothing to check myself on other than me. The plugin is now back and thoughts are flowing from thoughts.waylonwalker.com to waylonwalker.com, no problem.

❯ git log -p
commit adeb9812f7ecf4d9a68c6aa5e01e549e4dd91285 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD)
Author: Waylon S. Walker <waylon@waylonwalker.com>
Date:   Mon Nov 3 19:56:40 2025 -0600

    thoughts were missing

diff --git a/markata.toml b/markata.toml
index 59539bab..a55a494d 100644
--- a/markata.toml
+++ b/markata.toml
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ hooks = [
     'plugins.chartjs',
     'plugins.md_video',
     'plugins.post_model',
-    # 'plugins.thoughts',
+    'plugins.thoughts',
     # "plugins.wikilink_hover",
     # "plugins.wa_wikilink_hover",
     "plugins.tippy_wikilink_hover",

Owning Everything has a cost #

You see here I am a one man show. I own the content, the build, the infra that does the build. I love it, but there is so much to do for one persons side project passion project. Did I bite off more than I can chew? Did I choose the wrong abstraction level for my needs? Should I have better tests in place? Or is this just a digital garden that has ebs and flows, growing weeds and pruning them every few months?

⭐ Skardyy mcat

2025-11-04T23:36:51Z

mcat by Skardyy is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

Terminal image, video, directory, and Markdown viewer

2025-11-04 Notes

2025-11-04T18:43:38Z

Today I gave mcat a try and it’s so sick. It can cat anything right in the terminal, pdf, image, even video. It even works inside tmux unlike almost anything else that I’ve tried.

💭 I refuse to change the way I play… 😂🔥 #comedy #videogames #min...

2025-11-02T16:12:02Z

#minecraft" playlabel="Play: I refuse to change the way I play… 😂🔥 #comedy #videogames #minecraft">

Microsoft has been addding features to Minecraft for over 10 years now. Idk if there was momentum from the mojang theme, but we’ve barely paid attention to any updates in the last five years. The ocean update was huge, caves and cliffs were huge then it trailed off to we play each release on release day, use commands to try out new features, then never touch them again either to play minecraft as we always have or to play a modded pack with crazy new features that really make an impact on gameplay.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Rewriting SQLite from prison with Preston Thorpe - YouTube

2025-11-02T15:46:38Z

Absolutely incredible what Preston is doing with his time. What a life changing experience this must be for him. Good job to Turso for making this happen. We are going to end up with very feature rich file based databases out of this that the whole world will benefit from.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 STOP. Using AI Right now - YouTube

2025-11-02T15:42:29Z

Absolutely love this selfhosted arc of pewdiepie that is going on right now. It’s crazy to witness now fast he is picking up linux / self hosting, and sounds like soon will be programming. In this one he built a $20k AI beast that crushes gippity with power, speed, proximity, and security. No one to take your data, no latency to the data center, no one else bogging down your prompts, just raw speed. It looks absolutely wild. He implemented RAG and gave it a bunch of data about himself and its able to spit out his wife’s name and phone number in under a second. It writes code at blazing pace. This may be the future that we get over the next few years as things shift towards AI there will be more affordable options, and a larger second hand market for building out these highly capable machines.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Glorious Pipe Operator (Elixir for PHP Devs) | Jesse Leite

2025-11-02T15:36:24Z

The Glorious Pipe Operator (Elixir for PHP Devs)

Let's talk about how how the functional pipe operator helps to simplify and improve code readability and composability, and how it contrasts with the fluent interface design pattern commonly used i...

Jesse Leite · jesseleite.com

I’m so glad that python supports method chaining out of the box, very similar to the pipe operator that Jesse mentions here. It makes everything much more readable to follow the flow rather than needing to parse nested funcion calls out(inside()).

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 is AI ruining opensource? - YouTube

2025-11-02T15:31:24Z

I greatly appreciated the wide variety of experienced maintainers of large oss projects. From webdev to desktop application. The most common sentiment here was don’t contribute to open source just to contribute to open source. Bring something meaningful to the project. Find a project you like, look at the discussions/issues for work or start some discussions. If there are no meaningful features that you can add to projects that you use and love, make your own thing. Adam from tailwind really hit on this one several times. He has made tailwind extensible so that you don’t have to contribute to tailwind to get new capabilities, you can probably just extend tailwind with your thing. Its likely that it makes a lot more sense or your use case, and if it turns out that it makes sense for everyone have the discussion about bringing it in. The upside to small oss projects is that you can move at whatever pace you want and break them all you want when the user base is just you. As you move your stuff into tailwind you have to be very careful not to break the massive tailwind user base and you have to bend to the release schedule of tailwind.

The other adjacent topic that kept coming back is that low effort Prs are definitely on the rise with some of the projects. Refactor PRs get automatically closed because they are likely LLM driven, bring little to no value to the project, but bring a ton of risk. Don’t do this to maintiners.

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Corner Clamp V1 Isometric

2025-11-01T13:39:02Z

Isometric view of my corner clamp v1 that supports up to 3/4" sheets and includes slots for dowell points on 3/4" and 1/2" material.

Act Ii

2025-11-01T10:13:03Z

Act Ii

Last Judge

2025-11-01T10:12:13Z

Last Judge

⭐ rustfs rustfs

2025-10-31T12:38:49Z

rustfs by rustfs is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

🚀 RustFS is an open-source, S3-compatible high-performance object storage system supporting migration and coexistence with other S3-compatible platforms such as MinIO and Ceph.

Rules

2025-10-30T08:38:48Z

There is no such thing as magic
Be ready to roll back live deployments
If CI was too fast be suspicious
Always be available after a release.
No one wants to read your slop, if you are too lazy to write it don’t send it.

💭 You already have a git server: (Maurycy's blog)

2025-10-29T13:04:20Z

You already have a git server: (Maurycy's blog)

maurycyz.com

It’s so easy to forget low level tech sometimes. Things that are dead simple and just work without a hitch. git is one of those rock solid things thats very easy to remember all that it does, this is a classic use case.

This just works

cd /parent/directory/for/repo
git clone ssh://username@server/path/to/repo

In order to recieve you must update the remote to allow recieve.

git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead

Now you can pull update push.

It’s funny how this was the way I first learned to do Continuous Deployment to a RHEL7 machine, also how Heroku worked, but its so easy to forget this solution is there. I come across it every few years and immediately have a few use cases in mind.

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💭 Please don't give Reflect Orbital money: (Maurycy's blog)

2025-10-29T12:45:07Z

Please don't give Reflect Orbital money: (Maurycy's blog)

maurycyz.com

Well done write up about reflecting solar energy back to earth from low orbit space. I did not know this was a thing, apparently it is/isn’t. Solar is a great technology, its largest limitations are that its not consistent. This tech does not fix this problem, what does is efficient long term storage. I’ve seen some crazy ideas going back to my days in school, maybe elementry school. Theres a lot of innovative ways to store potential energy by moving heavy objects uphill whether fluid or solid. The issue is that energy storage at grid scale is HUGE and not efficient enough. Even assuming this idea had any legs at all, it still doesn’t solve the problem of inconsistent power because it still cant go through clouds!

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💭 Post by @letitmelo.bsky.social — Bluesky

2025-10-29T03:29:25Z

Melo (@letitmelo.bsky.social)

I legitimately didn't know they were competing with Steam and it's crazy to me that they burnt so much money on what sounds like something with very little (or wildly misguided) market research.

[…

Wild to see the LinkedIn post linked here to see how out of touch this feels. I find it astonishing that they have something so ingrained into gaming culture as twitch, yet build something like Prime Gaming. Maybe I have no idea what Prime gaming is, but it feels like the opposite of ownership. What I get from steam is a sense of ownership. I own the desktop/laptop/handheld, no one cough nintendo cough cough cant remotely disable my device for using it inappropriately. I have a sense of trust with steam that as long as Gabe is alive I own what I paid for and will be able to open up and play anything at any time on any device I want. It might be a $100 dell workstation raised out of the coorporate refurb bin, it might be a high end machine, It could be my 2010 gateway or my 2045 custom build and they are all likely to play a good amount of my library at some level. I still understand that I really own nothing and the moment steam turns off its servers its quite likely that everything is broken, but its by far the best we have. Far from the status quo we are headed towards with subscription and cloud based gaming. If they wanted to disrupt steam they did not understand their audience.

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💭 Bazzite on X: "@thesvpanda @_Messier_33 @LeagueOfLegends Unfor...

2025-10-28T21:46:30Z

Meredith Whittaker (@meredithmeredith.bsky.social)

ROASTED

Unfortunately that game uses some of the worst spyware in the industry, it will never work outside of > Windows with secure boot enabled and TPM hardware.

Consider Dota 2 or other mobas by competent developers

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💭 Post by @meredithmeredith.bsky.social — Bluesky

2025-10-28T02:16:52Z

📣THREAD: It’s surprising to me that so many people were surprised to learn that Signal runs partly on AWS (something we can do because we use encryption to make sure no one but you–not AWS, …

b485b759-719a-4aa0-aa8d-f98e0a5e1ac3-1080p.mp4

Great justification for using the cloud. The infrastructure requirement for signal to be such a great app would be massive for a small team with low budget. The cloud is fantastic at unknown scaling, bursts beyond reasonable capacity to run yourself, getting compute everywhere in the world, and offloading huge infrastructure management costs.

DHH is 100% right that we have gone too far, too many things come out cloud first for services that can be ran locally cough such as your bed cough cough. One week ago when the world came to a hault, I did not bat an eye at these small teams with complex requirements going down with AWS.

Their own products seem quite damning to me. It signals that they cannot themselves become resilient to themselves. It shows how hard this problem is, how much cost in complexity and resources it requires. I’m sure there are fail overs that happened successfully that we will never hear about, critical products with large engineering overhead.

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⭐ schollz croc

2025-10-27T12:33:54Z

Just starred croc by schollz. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

Easily and securely send things from one computer to another 🐊 📦

uv s3 sync with dotenv

2025-10-26T10:16:41Z

I often want to run an s3 sync in an isolated environment, I don’t want to set any environment variables, I don’t want anything secret in my history, and I don’t want to change my dotenv into something that exports variables, I just want s3 sync to work. dotenv run is the tool that I’ve been using for this, and this uv one liner lets it run fully isolated from the project.

one liner #

uv tool run --from 'python-dotenv[cli]' dotenv run -- uv tool run --from awscli aws s3 sync s3://bucket data

multi-line #

same thing formatted for readability

uv tool run \
  --from 'python-dotenv[cli]' \
  dotenv run -- \
uv tool run \
  --from awscli \
  aws s3 sync s3://dropper data

There are probably 10 ways to skin this cat, but this is what I did, if you have a better way let me know, I’ll link you below.

First 3d Printed Threads

2025-10-24T14:19:49Z

Working on an upcoming project that requires some threaded screws. Trying to keep a low budget on this one with as much to come off of the printer as I can. It might become a slant3d portals product if it works out. I always like making test prints for stuff like this especially to see how the feel is off of the printer that is going to print the final product and take much longer. First try was a success.

What worked #

I started out looking up standard half inch thread pitch and size, but ran out of time to get the exact profile of a half inch bolt, so I will need to fix that later. Th

The print orientation is critical for strength here. This part is a full 1/2: so it should be strong either way, but to make sure we are printing the bolt horizontally to get nice long print layers. To do this we have to give it a bit of a flat spot on the top and bottom. This does not hurt performance, if anything it probably helps give some room for poor tolerances.

.5" od
13tpi pitch
non-standard profile… kids needed me and I called it good enough to run a test.
0.1mm offset on all surfaces
external threads printed horizontally
internal threads printed vertically
Chamfer all lead-in/lead-out

💭 Ellie Huxtable on evolving Atuin (her shell history tool) for ...

2025-10-24T00:53:16Z

Atuin desktop sounds dope AF, tried to install it off the AUR and it was broken for me. Seems early and the dev team is all in on mac. They have an official .deb and .rpm. I’ll have to try again later, maybe the binary will work.

The idea of building out runbooks from my Atuin data sounds dope AF. It sounds like a mix of markdown and executable cells like a jupyter notebook, but not. Really pitching hard to those of us in the system administration, dev ops, SRE space. Having something that you walk through when a system goes down and you are feeling panicked in DR mode sounds relieving.

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💭 My Bed Doesn't Work Because of AWS Outage? TheStandup - YouTube

2025-10-24T00:48:31Z

Cloud is cooked bois. Seriously too much dumb shit relies on the cloud. Too much critical shit relies on single AZ’s. If normies are literally loosing sleep over an AWS outage (queue the Uncle Roger Voice), You’ve Fucked up. It’s wild to even think about a bed relying on the cloud let alone fully stop working when UE-1 goes down. I want to live in a world of opt in FEATURES, things that bring value to a product because it makes it better. Somehow a bed smells suspiciously like a cash grab for a subscription because its cloud connected. And yet for some reason it takes 16GeeeBee’s per month. I don’t own one of these, and I don’t want to. I don’t want a subscription for everything, I want my shit to just work. The future we are headed towards a world that is ever more reliant on a few key clouds. Which is fine. It’s fantastic that small companies can start and scale without owning an infrastructure team. It’s great that they have the ability to give us many nines of reliability. Some things just don’t need the cloud.

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💭 #artificialintelligence #hiring | Gary Vaynerchuk | 20 comments

2025-10-24T00:39:49Z

#artificialintelligence #hiring | Gary Vaynerchuk | 120 comments

I care about humanity first, THEN skills .. and in this AI-scaled world, human sh*t will win 🔑

#artificialintelligence #hiring | 120 comments on LinkedIn

LinkedIn · linkedin.com

More Human stuff that’s what we will be doing. Less looking at docs, more architecting (which suspiciously looks like writing docs), more decision making, more explaining. This is a good positive take on AI right now.

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3d Printed Thread Test

2025-10-23T14:53:33Z

3d printed thread test

Spinning a 3d printed test block on a threaded t handle.

fastapi

2025-10-22T09:26:17Z

FastAPI is a modern and efficient web framework for Python, built on top of the Starlette web framework, and pydantic for data validation and serialization.

From the FastAPI documentation #

FastAPI is a modern, fast (high-performance), web framework for building APIs with Python based on standard Python type hints.

The key features are:

Fast: Very high performance, on par with NodeJS and Go (thanks to Starlette and Pydantic). One of the fastest Python frameworks available.
Fast to code: Increase the speed to develop features by about 200% to 300%. *
Fewer bugs: Reduce about 40% of human (developer) induced errors. *
Intuitive: Great editor support. Completion everywhere. Less time debugging.
Easy: Designed to be easy to use and learn. Less time reading docs.
Short: Minimize code duplication. Multiple features from each parameter declaration. Fewer bugs.
Robust: Get production-ready code. With automatic interactive documentation.
Standards-based: Based on (and fully compatible with) the open standards for APIs: OpenAPI (previously known as Swagger) and JSON Schema.

Mentioned in 2025 Stack Overflow Survey #

The +5 point increase for FastAPI is one of the most significant shifts in the web framework space. This signals a strong trend towards using Python for building performant APIs and reflects the overall strength of the Python ecosystem.

starlette head request

2025-10-22T09:11:31Z

FastAPI.">Starlette has a head request that works right along side your get requests. This morning I fiddled around with custom routes for GET and HEAD, but had to manually set some things about the file, and was still missing e-tag in the end. Turns out as a developer you can just add a head route to your get routes and starlette will strip the content for you, while preserving all of those good headers that fastapi FileResponse created automatically for you.

from fastapi import APIRouter
from fastapi.response import FileResponse
from fastapi import Request
from pathlib import Path

router = APIRouter()

@router.get("/file/{filename}")
@router.head("/file/{filename}")
async def get_file(filename: str, request: Request,):
    headers = {
      "Cache-Control": "no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate",
    }
    from pathlib import Path
    filename = Path(f"data/{filename}")
    if not filename.exists():
        raise HTTPException(status_code=404, detail="File not found")
    return FileResponse(filename, headers=headers)

Here is an example of the response with curl.

❯ curl -I -L "http://localhost:8100/api/file/e5523925-1565-454c-bab3-c70c4deabc83.webp?width=250"
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
date: Wed, 22 Oct 2025 14:16:03 GMT
server: uvicorn
cache-control: no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate
content-type: image/webp
content-length: 17206
last-modified: Tue, 23 Sep 2025 14:03:20 GMT
etag: f891660c1543feb1af7564f08abdd511

❯ curl -I -L "http://localhost:8100/api/file/unknown-file.webp?width=250"
HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
date: Wed, 22 Oct 2025 14:16:11 GMT
server: uvicorn
content-length: 27
content-type: application/json

Don't copy your gitignore to stignore

2025-10-21T18:43:00Z

Today I learned that while .stignore and .gitignore look very similar they are not. My obsidian directory had been locked up for a few weeks and I had no idea why until I logged into the web ui and saw errors. The errors were some confusing regex validator not matching. I don’t know what the exact error was, but I went in and only ignored the files I cared about instead of the entire gitignore. Primarily I was getting conflicts in my .git directory.

⭐ pytauri pytauri

2025-10-16T12:19:42Z

pytauri has done a fantastic job with pytauri. Highly recommend taking a look.

Tauri binding for Python through Pyo3

⭐ FullControlXYZ fullcontrol

2025-10-15T00:04:22Z

The work on fullcontrol by FullControlXYZ.

Python version of FullControl for toolpath design (and more) - the readme below is best source of information

⭐ zauberzeug nicegui

2025-10-12T23:12:28Z

I’m impressed by nicegui from zauberzeug.

Create web-based user interfaces with Python. The nice way.

3d Printed Dovetails Fanned Out

2025-10-12T20:39:17Z

Experimental slices of 3d printed dovetails laid out in a fan. Each have sharpie notes written on them.

3d Printing Dovetails Experiment

2025-10-12T20:34:35Z

I hit an issue with 3d printing oversized parts that I have not hit before. I’m working on some jigs for an upcoming woodworking project that will involve a lot of repetition. We want to utilize some dowel joinery and jigs for consistency. These parts will be up to 20in in length this is much larger than my print bed.

I’ve fit things together before #

Here’s where I went wrong, I wasn’t really thinking through my previous applications. They’ve all been slip fit, primarily print in place joints that need to move. My go to offset for print in place on my printer is 0.2mm, sometimes 0.1mm depending on the scale.

knife sharpener double hinge first try

A live hinged [[ knife-sharpener-double-hinge-first-try ]].

And in the hinges of [[ a-box-of-caps-and-a-macropad ]].

Experimenting for feel #

Fitment like this is a lot dependent on the tolerences of your printer and the feel you are going for. I went to school as a mechanical engineer and theres a lot of science behind press fit joints, that’s not happening in my house on my desktop printer. Most of us don’t have that kind of ability to gauge our outputs so I’m doing like a cook in the kitchen and going for feel.

Here are all of the experiements lined up.

Fillets #

I again, I feel like I should have known better. 3d printers generally have 0.4mm nozzles, common sizes you can get 0.2mm, 0.4mm, 0.6mm, and 0.8mm. This leaves us with the sharpest corner we can do at 0.2mm.

Diagram courtesy of gpt-5.

Potentially overkill #

In order to make sure that the flat edges of the dovetails are what are making contact and not corners binding I made the inside fillet 0.6mm and the outside 0.4mm. This 0.4mm radius (0.8mm diameter) is double my nozzle size, and will cause the printer to follow a smooth curve rather than start and stop and potentially overflow a bit. This difference in fillet size will also leave a little room for error and allow the important flat faces to mate together.

Here are the test results after filleting the edges of the dovetails to compensate for printer errors.

Fillets

Before Fillets

After Fillets

TLDR What works for me #

After all of this, turns out that common sense kinda just works here, 0mm offset works really well on my printer, and leaving room in the corners to keep them from binding up helps a bit, but is probably unnecessary.

0mm offset
0.6mm inside fillet
0.4mm outside fillet

💭 This Web Server Is 100% Solar Powered - YouTube

2025-10-11T22:21:38Z

This is super cool, thanks to Brodie for reading me this content as I do household chores. lowtech magazine is a website ran completely on solar power with only enough battery backup to cover most days. Adding enough to cover all days would increase its carbon footprint and negate the carbon offset of the solar panels it runs on.

It’s fascinating to see a web server running completely off grid in a close power system. These interesting websites are fascinating keep em coming Brodie.

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💭 2025 The Year Of The Linux Desktop - YouTube

2025-10-10T13:14:37Z

The Year of the Linux Desktop is a meme, every year is the year of the Linux desktop as it gains rounding errors of market share. Outside of Linux nerds, developers that use servers on the regular, cheap asses reviving old hardware that is dead in the eyes of other OS’s, the average user wont even notice a difference with the right distro. I ran bazzite with plasma for over a year, It would be super beginner friendly while allowing users customization on levels never seen on non-Linux machines. Other than adobe, roblox, and EA games with easy anti-cheat most users probably aren’t going to run in to any issues. They probably wont even notice at this point, which is where the meme comes in. Why would anyone switch if its not noticeably different for the average user, they wont, until what is working for them stops working for them.

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Handle Jig Alignment Window

2025-10-10T08:49:02Z

Handle jig for theater boxes. The image shows the centerline lineup. This jig came out with a handle a little bit too big, going to go with a smaller one for the real boxes.

⭐ Mordoria unnamed_game_1_v2

2025-10-09T12:57:37Z

Looking for inspiration? unnamed_game_1_v2 by Mordoria.

The Release of Mordoria

💭 Litewind

2025-10-05T01:12:20Z

Litewind

Litewind is Tailwind without the build step

litewindcss.com

This is a sick no-build version of tailwind. I have a couple of projects that the build step of tailwind is cumbersome on, mostly because they are for non-js devs. Some are for backend python devs, some are for folks that mostly want markdown with some styles. This is a perfect no-build tailwind alternative.

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python extras are for shipping

2025-10-03T20:18:23Z

Python has two ways of adding optional dependencies to your projects pyproject.toml file dependency-groups and optional-dependencies.

dependency-groups #

for development

Dependency grooups are used when working on the project, they do not ship with the project, users cannot select to install them with the project. These are for things like running tests, linting, or docs. You might want to run these in ci, or keep your dev machines tight. For the most part you can probably keep these in dev. Depending on your team, fluency, and tolerance for slower installs extra packages. Adding too many tight groups might make it hard for the team to remember all the groups and which one to use and end up with them using --all-groups anyways.

optional-dependencies #

for users

Optional dependencies are for shipping. These are for your users, not your development team. This is used for dependencies that are clearly not needed for all or main use cases. It is annoying to use projects that you need to add optionals to just to use at all so use them a bit sparingly.

fastapi">example fastapi #

fastapi provides a very simple example. fastapi itself provides almost everything you need with optional-dependencies for standard, standard-no-fastapi-cloud-cli, and all. These primarily add support for uvicorn websockets and multipart forms.

example pandas #

Pandas is a very good example here. As a data processing library there are a lot of different sources for data that you might want to use, but you probably won’t need most of them, and often don’t need them to just get a DataFrame going. They offer a long list of optional dependencies such as pyarrow, aws, gcp, postgresql and many more.

example kedro-datasets #

Very similar to pandas kedro-datasets uses a similar pattern to pandas but at a higher level. A dataset is an abstraction of a datasource that get defined in the catalog, and primarily provide the framework with load and save methods for datasets. There are many optionals for data providers like pandas, but also many for each dataframe abstraction like pandas, polars, dask, databricks.

kedro-datasets

let’s build a package #

Let’s make a package called learn-uv that implements these dependency features.

mkdir /tmp/learn-uv
cd /tmp/learn-uv
uv init --package
uv add httpx
# add development dependencies
uv add --dev pytest
uv add --group dev ipython
# add documentation dependencies to the docs group
uv add --group docs markata

# add optional dependencies
# these are dependencies that a user could install
# python -m pip install 'learn-uv[data-science]'
uv add --optional data-science pandas

# add extra dependencies
# this adds the jupyter extra from rich
# similar to `python -m pip install 'learn-uv[jupyter]'`
uv add --extra jupyter rich

This will result in the following pyproject.toml.

[project]
name = "learn-uv"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "Add your description here"
readme = "README.md"
authors = [
    { name = "Waylon S. Walker", email = "hello@waylonwalker.com" }
]
requires-python = ">=3.13"
dependencies = [
    # uv add httpx
    "httpx>=0.28.1",
    # uv add --extra jupyter rich
    "rich[jupyter]>=14.1.0",
]

[project.scripts]
learn-uv = "learn_uv:main"

[project.optional-dependencies]
data-science = [
    # uv add --optional data-science pandas
    "pandas>=2.3.3",
]

[build-system]
requires = ["uv_build>=0.8.22,<0.9.0"]
build-backend = "uv_build"

[dependency-groups]
dev = [
    # uv add --group dev ipython
    "ipython>=9.6.0",
    # uv add --dev pytest
    "pytest>=8.4.2",
]
docs = [
    # uv add --group docs markata
    "markata>=0.9.1",
]

Using the project #

Let’s start off with one common point of confusion. uv tool run or its alias uvx does not install any dependencies or anything from the project.

uv tool run ipython

✅ ipython
❌ learn_uv
❌ httpx
❌ pytest
❌ markata
❌ pandas
❌ rich
❌ ipywidgets (from rich[jupyter])

Using uv run is project aware, installs the dependencies from the pyproject.toml.

uv run ipython

✅ ipython
✅ learn_uv
✅ httpx
✅ pytest
❌ markata
❌ pandas
✅ rich
✅ ipywidgets (from rich[jupyter])

uv run --group docs markata

✅ ipython
✅ learn_uv
✅ httpx
✅ pytest
✅ markata
❌ pandas
✅ rich
✅ ipywidgets (from rich[jupyter])

Installing the optional dependency extra data-science gives me pandas in this project.

uv run --extra data-science ipython

✅ ipython
✅ learn_uv
✅ httpx
✅ pytest
✅ markata
✅ pandas
✅ rich
✅ ipywidgets (from rich[jupyter])

everything #

There are many combinations of include/exclude that you can use, check uv run --help to see all of the options. Here is the nuclear option to include everything.

uv run --all-groups --all-extras ipython

Potential `uv` bug #

At the time of writing once a dependency group is used it persists in the virtual environment for the rest of the project. This is not the case with extras it only includes the extras you ask for on each run. The state is clean and consistent with extras, but groups depend on what you have ran before in the project.

❯ uv --version
uv 0.8.22 (ade2bdbd2 2025-09-23)

example

# install docs group
uv sync --group docs
# docs dependencies are available
uv run markata
# sync resets the environment
uv sync
# docs dependencies are not available
uv run markata
error: Failed to spawn: `markata`
  Caused by: Permission denied (os error 13)

Sister Splinter

2025-10-03T18:04:34Z

Sister Splinter

Cling Grip Bind

2025-10-03T18:02:33Z

Cling Grip Bind

💭 python 3.14 highlights! - YouTube

2025-10-03T01:04:57Z

anthony has some of the best python highlight videos each year. This might be a good sign, but each year there seems to be less and less that I am chomping at the bit to get to. I thought the remote debugger looked every interesting, his use case for babi seemed very interesting. I wonder what textual would look like built in a 3.14 world, would it still have built its own debugger/console?

uv tool run --python=3.14 babi

Without a process flag you need sudo permissions to attach a pdb debugger similar to gdb.

ps -ef | grep babi
uv tool run --python=3.14 python -m pdb -p8605

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💭 This $15 Fingerboard Mold from Amazon SHOCKED me!! - YouTube

2025-10-03T00:59:29Z

This is a pretty sick result, good fingerboards are stupid expensive. This looks like a fun way to make some good ones on the cheap.

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Kraft-Coordinates

2025-10-02T16:52:02Z

Handy reference for coordinates in the kraft world.

Home #

Overworld:-208 71 -291 Nether:-26 9 -36

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💭 PEP 735 – Dependency Groups in pyproject.toml | peps.python.org

2025-10-01T16:25:57Z

PEP 735 – Dependency Groups in pyproject.toml | peps.python.org

This PEP specifies a mechanism for storing package requirements in pyproject.toml files such that they are not included in any built distribution of the project.

Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs) · peps.python.org

PEP 735 describes dependency groups as sets of optional dependencies that are not shipped with the package but intended for development purposes.

The PEP includes an example for groups that include test, docs, typing, and a combo typing-test.

[dependency-groups]
test = ["pytest", "coverage"]
docs = ["sphinx", "sphinx-rtd-theme"]
typing = ["mypy", "types-requests"]
typing-test = [{include-group = "typing"}, {include-group = "test"}, "useful-types"]

This is implemented in uv and can be used by several of their commands.

uv sync --group test
uv run --group test
uv add --group test pytest
uv remove --group test pytest
uv export --group test
uv tree --group test

Dependency Groups are not Extras #

The docs describe extras as being intended to ship with the application and dependency groups intended for development. The spec allows both to exist with the same name, but care should be taken as tools may have different implementations.

Tools MAY choose to provide the same interfaces for installing Dependency Groups as they do for installing extras.

Note that this specification does not forbid having an extra whose name matches a Dependency Group.

Users are advised to avoid creating Dependency Groups whose names match extras. Tools MAY treat such matching as an error.

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💭 Running Software on Software You’ve Never Run

2025-09-29T18:54:45Z

Running Software on Software You’ve Never Run

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

Using Litestream to Restore My Database for Easy Development | Nic Payne

Running software applications in production today is crazy. One point release opens up for supply chain attacks. What’s crazier is not running your production applications without a lock file, potentially running dependencies you’ve never ran before for the first time in prod.

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💭 Using Litestream to Restore My Database for Easy Development

2025-09-29T18:49:12Z

Litestream see [[using-litestream-to-backup-quadtasks-sqlite-db]] for how I setup litestream replication for [[quadtask]] I have the entrypoint to my app contai

TIL: Loading .env files with uv run

I really like how well the local dev is setup to run off of production data here. I’ll use this as a reminder that I need to set up lite stream on a few of my projects that it’s missing from and include a nice sync prod data Posts tagged: justfile recipe.

Litestreams interface always throws me for a loop. It works fantastic, but the global config stored in /etc and some of the commands break my brain. It’s not you it’s me.

Using real data when you can is goated. Fake data is so often a perfect example of what someone thinks the backend should look like and does not include things that users actually do, running pipelines for days, or setting titles to paragraphs worth of text. Obviously this is not possible everywhere and the more sensitive your data the harder that process becomes.

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💭 TIL: Loading .env files with uv run

2025-09-29T18:42:01Z

Replacing python-dotenv with uv

https://daniel.feldroy.com · daniel.feldroy.com

I smell a dependency to python-dotenv dying in my workflow. I originally read the title of the post and thought, “I know how to manage .env and almost skipped it”. I’m leaning more and more on uv run these days, so this should just go in my [[ just file ]] to make it easy to run.

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⭐ folke sidekick.nvim

2025-09-29T16:14:21Z

Check out sidekick.nvim by folke. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

Your Neovim AI sidekick

⭐ jfernandez mdserve

2025-09-28T13:34:12Z

I’m really excited about mdserve, an amazing project by jfernandez. It’s worth exploring!

Fast markdown preview server with live reload and theme support.

💭 A quote from Dan Abramov

2025-09-27T16:11:23Z

A quote from Dan Abramov

Conceptually, Mastodon is a bunch of copies of the same webapp emailing each other. There is no realtime global aggregation across the network so it can only offer a fragmented …

Violent Flintbeetle Granted

Interesting catch from the HN discussion over his article that came out yestereday. I scanned it yesterday and it has some really fascinating diagrams showing different phases of the web being open, to being siloed, to somewhere that we are trying to make it easy to publish, and retain ownership. I don’t know enough about bluesky, but the core is build on the AT protocol, you can self host your own instance, you can build different front ends for it. So rather than having siloed instagram, FB, twitter, there are clones of those platforms that read the same data from everyones data, that they have the option of self hosting.

I like this distinction between Mastadon here. Mastadon can also be self host, but its data aggregation is decentralized, so each instance is fragmented and cannot have a complete view of the data. The way that the ATproto does its aggregation is quite fascinating and feels right for an open social platform. I’m probably missing something, but if you are posting to one of these platfoms publically, why not have the data available to all of them, if you don’t want it shared it probably belongs somewhere more private anyways and there are platforms for that.

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Wanderers Crest Bind

2025-09-27T10:46:39Z

Wanderers Crest Bind

Reapers Crest Gangfight

2025-09-27T10:45:25Z

Reapers Crest Gangfight

Violent Flintbeetle 2

2025-09-27T10:38:25Z

Violent Flintbeetle 2

Violent Flintbeetle Granted

2025-09-27T10:36:16Z

Violent Flintbeetle 3

2025-09-27T10:34:45Z

Violent Flintbeetle 3

💭 This printed design holds a steel tube where the tube goes. #o...

2025-09-27T02:16:06Z

This is a super cool movement, I like the idea of giving access to composable components like we have in open source. You want to build a website you have a bunch of options from raw dogging assembly all the way up to predefined templates that just need your content. Idk if the analogy is perfect but there are aspects of it that work. I see where right now we are somewhere in raw dogging c or python. We have cheap nuts and bolts and some low level things, but once someone needs some coupler like this it’s dropping down to drawing it by hand.

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Violent Flintbeetle 1

2025-09-26T18:34:35Z

Violent Flintbeetle 1

💭 Print over Part - YouTube

2025-09-26T14:15:24Z

Wow, I’ve never seen or thought of multi setup parts this is very thought provoking, not sure how useful it is as we have good adhesives and stuff for printed parts. I definitely want to try this though

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💭 Haiden Deegan IN for Motocross of Nations?! | The Blair Matthe...

2025-09-26T12:36:26Z

I can’t believe this thing is so devicive. I kinda can’t belive that I sit on the same side as Mathes and his always against the grain, non corporate influenced response. So many others have praised Haiden for bringing back the real gladiator bloodsport that SX is, is it that though?? It’s a race to the finish. different than a lot of other racing its very unpredictable takeout moves happen, occasionally as an accident, often taking both riders down at the same time.

Also different than MANY sports we have a huge industry of weekend warriors, Some of which make it into the night show of the biggest race on TV. You see we only bring 20 riders from each class, the top half to top quarter are “Factory” riders, the rest are privateers, sometimes these privateers are completely their on their own.

There is also something called a last chance qualifier. This is your last chance to get into the night show, often fought by these privateers out of box vans with their brother as a mechanic. Often that last spot is filled by sketchy on edge riding and takeout moves from a rider that looks like he is barely making it, but would run circles around anyone at your local race.

We celebrate these as a fight to the finish, anything goes, you just gotta cross the finishline.

What’s different here from last weekend (someone could really write a book on the build up of tension, shit talking, lack of harsh penalties in the rules) is really that Haiden had zero shot at the championship. He was winning the race, Joe in Second with a secure championship. This is when Haiden started riding behind him, slowing down for Joe to catch up, and taking shots at Joe until he broke his own collarbone. He went out knowing he needed to knock Joe down enough to cover the points deficit and the penalty. This was not a pass for the win, or a pass for the last spot in the night show, this was a pass to clear a deficit which required Joe on the ground.

This seems to be celebrated by half the industry, but dude you had already lost going into this night this aint cool, you lost this one put on a face let Joe have his moment, make your statement by going one one and crushing these dudes by 30 seconds metaphorically, not literally crushing them.

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⭐ doganarif fastapi-radar

2025-09-25T19:10:17Z

I’m impressed by fastapi-radar from doganarif.

A powerful debugging dashboard for FastAPI applications. Monitor HTTP requests, SQL queries, and exceptions in real-time with a beautiful React UI. One-line integration, zero configuration needed.

Covetous Pilgrim

2025-09-23T20:17:30Z

Covetous Pilgrim

Sherwood Gangfight

2025-09-23T20:12:09Z

Sherwood Gangfight

Long Pin

2025-09-23T20:07:54Z

Long Pin

Halfway Home Gang Fight

2025-09-21T17:20:48Z

Halfway Home Gang Fight

Rosary String

2025-09-21T17:17:31Z

Rosary String

Threefold Pin

2025-09-21T17:15:39Z

Threefold Pin

Thread Storm

2025-09-21T17:14:04Z

Thread Storm

Funk Track 1

2025-09-21T15:52:07Z

funk-track-1-1080p.mp4

Progress so far on the Funk server elytra track. It goes through two sea lanturn lit caves so far.

Shots Get An Upgrade To the Main Feed

2025-09-20T20:19:57Z

Today I updated my jinja templates and feeds to include shots posts in the main feed. These posts will prominently show the image in the feed with a small post for each one.

Shots are instagram style imge posts inspired by https://justin.searls.co/shots/.

A Full Cheese Board

2025-09-20T20:02:58Z

A macropad filled with cheese keycaps placed in random orientations.

Full Box Of Cheese Caps

2025-09-20T20:00:00Z

A full box of 9 keycaps sit behind a cap placed in front, they are custom wedge of cheese caps.

Printing A Full Plate Of Cheese Hats

2025-09-20T19:58:16Z

A Bambu Lab Printer is working on the first few layers of cheese hats to be placed on top of keycaps.

Cheese Cap On A Macropad

2025-09-20T19:57:12Z

A cheese keycap placed in the middle of a macropad, currounded by black/purple caps in a blue case.

💭 Chris Joslin 360 Flips El Toro!!!!! - YouTube

2025-09-20T15:58:45Z

Epic that this Joslin came back 7 years later to complete this. I thought el Toro was dead, aparantly not. Dude got robbed by a broke ass truck, this must have been eating his soul for the last 7 years.

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A Box Of Caps And A Macropad

2025-09-19T19:55:50Z

A macropad with a pixel heart and mlg glasses sit on a clean white background.

Heart Of A Macropad

2025-09-19T19:54:33Z

A pixel heart kecap in the center of a macropad, the macropad is admittedly dirty, filled with small bits of fuzz.

First Cap Hat, It's A Heart

2025-09-19T19:52:54Z

A 3d printed keycap with a heart glued to the top of it. The heart resembles a pixelated game asset.

💭 Big W: A Family Tradition

2025-09-19T14:03:04Z

Big W: A Family Tradition

A quick look into where we came from and what inspires us to do what it takes to build a solid reputation.

Big W Engineering Solutions · bigwengineering.com

I first met Adam in college, he seemed like quite a character on the outside, but was always quite smart and often leaned towards realistic solutions to problems rather than over complicating things. He was part of the SAE Formula car, well known for taking a simple problem and trying to turn it into a real formula one carbon fiber solution. I remember a period where he was a fan of old world blacksmithing as they would say at the time. He even got a few very simple and light parts on the car that were easy to make unlike the carbon fiber alternatives. By the time I was there he was more of a leader and did not do a lot of design on any whole system, but would take out class projects for a component or help with some hard problems. This company feels like it is a great extension of who he was a that time, with about 15 years of professional experience tacked on.

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⭐ unhappychoice gittype

2025-09-18T23:32:00Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on gittype, created by unhappychoice.

A CLI code-typing game that turns your source code into typing challenges

First Box Of Caps

2025-09-18T19:51:18Z

A print in place box sitting on the printer bed used as a raft for the 9 caps perectly nestled inside in a 3 by 3 pattern.

Fourth Chorus

2025-09-17T20:34:16Z

Fourth Chorus

zmk two hand hold down

2025-09-17T20:04:36Z

I don’t know about you, but I don’t re-flash my keyboard enough to ever remember where I put the bootloader. Sometimes its the last thing I think about in a refactor and I end up cornering myself into a place where I cant get into that layer anymore. I’ve started putting hardware switches on my newer builds, but some older builds don’t have a hardware one, so it requires disassembly and jumping the microcontroller. Even when I have one though, I gotta flip my board over and its annoying sometimes, so I prefer to have a keystroke for it.

Two Hand hold down #

What I’ve landed on recently is the idea of a two hand hold down combo for the bootloader. These combos are ones that there is no way I can hit without picking my hands up from their normal homerow position and pressing four keys simultaneously with pointer and thumbs.

Here are some example layouts from keymap-editor

40% layout - similar to corne

Here it is on my Son’s 3x5 macropad

Here it is on my 3x3 macropad

Timing #

You can even give it a long prior timeout to really make sure that its not an accidental hit.

Lace

2025-09-17T08:46:06Z

Lace

Beginning Of Little Boxes

2025-09-16T21:04:44Z

Four little 3d printed boxes laying on a white background, one contains a painted lid that says M 2x5.

Why Make a Website in 2025

2025-09-16T19:37:23Z

Inspired by Jim and Dave

It’s Fun #

If it’s not something that you enjoy, you might as well move on there are far better ways to spend your time in 2025. Only the weirdos read this shit anymore, the masses have long moved on to curated social media feeds, and on to chatting with llms. I enjoy spending some time in the digital garden every once in awhile tweaking templates, creating markata plugins to do interesting things. I enjoy expressing my thoughts, or at least shouting them into the ether.

I’ll be the first to admit that I often go to an llm for first pass at many things that I could look up in a guide or 😲 the docs.

I enjoy reading others #

This year I have made extra effort to add more and more people into my [[reader]]. I enjoy reading content from people I chose to follow and can remove whenever I want. I enjoy reading actual human thoughts and not ai generated content all day.

I even will create Thoughts based on these posts that I find interesting, and want to further share to others. I want to give these people that took time to make something a little boost.

Not Perfection #

The last thing we need in 2025 is perfection. We have enough ai generated slop that is far from perfectly accurate that sits behind a veil of mostly clean look, semi consistent feel, and a narrow set of tone. I see it in gen z there is something about the imperfect that is coming out. Not perfectly cut video or audio. I just heard Gary Vee mention this morning that a siren going off in the background of NYC has a somewhat natural human feel to it now.

Ownership #

Dave points out that the first thought for most people trying to make a business or pop off as an influencer is TikTok, then a few similar apps. If you are trying to reach a large audience and swim in the big pond with the big fish thats where you need to go.

But you don’t own that content anymore. Some posts will pop, some will be lost to the algorithm for nothing more that the first few eyes that got it swiped past too fast. The whole platform can go, or choose to not show your content, its their platform. You don’t pay them for anything. They are allowed to do what they want.

If you want some ownership to keep your content alive, curate a small, focused, core audience, also put that on a website.

Not for the faint of heart #

It’s not easy to manage hundreds of posts, images, builds, servers. Theres probably a hundred ways to make it easier, but if you really want full control, full DIY, it takes time to do.

Learn a skill #

This can go a few different ways, One is that you can make a blog or site about a topic, deep dive into this topic. Create blogs, videos, images, about this topic. Create real content that real people find interesting.

OR a bit meta, you can learn more about tech. This site is built with markata, its a static site generator that I built myself mostly to make this site. I’ve learned a ton about markdown, html, ast, python, plugin architecture in doing so. I build this site in kubernetes, another skill that I wanted to develop, and owning my own services that I have real skin in the game for is a great way to do so.

Just Build Websites #

As the opening to shoptalkshow says, just make websites. Who the fuck cares why or how. The important thing is that you built something, maybe it is for an audience of one or one million, doesn’t matter, keep the internet alive and just build something.

💭 Meet Gor on X: "SQLite added generated columns in 3.31 (around...

2025-09-16T13:54:52Z

In a recent turn of events, I find myself at a bit of a crossroads with an exciting new job on the horizon! In this post, I introduce myself and discuss my vision for the new blog.

I’ve never tried generated columns, but it is something that I’m interested in. It is nice to have things computed and in the database if you ever need to query on them. My brain is now churning with possibilities and quesions, does this work with Alembic? How does this compare to views?

Note

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vanilla html hover text

2025-09-16T11:39:41Z

I needed to display some hover text in a web app that I am using tailwind and jinja on. It has no js, and no build other than the tailwind. I want this to remain simple. Turns out that you can use a span with a title attribute to get hover text in HTML.

<p>
I needed to display some hover text in a web app that I am using tailwind and
jinja on.  It has no js, and no build other than the tailwind. I want this to
remain <span style='cursor: help; color:yellow;' title='respective to the
python developer I am and the team it is used for'>simple</span>.
</p>

💭 Idea to Product in Seconds #PortalPrints - YouTube

2025-09-16T01:43:59Z

3d-printing is so freaking cool. I love the idea that someone could get a hyperspecific tool to their needs for super cheap. Whether it works permanently or to try out one that you want to spend thousands of dollars on to have well done from some high end materials this is a great application.

Note

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💭 a new chapter

2025-09-16T01:30:36Z

A New Chapter

Jesse Leite · jesseleite.com

Sub to this man. I met Jesse long ago as we both spoke at the same remote vim conf. He is into vim, weird keyboards, and medroid what more could you ask for. Now react and exlixer. I only know https://statamic.com/ through Jesse, they have the sickest branding ever. Now I will need to see what this savvycal is about.

https://jesseleite.com/feed

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💭 "Pacman is currently in use, please wait."

2025-09-16T01:26:33Z

"Pacman is currently in use, please wait." / Pacman & Package Upgrade Issues / Arch Linux Forums

bbs.archlinux.org

I ran into this issue today, never have I ever before though. Omarchy looking a bit sus on me. This was even after a fresh boot, no pacman process running. just realized I forgot to check yay which it has installed for me. I had to force it in.

sudo rm /var/lib/pacman/db.lck

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tar over ssh

2025-09-13T10:50:42Z

Today I learned how to use tar over ssh to save hours in file transfers. I keep all of my projects in ~/git (very creative I know, I’ve done it for years and haven’t changed). I just swapped out my main desktop from bazzite to hyprland, and wanted to get all of my projects back. Before killing my bazzite install I moved everything over (16GB of many small files), it took over 14 hours, maybe longer. I had started in the morning and just let it churn.

This was not going to happen for re-seeding all of my projects on my new system, I knew there had to be a better way, I looked at rsync, but for seeding I ran into this tar over ssh technique and it only took me 6m51s to pull all of my projects off of my remote server.

ssh user@192.168.1.100 'tar -C /tank/git -cpf - .' \
  | tar -C "$HOME/git" -xpf -

⭐ mmulet term.everything

2025-09-11T13:16:21Z

mmulet has done a fantastic job with term.everything. Highly recommend taking a look.

Run any GUI app in the terminal❗

store

2025-09-10T20:38:00Z

I’ve been 3d printing for years, and create a lot of my own designs. Many of them are hyper specific to me, but for the ones that I think others might find useful I will be putting up here for sale, you can buy prints that will show up to your door in a few days. I’m leaning on the slant3d print farm so this depends on your proximity to them. The prints are typically black petg, if you would like a different color reach out to me and I will see what other options we have, or for an additional fee I can print it myself and ship out special colors.

These are all designs that I made and actually use myself, they bring me joy knowing that I made just the thing that I wanted to exist and if you buy something I hope that it brings you this joy as well.

Skateboard Wall Mount #

I’ve used these skateboard wall mounts for years, I have 5 in my office featuring new decks in the queue, and probably 10 in the garage to display used decks, and fully assembled boards for me and my kids. I use these for both regular popscicle boards and longboards, but if you are putting up a thicker longboard go with the thicker size.

Mic stand Clips #

These clips will hold your cables on your mic stand nicely and look nice while doing it. I’ve got them on both of my mic stands, there are two versions, one for a smaller stand with usb cable, and one for a larger stand with an xlr cable make sure you measure your mic stand before buying.

13mm stand | 6mm xlr cable

10mm stand | 4mm usb

Cat Door #

In our house we have a cat liter box in the basement, so we need to leave the door open for our cat. But if our dog goes down there he seems to only cause trouble. So I modeled this door prop to leave the door just enough open for the cat, but keep the dog out.

cat door

Kicker Ramp #

kicker ramp

manny pad

💭 How To Become The BEST Engineer At Your Company - YouTube

2025-09-10T16:08:36Z

When you fill all of your time with a bunch of other things, it becomes really hard to become a friendly person. Prime talked about trying to learn how to drop the hurry in his life, and how to not always be in a frenzy of going from one thing to the next. It’s something that puts us in a state that its hard to remember to be friendly. Hard to remember that theres always time for coffee.

I do my best to always leave time for coffee, whether at home with my wife and kids, as well as at work. I am in a very unique place at work where I have a rare set of skills for the industry I am in. This comes with a lot of people insterested in how to do things like running data pipelines or managing server infrastructure. I always take time for these conversations, I find them interesting, and useful. Sometimes you end up with someone who asks the same questions every 6 months, other times, you have someone flourish from these conversations. I’m not saying to take on work from every other team in the org, but giving 30 minutes to help mentor others can go a long ways.

I’m still not the best, I still get wrapped up in my own stuff just like prime calls out. I sometimes get frustrated with others around me when things come up that prevent me from doing my work, or just getting the things out of my head that I had momentum on while the lightning was hot.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Skull Ant

2025-09-08T08:30:50Z

Skull Ant

uv script management

2025-09-07T20:22:56Z

I’ve been leaning on lazy-self-installing-python-scripts more and more, but I did not realize how much tooling that uv gives you to help manage your scripts.

uv init --script up
uv add --script up typer rich
uv remove --script up rich
sed -i '1i #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script' up
chmod +x up
./up

The result is a script that looks like this, its executable as what looks like regular command in your shell.

#!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script
# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.13"
# dependencies = [
#     "typer",
# ]
# ///


def main() -> None:
    print("Hello from up!")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

💭 Ben Dicken on X: "I am once again begging you to put your data...

2025-09-05T23:45:00Z

Hollow Knight: Silksong is breaking Steam, Nintendo’s eShop

This is a really great animation of latency across different aws regions based on us-east-1.

Note

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Silkspeer

2025-09-05T17:39:38Z

Silkspeer

Berry Picking

2025-09-05T17:38:26Z

Berry Picking

💭 Hollow Knight: Silksong is breaking Steam, Nintendo’s eShop - ...

2025-09-04T17:20:03Z

Valve's usually stable platform struggles thanks in part to lack of pre-loading options.

Ars Technica · arstechnica.com

Only 1 hour into the release of silksong, and it’s taken down all of the eshops, and steamdb dows 100K concurrent players. The Humble store ran out of steam keys for silksong already.

You guys better not break this thing before I get off work and My son gets home cause we are playing this tonight!!

I just Check steamDB, and they have 441K concurrent players right now. An Indie game! This shows when you treat your fans right and make something incredible they stand behind you.

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💭 Chris Coyier

2025-09-04T01:43:39Z

Trump says: With this order, I am announcing “America by Design,” a national initiative to improve experiences for Americans, starting by breathing new life into the design of sites where peopl...

Free online tools for people creating pixel art and other low-spec art.

Everything is becoming political these days! I hate it. I regularly hear a friend say these podcasts need to set the politics to the side, but you know what its fukin hard when the gov is upending every corner of life and rebranding it with their own new twist. The billionaire class is winning and it looks like there ain’t a thing we can do about it. Here’s another example of someone taking head of an office they have no business being in. An entire set of working class folks let go for this guy to take over. And what does he want to do, make govt services as satisfying as apple. Apple is cutting edge, it is not something that is one bit sustainable. Their launch sites are generally super heavy, hard to scroll, slow, over animated, but damn they are satisfying the first time you scroll through them, after that just let me through.

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💭 Home

2025-09-04T01:36:40Z

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My son introduced me to lospec.com, It has a great set of color palettes and amazing pixel art inspiration. I particularly liked royal armoury and of course I’m a bit partial to hollow.

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💭 GPT-5 + Codex is so fast that when I… | justin․searls․co

2025-09-03T19:27:01Z

Justin Searls @searls

GPT-5 + Codex is so fast that when I expressed suspicion that a script was returning too few results (via | wc -l), Codex corrected me that I should have passed --count instead. Sure enough, t…

justin․searls․co · justin.searls.co

This is hilarious, the llm shames him for not utilizing the --count flag, THAT DIDN’T EXIST WHEN HE RAN THE CLI!

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💭 Vibe code is legacy code | Val Town Blog

2025-09-03T02:14:45Z

Vibe code is legacy code

Updates and articles from the Val Town team

blog.val.town

Brilliantly said. Vibe coding is legacy code. It’s code that we forget exists. Code that no one touches, you replace it. If you touch it you are more likely to break it.

The worst possible situation is to have a non-programmer vibe code a large project that they intend to maintain. This would be the equivalent of giving a credit card to a child without first explaining the concept of debt.

As you can imagine, the first phase is ecstatic. I can wave this little piece of plastic in stores and take whatever I want! …

When To Vibe Code

2025-09-02T19:44:20Z

I enjoyed this post from Theo and think it deserves re-iterated, revisited, and to remind myself of some of these things.

https://youtu.be/6TMPWvPG5GA?si=guQem4R8dLOMBntP&t=1356

The skill/read spectrum #

The first diagram describes that there has become a spectrum of agentic coding from vibe coding where you don’t ready anything, to looking at everything in detail, across a group of people who don’t have a clue what the code says to people who could do it way better if they took the time.

The importance spectrum #

He argues here that its ok to bounce between A,B, and D, but C becomes dangerous. I’d argue that he brought up a 3rd spectrum that is important later on, “how critical is this”. I think the I don’t know, don’t care, didn’t read, but the thing did its job is quite fine, but don’t know, don’t care, mission critical is the main issue we are seeing with agentic coding, primarily in the didn’t read but critical Zone.

The Rules #

This is the list that prompted this post, I think it serves as a good reminder when you should care a bit more.

You still need to know how code works if you want to be a coder #

If you want to get good, you need to put in the reps, do the practice, learn to debug the strange looking error messages and not just pass them to ChatGPT.

There’s a lot of code worth having that is not worth writing or reading #

As professionals we have a lot of code that we read more than we write, will get executed millions of times over the next 10 years that its in service, pay close attention to this and probably set aside the llm.

We also write a lot of that is ran only a few times, maybe its a special report, or a shell script to bootstrap something. It might be a POC service that you build out only ever on your machine, you get your idea out in front of users or try it yourself and find the mistakes before you spend weeks building it yourself.

you can’t be mad at vibe coding AND be mad at left-pad #

This one is interesting that he was very strongly for. The idea is that no one ever reads the code from libraries they use, or the diffs of new versions (outside of google where everything is literally vendored into the monolith). If you don’t care about all of those dependencies, you cannot get mad at vibe coding.

I’ll argue here a smidge, but I agree with the premiss. Left-pad was probably written by someone smarter than average. It was definitely used by far more people and projects, therefore was battle tested to no end. This was the real reason this stuff got in everywhere. People are probably not good enough to catch all the odd edge cases for js, especially if front end is not their specialty.

Vibe code is a type of legacy code #

Vibe coding is a type of legacy code, but as a type of debt that we opt into, not one that has accumulated over time and we have opted not to take care of. Both are types of code that no one reads, no one remembers existed.

When someone needs to change legacy code they don’t, they take a hammer to it and rewrite it from scratch.

If the tools are better than you, stop using them #

Theo has a good example here. Critial business components to his businesses have switched to using Effect. It solves async issues with ease, but melts the brain of anyone seeing it for the first time. He admits that he does not code as much anymore and thus he sucks at it, but knows that if he is ever to learn it one bit he must turn off the LLM and put in the work to do it himself.

You will not get any better at this by copy pasting from ChatGPT. It is too easy to put your brain aside, paste error messages, and copy the reponse in. Or worse with agents tell them fix this. Unlike the days of Stack Overflow, you had to understand your problem well enough to search it. You had to understand the answers enough to integrate the solution, you had to understand if the solution was even for your problem in the first place. There was much more brain work that had to happen even then when the answers were basically given to you.

Fin #

Lastly Theo does not bring this rule, up, but if you are writing text for humans to read, you shall not copy paste from ChatGPT without thoroughly editing and reading for yourself first, this is considered Ai Slop and you should be ashamed.

💭 Rich Pixels

2025-09-02T13:43:58Z

Rich Pixels

Neat Python library by Darren Burns adding pixel image support to the Rich terminal library, using tricks to render an image using full or half-height colored blocks. Here's the key …

mark of pride hollow knight keeb run

I saw this post from Simon and I had to give it a go and got some pretty good results. His script is a small cli wrapper around Darren Burns’s Rich Pixels. It works well even through tmux, since there is no terminal magic, just unicode blocks.

Some not so good, and needed the terminal font size cranked up.

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nvim delete current file

2025-09-02T13:23:21Z

This one is one that I’ve been using quite often, I did’t have a hotkey for it, I just used the rm shell command.

!!rm %<TAB><CR>

When you type !! from normal mode it will automatically put you in command mode with .! pre-filled, then you just type rm and <TAB> to auto-complete the current file name, and <CR> to execute the command.

:.!rm %<TAB><CR>

Making it better #

The one quirk that I don’t like about this is that the buffer remains open after deleting, and sometimes I forget to close it and end up re-creating it by mistake when running :wall or :xall.

Create a DeleteFile command with vim command.

:command! DeleteFile execute "!rm %" | bdelete!

Create a DeleteFile command with lua.

vim.api.nvim_create_user_command(
  'DeleteFile',
  function()
    -- Delete the current file from disk
    vim.cmd('!rm %')
    -- Close the buffer without saving
    vim.cmd('bdelete!')
  end,
  {}
)

Mark Of Pride Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T17:10:06Z

The Knight collects the mark of pride charm after defeating the mantis lords.

Defeating The Mantis Lords

2025-08-31T17:09:31Z

Defeating the mantis lords

The Knight reigns victorious against the three mantis lords, earning the respect of the mantis village.

Mantis Lords Defeat Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T17:08:29Z

mantis lords defeat hollow knight keeb run

The Knight falls victim to the Mantis Lords in his first attempt to challenge them.

Challenging The Mantis Lords Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T17:06:58Z

Challenging the mantis lords hollow knight keeb run

The little night steps in front of the three mantis lords and draws his nail signaling his challenge.

Thorny Wanderers Journal Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T11:16:31Z

Thorny Wanderers Journal Hollow Knight Keeb Run

Parkour though the thorns yields a wanderers journal.

Spore Shroom Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T11:15:42Z

spore shroom hollow knight keeb run

Unlocking the Spore Shroom Charm in Hollow Knight Keeb Run

Thorny Mask Shard Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-31T11:14:55Z

Thorny Mask Shard Hollow Knight Keeb Run

A tricky parkour through the thorns to yield a mask shard and complete a full mask.

Cut Away Keycap Down

2025-08-30T16:28:16Z

A cut away keycap on a Durock lupine switched pressed all the way to bottom out.

Cutaway Key Cap Up

2025-08-30T16:27:22Z

A cutaway keycap sitting on a durock lupine switch

Freshly Cut Keycap Cut Away

2025-08-30T16:26:22Z

A keycap glued to a 2x4 freshly turned into a cut away keykap.

Keycap Cut Away

2025-08-30T16:03:01Z

I was curious how/if my custom keycap design was hitting my switches. So I set out to find out what the fitup inside of this assembly looks like, but not theoretically, a fully sliced view into their fit up in the flesh.

The set up #

To setup for this cut, I flooded the edge of a 2x4 with hot glue, and inserted the cap such that the step was tangent with the edge. This way I could use the edge as a guide to cut one side off and leave the stem in tact. I took a handsaw to it and filed it smooth.

Removal was applying some isopropyl alcohol and it popped right off.

Results #

Actually the results aren’t that interesting. I found that the pictures turned out really good, but nothing was touching and it sits in the stem exactly as I thought it did. I had a thought, what if the cap is not allowing the switch to reach it’s full travel, and had no way to know, but now I know.

Key Up

Key Down

Aquiring Ismas Tear Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-30T11:13:21Z

Aquiring Ismas Tear Hollow Knight Keeb Run

The long trek has paid off and we have aquired Isma’s tear, it coats our outter shell with protective coating from the acid, giving us access to new parts of the world.

Ismas Tear Battle Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-30T11:07:17Z

ismas tear battle hollow knight keeb run

Finishing the battle before accessing Isma’s tear in Hollow Knight

Climbing Out Of Deep Nest In Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-30T11:02:47Z

Climbing out of deep nest in hollow knight keeb run

Making light moves of this tricky parkour run between deepnest and the royal waterways

Knife Sharpener Small Upgrade

2025-08-29T16:17:00Z

I’ve used this knife sharpener that I printed for a few years now. I thought that it was based on the Russian designed TSPROF, but in looking through the history it looks very similar to the USA Edge Pro Inc Apex designs that goes back to the 1990’s. The angle isn’t quite holding like it used to. I’ve got a lot of ideas for my own model, but for now I’m going to print some spacers to help get repeatable angles.

setting the angle on my sharpener

Where I want to place a fixed height collar

16deg 31.5mm
17deg 34.8mm
18deg 38.0mm
19deg 40.6mm
20deg 43.8mm
21deg 47.4mm
22deg 50.2mm
23deg 52.0mm
24deg 54.3mm

so I may have went to the next level #

30335f07-9cac-4e66-b908-f0e3cfbf7582.mp4

💭 Plastic rollers instead of bearings. Little step forward with ...

2025-08-29T13:31:40Z

This is a really uniquely designed print in place bb launcher. I’ve never seen bb’s on a zip tie like that, they look smooth and molded. Interesting to hear about the design process.

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💭 Learn to use email with git!

2025-08-29T13:23:08Z

Learn to use email with git!

git-send-email.io

This site gives us a glimpse into the development workflow using git over email, without remote centralized servers. I found it interesting how patches can be sent with an optional cover letter nearly like a pr would be made.

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vim noa

2025-08-29T08:32:44Z

Vim :noa is a command that runs what you call without autocommands on. This is typically used when you have some BufWritePre commands for formatting, most auto formatters are implemented this way in vim. It can be super useful if you have something like a yaml/json file that you have crafted perfectly how you want it, maybe it has some source code for a small script or sql embeded and your formatter wants to turn it into one line. You could get a better formatter, but for these one off cases that aren’t a big bother to me I run :noa w.

:noa w

💭 Repository Mirrors | Forgejo – Beyond coding. We forge.

2025-08-29T00:50:50Z

Repository Mirrors | Forgejo – Beyond coding. We forge.

forgejo.org

Forgejo supports repository mirrors, I think this is how I am going to handle migrating all of my github repos into forgejo. over time I’ll probably go through and delete a bunch of unnecessary one from github, ones that might have a user or two I might keep on github. I have such small scale projects with almost no users I am not sure that It really matters for me or not.

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💭 Vertical combos are dumb, this makes way more sense. · WaylonW...

2025-08-29T00:28:21Z

Vertical combos are dumb, this makes way more sense. · WaylonWalker/zmk-config-42block@48c30d2

Contribute to WaylonWalker/zmk-config-42block development by creating an account on GitHub.

Let's Make Sure Github Doesn't Become the only Option - Edward Loveall

This commit to my keymap gets rid of vertical combos, those were a bad idea to me. Maybe I didnt give it a shot, but hitting two keys at once on purpose with the same finger is a skill, one that I don’t have. This change maps those symbols so that they work as a combo or layer switch, so getting the layer key in first does it by layer, but pressing them at the same time gives me the combo, kinda feels genius. We will see how it goes.

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💭 Let's Make Sure Github Doesn't Become the only Option - Edward...

2025-08-28T23:45:53Z

blog.edwardloveall.com

This post is a masterclass in blogging, cross linking, backing up your ideas with posts from other great sources. I have a week of reading inside this post, and need to come back later when Im not sick.

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💭 This Bothers Me - YouTube

2025-08-28T01:55:58Z

I’m playing through peak right now with Wyatt and it is a great game, a small wholesome indiegame that is legit hard, but fun with the simplest concept. You are a scout who has crashlanded on an island, your goal is to get to the peak with your friends. You must manage hunger, stamina, weight, health and energy. You have limited resources and must help everyone to the top, if someone is low on stamina, they are going to need a helping hand or a stonger climber to go up and set pitons and ropes. Its a fantastic collaborative play game

PEAK - 2025-08-27 8-49-54 PM.mp4

a short clip of me playing with wyatt, I did not have anything great to add, but this is just a random clip

Ripped off #

It was insta-ripped off by roblox with microtransactions pay to win garbage. It looks one for one the same damn models and interface, they spared nothing at making it look exactly like the original. They let you buy a golden apple assuming it gives you crazy stamina to climb with ease, and it costs goddam robux. As Big A says here theres nothing they can really do, the roblox platform just lets this happen, and if they didn’t they would loose huge revenue because this is so prevelant. Legal fees would crush this small team that made it.

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💭 Explore - Forgejo

2025-08-27T20:38:36Z

Explore

Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge. Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job.

Forgejo · git.dbushell.com

damn david has been busy, this is sick seeing all of the repos, I’m ready to jump in!

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💭 Eric: "This was pushed out with a rus…" - Mastodon

2025-08-27T20:35:30Z

Eric (@eric@social.ericwbailey.website)

This was pushed out with a rushed security review, a coerced and unwilling engineering team, and in full opposition to our supposed company values.

If you don't want it, tell them. Social media …

Mastodon · social.ericwbailey.website

damn, M$ really pushing hard on moving github into the ai org.

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💭 The BIGGEST lie in software development - YouTube

2025-08-27T20:24:38Z

This man feels sad, he never had a chance to bloom. He was stuck behind the drudgery of jira tickets. This is what the consultant driven agile has got us. Its ripped out all the thinking and creativity, its left us with moving tickets across the board, not allowed time to run on an idea when we have one. Not allowed to do extra work or refactoring in a module that we are already in. pushed to move faster for less.

I feel like this mans experience has been quite different from my own and I’m grateful to have some leeway to be creative and do some meaningful work outside the jira board. I’m grateful to be able to provide a good income for my family without taking on all the risk myself.

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💭 Reflection - AI Work and ADHD

2025-08-27T20:15:48Z

Reflection - AI Work and ADHD | Nic Payne

Reflection It's time to be more devoted to my work... AI has been a cool technology to watch and experience but one thing I'm allowing it to do to me

GitHub - cortesi/modd: A flexible developer tool that runs processes and responds to filesystem changes

Crazy that we wrote such similar posts on the same day independantly, I just wrote I'm Out On Agents sitting offline in a doctor office. The two pull out’s are very good,

“AI is not magic, it’s a headache”.

By definition AI is magic to the vast majority of people, but funny how true this is.

“When I finish tasks, I’m not fulfilled… if anything I’m relieved.”

I just wrote something very similar, maybe this feeling can be used for guidance to when to use AI. When you complete this task will you feel relieved its over? Is it a chore? or creative work you want to accomplish.

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I'm Out On Agents

2025-08-27T10:10:51Z

Its the year 2025 and we are only a few years into having 6 months to live before ai takes our jobs, and the big push right now is agents, managing agents. I will fully concede to I’m not doing it right, or a future state gets better than where we are right now, but right now they kinda suck.

Transparency

I’m sitting offline right now as I write this, These are my feels, no research, no links, no ai, just vibes.

Chat #

Chat is what really kicked off ai uses and goes back as old as computers, but it always sucked. Then chatgpt rocked the world with the biggest launch day in history and showed us that it could actually be pretty good. Unethically trained on everything they could get their hands on, burning cities worth of electricity to train, and keep training to stay ahead of the competition. It does a damn good job. There are tells, and if you see enough of it there is a lot that turns to slop, but if you had never seen it before, there is no way you would assume that it was not a computer.

It does a damn good job at being average, it can do what seems like everything not related to security and authentication at a pretty average level. This is its super power. Whenever you are trying to bridge between something you know and something new, you can get a pretty good answer, and likely spot the bs in what you know.

Agents #

Now that our models have gotten better, hardware has gotten bigger, better, and a lot more of it, we can really expand context windows really wide. With that brought the use of agents, these tools get context from sources on their own and often are given read/write access to your computer. Depending on the model these things will branch out to make small changes that look no worse than a formatter on every goddam line of your codebase. Except they are not a formatter, they are not backed by ast checks. They do not have any guarantees.

They take the fun out of creation.

The emphasis now becomes on the code review. All you have to do is ask it to makes changes for you. Bring in your expertise of what changes should be next, or even just punt to asking it what comes next. I’ve yet to talk to someone that is diligent enough to read everything it spits out in excruciating detail to the point that it does not cause significant issues.

You see here is the thing, its average. With a little bit of context it can do average work. It is not an expert. On the surface this feels fine, making crud endpoints has been done for decades, and average developers crush these things every day no problem.

It’s Average at best

You know what is not average? Your knowledge of the use case you are solving. You may not feel like an expert, but given that there are likely about 5 people working in your codebase, you are a fukin expert at that thing. The average person off the street takes time to onboard, often months, or years for someone to really understand the business you are working in. These things don’t have that.

I’m not letting it in shit that I care avout #

I was early to the game to codeium, even used the predecessor for awhile, I was early to chat gpt, I was early to windsurf and the possibilities that agentic ides brought. I will be late on letting agents touch my production code bases. The few times I’ve tried for changes that seem easy enough, but more work than what I want to do at the time, I’ve regretted it. It’s only left behind a mess that it cant deal with anymore, runs in circles trying to solve any problem, and I’m left with shit that feels like a house of cards that breaks anytime you touch it.

I will continue to POC #

As much of a mess as these things, make they are super useful to vibe code ideas, move quickly and try different approaches to a problem. They let you make a proof of concept that you can get in front of team mates, bosses, or users.

Honestly I still prefer the chat interface. It feels like a nice balance of using my brain, and knowing that I am punting on something. Do I need to know the whole ffmpeg interface to grab a thumbnail for my webapp, no, would I actually like to learn it someday, yes, but I don’t need to right now I just need a goddamn thumbnail.

For the most part I am still slotting these things into the codebase myself, but occasionally I have it do an entire module, and even more rare I pull out agents and have it do all the work. The further away from the code I get, the less I care about it and just want it done.

I will laugh at this post in 2 years #

The way I see it agentic coding is not here to stay, it sucks. There is one two ways to go this was a blip in the radar that we laugh at for giving ai companies all our data for free so they could fuck up our products. Or they actually get pretty good and we all become architects that peek at the code if we really need to. I think for the second to become true its going to take a lot of time, consumer hardware will need to catch up, local llms will need to work a lot better than they do now. Even if we still need to call out to the big boys for some heavy work getting the context right for them locally would make a huge difference. Currently local llms are too slow and dumb.

So will this bubble pop or explode, we can only wait to find out.

Doing Some Keeb Modeling And Thought This Was Cool

2025-08-26T20:33:37Z

The inside of a keyboard before the tools are used to cut away switch cutouts in the board.

⭐ ChrisBuilds terminaltexteffects

2025-08-26T19:38:14Z

I like ChrisBuilds’s project terminaltexteffects.

TerminalTextEffects (TTE) is a terminal visual effects engine, application, and Python library.

⭐ miguelgrinberg python-socketio

2025-08-26T13:07:08Z

I recently discovered python-socketio by miguelgrinberg, and it’s truly impressive.

Python Socket.IO server and client

💭 GitHub - cortesi/modd: A flexible developer tool that runs pro...

2025-08-25T15:40:39Z

A flexible developer tool that runs processes and responds to filesystem changes - cortesi/modd

combos only on default layer · WaylonWalker/zmk-config-42block@2398fc7

Gave modd a try today, and I like it, its something I am going to consider slotting right into my justfiles. Gave it a try and it seems to work really well out of the box and easy to configure.

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💭 combos only on default layer · WaylonWalker/zmk-config-42block...

2025-08-25T12:58:37Z

Contribute to WaylonWalker/zmk-config-42block development by creating an account on GitHub.

Knife Sharpener Double Hinge First Try

Fighting some parens in hollow knight lead me to subtle little pauses when playing, I’m swapping combos to only work on the default layer, except for grave, I must have it for minecraft.

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modd

2025-08-25T10:48:01Z

Today I gave modd a try, and it seems like a good file watcher executor. I tried using libnotify to send desktop notifications, but all I got was modd, I might not have notifications setup right on the awesomewm machine.

config goes in modd.conf

**/*.py {
  # check formatting via ruff
  prep: ruff format --check .

  # check docstring formatting
  prep: pydocstyle .
  #
  # # check type hints via ty
  prep: ty check .
  #
  # # run linter via ruff
  prep: ruff check .
}

I installed it using installer from jpillora, pulling pre-built binaries right out of the github repo.

curl https://i.jpillora.com/cortesi/modd | bash

Then you can install it, and on file change it will run the commands you configured.

modd

2025-08-25 Notes

2025-08-25T10:45:08Z

Gave modd a try and it seems pretty good, will likely be slotting it in next to my justfile usage.

Gave sus a try, but it lacked the configurability and flexibility I was looking for. For now I will stick to markata-redirects plugin.

💭 The Death of the User Interface

2025-08-25T01:48:19Z

THE_DEATH_OF_THE_USER_INTERFACE.md markdown

# The Death of the User Interface

> **TL;DR:** We're witnessing the end of graphical user interfaces. AI agents like Claude Code are eliminating the need for windows, menus, and clicks, replacing them with natural language. The computer is finally learning to speak human, not the other way around.

---

## 🔮 A Personal Revelation

Last week, I realized something profound: **I haven't opened Finder in months.** Not once.

Where I once clicked through nested folders, dragged and dropped files, and navigated hierarchical menus, I now simply tell Claude Code exactly what I need:

- _"Find all the test files modified in the last week"_
- _"Move the old backups to archive"_

The commands execute instantly, precisely, without me ever seeing a window, icon, or folder.

> This isn't just about convenience. It's a fundamental shift in how humans interact with computers, and it signals the beginning of the end for user interfaces as we know them.

---

## 🚴 → 🚀 The Bicycle That Became a Teleporter

In 1990, Steve Jobs famously described computers as "bicycles for the mind," drawing from a Scientific American study showing that humans on bicycles were the most efficient locomotors on Earth. The metaphor was perfect for its time: computers amplified human cognitive abilities just as bicycles amplified our physical capabilities.

But bicycles still require you to:

- **Pedal** the mechanism
- **Steer** the direction
- **Navigate** the terrain
- **Learn** the balance

Traditional user interfaces work the same way. They're tools that amplify our abilities, but only after we learn their language, their layouts, their logic.

> **What we have now with AI agents isn't a bicycle anymore. It's a teleporter.** You simply state your destination, and you arrive.

---

## 📜 From Xerox PARC to Natural Language: A 50-Year Arc

### The Timeline of Interface Evolution

**1964** → Douglas Engelbart invents the computer mouse at Stanford Research Institute

**1973** → Xerox PARC develops the Alto, the first computer with a GUI

**1979** → Steve Jobs sees the Alto, immediately grasps its revolutionary potential

**1984** → Macintosh launches, bringing GUI to the masses

**2024** → AI agents begin replacing graphical interfaces entirely

That language dominated for five decades. Windows, Mac OS, and even modern web applications all speak variations of it: _point, click, drag, drop, menu, submenu, dialog box, button._ We became so fluent in this language that we forgot it was a language at all.

### The Abstraction Layer Pattern

Every abstraction layer in computing eventually gets replaced by a higher-level one:

| **Era** | **From**            | **To**                             |
| ------- | ------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| 1950s   | Machine code        | → Assembly language                |
| 1960s   | Assembly            | → High-level programming languages |
| 1980s   | Command line        | → Graphical user interfaces        |
| 2000s   | Native apps         | → Web applications                 |
| 2020s   | **User interfaces** | **→ Conversational AI agents**     |

> Each transition follows the same pattern: what once required specialized knowledge becomes accessible through more natural, intuitive interaction.

---

## 👻 The Invisible Operating System

Traditional operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, are abstractions over hardware. Web applications are abstractions over REST APIs. Both require user interfaces because they need to translate between human intent and machine execution.

**AI agents represent something fundamentally different:** they're abstractions that understand human intent directly. No translation required.

### Consider the Mental Journey of a Simple Task

🖱️ Traditional UI Approach

1. Open Finder/Explorer _(remember where it is)_
2. Navigate to directory _(remember the path)_
3. Scan through files _(parse visual information)_
4. Select multiple files _(remember shortcuts)_
5. Right-click for menu _(know this exists)_
6. Choose "Move to..." _(understand terminology)_
7. Navigate to destination _(remember another path)_
8. Confirm operation _(hope you got it right)_

🗣️ AI Agent Approach

1. "Move all PDF files from Downloads to Documents/Reports"

**Done.**

> The difference isn't just efficiency, it's cognitive load. With traditional interfaces, you're translating your intent into the computer's language. With AI agents, the computer learns your language instead.

---

## 🧠 The Mental Load Revolution

Every interface element, every button, menu, icon, and widget, is a **tiny cognitive tax**. Even the most intuitive interface requires you to:

- ✓ Understand its visual language
- ✓ Remember its organizational structure
- ✓ Learn its interaction patterns
- ✓ Maintain mental models of its state

This is what UX designers call **"extraneous cognitive load"**. Mental effort spent on using the tool rather than accomplishing the task.

> When you tell Claude Code to "set up a new Python project with pytest and black pre-configured," you're expressing pure intent. The mental energy you would have spent on navigation can be redirected to actual problem-solving.

---

## ⚡ The Present: Early Adopters and Edge Cases

We're living through the transition right now.

### What's Happening in 2024

- **AIOS** → Embedding LLMs directly into operating systems
- **Claude Code** → Replacing entire categories of developer tools
- **Cursor & Copilot** → Making IDEs conversational
- **Warp Agent Mode** → LLMs in the terminal for multi-step workflows

### What I No Longer Do

I see it in my own work every day. I no longer:

❌ Browse through file explorers  
❌ Click through git GUIs  
❌ Navigate package manager interfaces  
❌ Hunt through documentation sites  
❌ Configure tools through preference panes

Instead, I describe what I want, and it happens. **The interface hasn't been simplified, it's been eliminated.**

---

## 🍎 The Future Steve Jobs Glimpsed

> "Ultimately computers are going to be a tool for communication. Not computation, not productivity. Communication."
>
> — Steve Jobs, 1983 International Design Conference

At that conference in Aspen, a 28-year-old Jobs made predictions that seemed like science fiction:

- Portable computers with wireless connections
- Instant access to remote databases
- Devices as primary means of communication

He was right about all of it, but even his vision was constrained by the paradigm of his time. He imagined better interfaces, more intuitive interactions, simpler designs.

**He couldn't imagine no interface at all.**

Yet in that quote above, Jobs understood something fundamental: the real revolution would come when computers could understand us as naturally as we understand each other.

> That future is arriving. The question isn't whether AI will replace user interfaces, but how quickly and how completely.

---

## 🔄 The Last Interface

There's an irony in writing about the death of user interfaces, or rather, there **was**. This article itself is proof of the transition: generated through conversation with Claude Code, shaped by human intent rather than human interface manipulation. I provided the ideas and direction; the AI handled the execution. **The future isn't coming, it's already here, manifesting through the very words you're reading.**

Soon, articles like this won't be "written" in the traditional sense. They'll be conversed into existence, with AI agents handling not just the typing but the research, fact-checking, formatting, and publishing. The tool will disappear into the task.

### The Holdouts and the Inevitable

Some will mourn this loss. There's something satisfying about direct manipulation, about seeing and controlling every step. Just as some still prefer command lines to GUIs, some will always prefer clicking to conversing.

But for most of us, the appeal of **zero cognitive load** will be irresistible.

> Why learn an interface when you can just say what you want?  
> Why navigate when you can simply arrive?

---

## 🎯 Conclusion: After the Interface

We stand at an inflection point. For fifty years, ever since Xerox PARC invented the GUI, we've been refining the same basic paradigm: **humans learning to speak computer**.

Now, **computers are learning to speak human**.

The death of the user interface doesn't mean the death of design or user experience. If anything, it makes them more important. When the interface disappears, what remains is pure interaction design: understanding human intent, anticipating needs, handling edge cases gracefully.

The challenge shifts from:

- ❌ _"How do we make this button more obvious?"_
- ✅ **"How do we understand what the user really wants?"**

> Steve Jobs gave us bicycles for the mind.  
> AI agents are giving us something else entirely: **minds that understand our minds.**  
> No pedaling required.

**The user interface is dying, and that's the most user-friendly thing that could possibly happen.**

---

_What do you think? Are we witnessing the end of user interfaces, or just another evolution? How has AI changed your own relationship with traditional software interfaces?_

This is an insane level of agentic llm use, the author claims to not even use his filesystem anymore, its too cumbersome to find where downloads and documents are and way too easy to ask an agent to move all pdf’s from downloads to documents.

This scares me on multiple levels, theres the epidemic of ai datacenters and ai companies burning cash, burning through gpu’s and api calls to a giant data center just to move files sounds absolutely insane to me.

Then there is the level of accuracy. There’s a level of interpretation that happens with english that does not happen in code, code generally does what it does repeatably. The examples of “Move old backups to archive” is so open for interpretation that its ready to ruin your day, which backup, which archive, how old? Dude is ready to loose his files.

Last is privacy, there is going to be a privacy epidemic that is going to pwn so many people giving these things full access to email, chat, ALL of YOUR FILES, and computer, your whole network.

Look I get it this is where things are going, but dude is early, like too early. These things need to become far more accurate, less power hungry, and run locally before I give up my whole filesystem.

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💭 Why everyone is quitting social media - YouTube

2025-08-25T01:36:35Z

Damn, social media is at an all time low. I’ve felt all of these issues and when I got a new phone I started fresh, I didn’t install one social media app. Luckily Youtube has remained solid for me. Yes shorts are a bit less what I came for and more addicting content they had to do in order to keep up. There are some legit good commedians, a bit of good knowledge and a bunch of trash that is hard to look away from on shorts. I still find myself able to find content I enjoy and signed up for on YouTube. I feel like I get a one way relationship with someone similar to a TV show or news anchor of old media.

Social Media has morphed from follows likes and similar, to viral posts by creators I don’t recognize. posting and immediately getting like by two hot women with accounts created this week. The rest of the real creators left on there are stuck trying to keep up, echo viral trends, trying to keep up the content treadmill. A few come through, but most feel somewhat forced. A lot of it is ai generated, and whats not mostly doesn’t feel that human anyways.

The people on here seem to really tie the internet to social media and are ready to quit the internet. I think there is more to the internet, we can find each other, but setting up rss feeds, following others, and scrolling their own website lacks that dopamine hit social media has right now.

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2025-08-23 Notes

2025-08-23T19:27:05Z

Knife Sharpener #

Today, some great work on the knife sharpener re-design. I’ve been using the same one since I first got my ender 3 3d printer, and have wanted to make some changes ever since.

Wyatt sat with me through the design, I probably would not have gone this deep without him, he thought the helmet look was hilarious

Notice one of the biggest problems with this one here is how much is slides around

This wing nut really set it apart

Hollow Knight #

Progress on the Hollow Knight Keeb Run. SILKSONG in 2 WEEKS!!

Getting The Lumafly Lantern In My Hollow Knight Keeb Run Unlocking Royal Waterways In Hollow Knight Keeb Run Entering Royal Waterway Hollow Knight Keeb Run Unlock Royal Waterway Bench In Hollow Knight Keeb

todays script #

Made a little script to grab these

for post in m.feeds.today.posts:
    if post.get('image', None):
        print(f'![{post["title"]}]({post["image"]})')
    else:
        print(f'[{post["title"]}]({post["url"]})')

Knife Sharpener Double Hinge Wing Nut

2025-08-23T19:23:55Z

A 3 lobed wing nut perfectly hiding the m4 cap screw underneath of it, flooded in uv resin.

Knife Sharpener Double Hinge First Try

2025-08-23T19:21:49Z

knife sharpener double hinge first try

Testing out the double hinge knife sharpener holder for the first time.

Knife Sharpenter Double Hinge Mid Print

2025-08-23T18:44:28Z

A bambu A1 printer printing my double hinge mid print under a uv light

Kings Station In Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-23T11:01:07Z

Kings Station in Hollow Knight Keeb run

Unlocking Kings station in my hollow knight keyboard only run

Defeating The Dung Defender In Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-23T11:00:03Z

Defeating the Dung Defender in hollow knight keeb run

The final blow to the Dung Defender as he admits defeat and allows the little knight to access the valve in the royal waterways.

Unlock Royal Waterway Bench In Hollow Knight Keeb

2025-08-23T09:48:08Z

unlock royal waterway bench in hollow knight keeb

Using desolate dive to unlock the Royal Waterway bench in my Hollow Knight keeb only run.

Entering Royal Waterway Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-23T09:46:21Z

entering royal waterway hollow knight keeb run

Entering the royal waterway during my hollow knight keeb only run.

Unlocking Royal Waterways In Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-23T09:45:20Z

unlocking royal waterways in hollow knight keeb run

Using the simple key to unlock the Royal Waterway in Hollow Knight during my keeb only run.

Getting The Lumafly Lantern In My Hollow Knight Keeb Run

2025-08-23T09:43:36Z

getting the lumafly lantern in my hollow knight keeb run

Purchasing the Lumafly Lanten from Sly’s shop in Dirtmouth during my Hollow Knight keeb only run.

Helmet Hidden In Design

2025-08-23T09:26:38Z

A CAD design for a movable hinge that turned out looking like a space helmet.

bash timestamp

2025-08-22T15:35:36Z

Today I needed to make a backup of some config. I wanted to add a timestamp so that I knew when the backup was made. This would make unique backups easy, and I could tell when they were made.

cp configfile configfile.backup.$(date %s)

If you want to decrypt the timestamp into something more human readable. You can list backup files, strip out the timestamp, and then convert it to a human readable date.

/bin/ls | grep backup | sed 's/configfile.backup.//' | xargs -I {} date -d @{}

or just throw it to the date command by hand.

date -d @1755895402

2025-08-21 Notes

2025-08-21T07:43:49Z

https://youtu.be/-EYRzF0zp3U?si=mKCPlMDecrqzvjuF

Is ai in 2025 like a Roomba vacuum? The ads make it look fantastic but after some time it becomes worthless and needs constant monitoring.

https://youtube.com/shorts/iIDVm_J-JxU?si=WRiLXASnXlqqidLi

For some reason the first one has kinda stuck with me.

You think youre thinking, but you’re mostly remembering. Your thoughts are just loops your nervous system finds familiar, your not making decisions, your repeating emotional echos. Unless you interrupt the loop your future is your past in disguise.

💭 Search Needs a Human Solution: A Manifesto

2025-08-21T01:23:08Z

Search Needs a Human Solution: A Manifesto

When was the last time you felt genuine discovery on the internet?

Not algorithmic recommendations. Not SEO-optimized listicles.

I mean real, surprising, meaningful discovery.

Search is brok…

Candid and colorful thoughts on enterprise readiness · simplecto.com

The hype bro influencer culture is over, we are fucking burnt the fuck out. I’m done scrolling through ai slop on social media, I like in a few times a week with hopes to see some friends at the top of my feed and jump out. The Doom and Gloom of politics, everyone has a side that will bring glory and the other side will start an apocalypse did me in, ai generated bs is just driving those platforms further into the ground, I’m tired and done.

I’m starting to lean into RSS, I hope for projects like Sam mentions here make this more possible for the average person. I hope that real people make awesomelists like he mentions. I hope that the internet becomes more human again.

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💭 You Should Be Hiring Mullets. (write that down)

2025-08-21T01:14:21Z

You Should Be Hiring Mullets. (write that down)

Not because it's cool (it is), but because it's what your company actually needs right now.

"Business in the front, party in the back" isn't just some throwback style. It's the whole point.

In ou…

Candid and colorful thoughts on enterprise readiness · simplecto.com

We need more mullets (as sam describes them). Not so serious, but serious when it counts. Ready to back you up, get some shit shipped, roll up their sleeves and do the work, stand up in front of people and pitch ideas. We have too many hustle bros pitching shit they cant do, ai doomers who have been here 10 minutes think they can replace everything they don’t understand with a word calculator, framework Andys afraid to ship till its perfect. Grow a Mullet.

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💭 OverType - The Markdown Editor That's a Textarea

2025-08-21T00:50:01Z

The most under hyped, under engineered text editor overtype. Going to be popping this into some places like Thoughts, and maybe more, looks small and easy to use. Gives just a bit of nice features over a text editor.

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⭐ panphora overtype

2025-08-21T00:47:17Z

The work on overtype by panphora.

The markdown editor that’s just a textarea https://overtype.dev

💭 The Internet is Dying: AI, Bots, and The End of Human Content ...

2025-08-18T13:04:56Z

Damn this VAnessa is hitting my feed with hard topics, I’m not sure whether to subscribe or to block. These top websites only feel worse every day, when I post on twitter and I get 4 likes by accounts that were created 5 minutes ago with racy profile pics it feels obvious. I wonder how larger accounts deal with it. Now that llms have made making these bots mimic humans easy It really makes you want out. I’ve really become a curmudgeon and leaning on rss over the past year, I dont like it, but idk what to do.

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💭 The Real Reason Your Power Bill Doubled (It's Not Inflation) -...

2025-08-18T13:01:04Z

This is a crazy theory I did not realize was out there, but damn power just keeps costing more and more. She does not mention it here, but there are many sources of power for the grid that cost vastly different amounts to produce, generally “clean energy” solutions are harder and more expensive to bring online and don’t just turn on and off at the flick of a switch. Anyways, how are the power companies divying this power out to users, do some get preferred rates or supply? My rates just went up for the summer period “temporarily”. Our infrastructure is aging hard to upgrade and needs something done to it. Who’s really going to pay for it, these AI companies are throwing big numbers but do they have any real money? Do they have any real revenue after building out massive data centers filling them with the most expensive hardware? These guys are burning cash like crazy.

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💭 Digitized Signatures

2025-08-17T15:47:05Z

Digitized Signatures

signature.cnrad.dev

seriously cool dumb app that no one asked for but is really creative and unique.

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💭 DHH on X: "Rewiring your muscle memory for copy/paste when you...

2025-08-17T15:39:42Z

Performance Difference between RWX and RWO volumes · longhorn longhorn · Discussion #6964

Today I learned that its spelled “Rite of Passage”, and is short for ritual. Mac has so many of these things that are just different, but do not let you reconfigure them and you are stuck with it. copy / paste I don’t get, the 3 times I’ve touched a mac since I was a kid its frustrated me. Is it lock in? or is it them actually thinking this is the right way and you all shall do as we say.

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2025-08-17 Notes

2025-08-17T12:21:47Z

After a long time I begrudgingly setup window rules for hyprland. What I wanted was the ability to log out and jump back into work with a freshened work space. Right now I’m running on low ram and disk on hyprland and sometimes I need to just quit everything and get back to work quick. So I setup exec-once to start my terminal, browser, and chat. These are my main applications that run on my power fingers 456 (which are on a layer that present under jkl). I use them every time I log in and will need them no matter what I do. When I exec once them, they just dump onto one workspace, you can pick it but no matter the timing, you end up with race conditions that end up with you on different workspaces.

So I setup window rules. I avoided this for a long time, because of my workflow on awesomewm, I thought this manual workspace selection was superior. What I really think happened was that awesomewm was a little trickier for me to figure out what things were named and to actually get the rules setup correctly.

hyprland makes this pretty simple with its great cli.

hyprctl clients -j | jq | grep class

Now that I can see attributes of these windows as I open them I can set up rules for them to go onto the correct workspace, or to float them. I have a couple of things like a file picker coming from a browser showing up in the tiled layout, when a file picker like this shows up, just cover everything up its temporary, no need to squeeze it into the tiled layout.

the file picker float also fixed an issue I had where they would not show up, and lock up brave when its in full screen mode and I don’t realize it.

windowrulev2 = workspace 1, class:^(steam)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 4, class:^(kitty)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 5, class:^(firefox)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 5, class:^(brave-browser)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 5, class:^(google-chrome)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 6, class:^(Signal)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 2, class:^(krita)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 8, class:^(brave-chat.openai.com__-Default)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 8, class:^(brave-youtube.com__-Default)$
windowrulev2 = float, class:^(org.pulseaudio.pavucontrol)$
windowrulev2 = workspace 9, class:^(org.prismlauncher.PrismLauncher)$
windowrulev2 = float, class:^(org.prismlauncher.PrismLauncher)$, title:^(Console window.*)
windowrulev2 = float, class:^(xdg-desktop-portal-gtk)$

Wyatt Drew A Watertower In Aesprite

2025-08-17T10:21:08Z

Little dude has some talent.

A post apocalyptic water tower sitting on a rock drawn in blues and greens with moss hanging from it, including a rusty red top and legs. Drew by Wyatt.

2025-08-16 Notes

2025-08-16T10:07:21Z

homelab-cleanup-day">HomeLab cleanup day #

remove nextcloud
pause photoprism
pause syncthing
move data to walkershare
filepermissions 1000:1000 all of it
organize how I want
resume photoprism
resume syncthing - update share locations
expose to mac over smb
ensure mac can write over smb
expose to archlinux oversmb
ensure archlinux can write over smb
expose to syncthing over pvc
expose to my terminal over pvc

wishlist

Forgejo repos
Forgejo runners
explore moving from docker repository to repoflow

💭 Performance Difference between RWX and RWO volumes · longhorn/...

2025-08-15T19:13:56Z

Hey all, because of some internal testing I made a couple of experiments on our Cluster related to performance of RWX and RWO volumes. Because this might be of interest to some people I thought I s...

https://waylonwalker.com/shots/

Interesting longhorn storage performance test, author does highlight right away that this is a simulation and not a REAL test. I did not fully understand the storage semantics before reading through this.

RWO - Always presents a filesystem ext4 or xfs
RWX/ROX - Always presents a network share nfs to the pod.

This is an important distinction for applications that use sqlite or a tool on top of sqlite such as diskcache. With sqlite it is not recomended to run over nfs due to missing required file locking mechanisms.

Longhorn storage still provides a lot of benefits to these applications as the storage is automatically replicated, if the node that your application is running on goes offline a new pod will start on an existing node. If you have planned downtime, you can cordon and drain a node. Since the data is available in another location you will be able to start a new pod on anther node. barring your PodDisruptionBudget settings, taints, and affinity, this may happen automatically.

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2025-08-14 Notes

2025-08-14T20:15:54Z

Huge progress on shots not to be confused with shots inspired by https://justin.searls.co/shots/. I’m building out my own instagram grid design, right now its 4 wide, but I wonder if it should be 3 wide to match up with the old instagram grid designs, and I could do cool crops like instagram used to.

I went through a bunch of old gratitude posts and pulled images from all of them, and update all of the images to use dropper while I was at it.

More work after kids bed time and came up with a great concept that needs to go into markata, yes its more configuration. markata is quickly becoming death by config. What I wanted was the ability to make different cards different sizes.

What I came up with was adding “card_classes” to the front matter of the markdown file. This is a list of classes that will be added to the card div when the card is rendered. This way I can make cards different sizes. Here are a couple of good results I had.

A landscape shot of quarry lake

An image of Rhiannon and I at sunset

Made a bit of cyberbrink crane progress, glued in a few cables and put the cab on top of the tower.

⭐ vrtmrz obsidian-livesync

2025-08-14T13:29:15Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on obsidian-livesync, created by vrtmrz.

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⭐ syncthing syncthing

2025-08-14T03:47:05Z

I like syncthing’s project syncthing.

Open Source Continuous File Synchronization

2025-08-13 Notes

2025-08-13T21:23:24Z

Inspired by Justin Searls Shots, I made started my own shots feed for self hosted Instagram style photos. The layout could use a lot of work, the feed seems like its breaking on rebuild due to some cache issues, but its there and kind of works and eventually will get a proper prominently placed link, for now its an idea for anyone who sees this.

By the way what a boss domain searls.co is. I’ve seen Chris Coyier just got coyer.com and talked about being able to use it as a family domain.

2025-08-12 Notes

2025-08-12T16:46:31Z

Sad day yesterday. We discovered that our freezer was left cracked over a day or so. Kids self serviced themselves to some sausage dogs at some point and wedged the box in the door. Everything was over 40F and done.

Lessons learned for everyone. For the kids, see something say something, food should not come out of a freezer soft and barely fridge temp. For the parents, don’t get in a rush when loading the freezer. If something doesn’t quite look like it’s going to stay out, it probably won’t and next person to use it will pay… Or you will pay when they don’t notice. Last lesson for everyone, when you come home late and tired from a family trip to Grandma’s and hear beeping it’s probably important and investigate.

I need some more ram… Was waiting out prime day, prices went up and haven’t gone down.

forgejo is pretty dope, played with it for awhile today locally, create repos with curl, git push, actions working with multiple runners.

trying forgejo

2025-08-12T11:57:42Z

WIP

networks:
  forgejo:
    external: false
services:
  server:
    image: codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo:11
    container_name: forgejo
    environment:
      - USER_UID=1000
      - USER_GID=1000
    restart: always
    networks:
      - forgejo
    volumes:
      - ./forgejo:/data
    ports:
      - '3000:3000'
      - '2222:22'
  docker-in-docker:
    image: docker:dind
    container_name: docker_dind
    privileged: true
    command: ["dockerd", "-H", "tcp://0.0.0.0:2375", "--tls=false"]
    restart: unless-stopped
    networks: [forgejo]
  runner:
    image: data.forgejo.org/forgejo/runner:4.0.0
    container_name: forgejo-runner
    user: "1001:1001"
    depends_on:
      - docker-in-docker
    environment:
      DOCKER_HOST: tcp://docker-in-docker:2375
    volumes:
      - ./runner-data:/data:Z,U # will hold .runner + cache
    command: /bin/sh -c "while :; do sleep 1; done"
    restart: unless-stopped
    networks: [forgejo]

💭 GitHub Ensloppification – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-08-12T02:29:16Z

GitHub Ensloppification

The one where I say goodbye to GitHub

AI-generated slop that I thought was worth sharing.

David’s got me looking at Forgejo. I’ve seen a lot of GitHub jumpers just this week, and I’ve been tempted for a long time to self host one anyways, so it might be time. I don’t have hard issues with anything, I just like self hosting my own personal stuff.

On the flipside, I hope this does not turn yet another thing to shit. I lived through the download software from sourceforge and hope you get the right download now button and not the one from the virus ad. I’m not putting my really public/useful projects on a self hosted platform… well not as the only source, I see how that comes off edgy. I like having some trust in the platform. Currently theres a lot of issues with M$ and GitHub using you for your data, but I don’t think injecting virus, malware, bitcoin miners is a worry I have coming from a GitHub release, unless it was put there by the author.

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💭 Note-taking & Editors - awesome-selfhosted

2025-08-11T14:27:23Z

Great list of self hosted markdown editors. Looking for a good one for my wife and family to use that does not look like editing code.

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⭐ pythops impala

2025-08-10T17:53:51Z

Check out pythops and their project impala.

🛜 TUI for managing wifi on Linux

💭 Slops | justin․searls․co

2025-08-10T17:41:56Z

Slops

justin․searls․co · justin.searls.co

Justin has such great feeds on his site, I love how the main feeds are so prominant just to the left of the article you are reading. slops in particular feels like a great category. Saving this chat for later, or found it particularly interesting, but don’t really want to make a post about it.

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⭐ yarrick iodine

2025-08-10T17:09:19Z

iodine by yarrick is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

Official git repo for iodine dns tunnel

💭 noah on X: "this is about to be my go to on plane flights. u d...

2025-08-10T17:07:18Z

blakewatson.com turns 20 - blakewatson.com

kinda wild, you can chat with an ai bot over a dns request??

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💭 blakewatson.com - blakewatson.com turns 20

2025-08-09T19:48:58Z

I bought this domain as a college student using a friend’s credit card. Twenty years later, it’s one of the best decisions I've ever made.

blakewatson.com

20 years is a long time to work on something, congrats Blake! So many great links to small web creators, why, and how to build your own site.

As algos turn to shit the small web remains a space that cannot be ruined. There will always be rss feeds from real humans writing for other humans.

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⭐ Termix-SSH Termix

2025-08-09T14:50:37Z

I recently discovered Termix by Termix-SSH, and it’s truly impressive.

Termix is a web-based server management platform with SSH terminal, tunneling, and file editing capabilities.

💭 ThePrimeagen on X: "there is literally no universe that this i...

2025-08-09T00:09:36Z

hollow-knight-keeb-moss-knight.mp4

there is literally no universe that this is true 10k lines and its not bug filled crap? ok Lex Luthor, its time to step away from the keys

Is this 10k real production code? Dry in the sense that it hasn’t re-implemented the same s3 api dozens of time? What language are we talking something dense like python? something very verbose like html? Maybe a language where you implement everything from scratch like lua. This matters a lot. Playing with little POC applications that dont mean anything I can quickly come up with 500-1k likes of code that I may never look at again. I’m sure I can come up wtih 10k decent lines of code a day.

But for the same application without duplicating everything over and over? For something that moves the needle and really matters?? every single day?? Consistently +10k, not 10k changes, not 10k deletes of yesterdays code. nah thats wack.

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2025-08-08 Notes

2025-08-08T19:28:06Z

This Web ain’t what it used to be #

I found this post from miriam.codes while reading dbushell’s notes. I kinda agree with Miriam and David here. AI is really making me feel like an old curmudgeon. Every day it gets more enshitified, filled with more nonsense, more hate, more “fake news” which all news gets labeled as these days, nothing is credible to anyone anymore.

What I’m here for is still plugging away at my own site, trying harder than ever to find real people with real websites, who write real content that I enjoy. I’m going to continue staying in my lane, making notes that no one will read, leaving thoughts no one will read, writing blog posts that might reach 10s of people who really care.

YouTube still feels like a safe place. I see more and more AI slop popping up and off, but it doesn’t hit my feed, happy for that so far. I do see a lot of creators using AI thumbnails, Most look obvious, but some feel like uncanny faces of the people I follow and it’s weird. I think I follow the exact average of the 2025 YT watcher, I watch a handful of the top 100 channels, and a bunch of sub 1M average joes. These all feel like people just sharing their story. A lot of them have Orange County Choppers Season 1 vibes, we are just making good content about trying to make it in the world. They haven’t yet descended into the madness that OCC became in its later seasons that was all about building drama that tore the family apart.

Moss Knight from hollow knight home row layout #

I took a break for awhile on the game, my son got bored and moved on. He tends to switch out games a lot faster than me. I came back to it tonight after a few months off and just got some geo from the moss knights for awhile. I got this decent clip of clearing them, I’m no pro, but getting better at timing on the keeb layout.

Cyberbrick Crane Progress #

Made some progress on the cyberbrick crane that I am building with Wyatt.

⭐ nwg-piotr nwg-look

2025-08-08T15:04:28Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on nwg-look, created by nwg-piotr.

GTK3 settings editor adapted to work in the wlroots environment

💭 The Brutalist Report

2025-08-08T02:12:48Z

The Brutalist Report

The day

brutalist.report

Discovered the Brutalist Report from CJ on syntax.fm on their rss-is-not-dead episode. The way he described it, I was like gnaw thats whack, not into it, but I had to check it out. It’s actually great! Except the political shit, I go to rss to get away from political finger pointing. The Hacker News list is great, maybe I need to pay more attention to hacker news??

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💭 Omarchy is on the move

2025-08-07T14:28:34Z

Omarchy is on the move

Omarchy has been improving at a furious pace. Since it was first released on June 26, I've pushed out 18(!) new releases together with a rapidly growing community of collaborators, users, and new-t...

world.hey.com

It’s facinating how many people are making the jump from mac/windows, not just to linux, not just to archlinux, but to a full on tiling window manager. DHH has omakub and omarchy. Omakub is advertised as easy and for beginners, but many are skipping right over that to go straight for the hard stuff.

DHH mentions hyprland here, one thing I think he is missing is that this is the first real mainstream tiling window manager that is a competitor to i3, awesomewm, qtile that runs Wayland. I think they were able to pull a bunch of great benefits such as lack of screen tearing and animations from this.

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💭 YouTube has earned its crown

2025-08-07T14:22:58Z

YouTube has earned its crown

I often give Google a lot of shit for shutting down services whenever they're bored, hire a new executive, or face a three-day weekend. The company seems institutionally incapable of standing behin...

world.hey.com

I wonder how much of killed-by-google is due to is 20 percent time. Allowing engineers to follow a passion project turns into a real product that doesn’t have full backing and support of the company.

similar to DHH as much as I am hurt by reader and all of their privacy BS that comes from ad based revenue I appreciate YouTube and them supporting all of the creators on it. Giving a platform for small creators the ability to sustain themselves and reach a larch audience without big coorporate rules.

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💭 20 Percent Time – Ted Merz

2025-08-07T14:19:33Z

Googles 20 percent time is fascinating to me. It seems like a great way for engineers to fill up their tank with new skills, passion projects, and the need to scratch an itch. To me these days it feels like something that would incentivize good talent to join.

I can remember back earlier in my career December and January were slow months for big companies. Riddled with vacation and annual planning cycle. I would use this time to create tools and libraries that would help me move quicker throughout the year.

I clearly remember having a conversation with a colleague several salary grades ahead of me come mid February asking what I was up to. I was furiously pecking away at some of these projects while he let me know that he had been waiting for this years plan for months and had no tasks from the boss.

That said, I don’t think any major tech company is going to adopt 20% time these days. It’s too chaotic, too hard to manage and impossible to measure.

This line from Ted feels exactly why 20 percent time generally blows up and likely turns into another killed-by-google product that has a small user base and is furious about it being killed. With enough of these at least one cough reader cough has affected us all.

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💭 Blog @ tonsky.me

2025-08-06T20:35:25Z

Blog

tonsky.me · tonsky.me

Niki has one of the coolest yet simple personal sites that I have seen in a long time. We need more of this on the internet! hover over his face, try dark mode, submit personal data, there are so many really cool Easter eggs to discover!

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💭 We shouldn’t have needed lockfiles @ tonsky.me

2025-08-06T20:11:31Z

We shouldn’t have needed lockfiles

Lockfiles are an absolutely unnecessary concept that complicates things without a good reason. Dependency managers can and are working without it just the same.

tonsky.me · tonsky.me

I wholeheartedly agree that packaging is broken, semver is broken, expecting much better from a system of oss that is built on top of volunteers, passion projects, nights and weekends is a fools errand. With that I disagree that we we dont need lockfiles. Maybe its Nikki’s experience in java and my lack that puts us on this opposite spectrum, but without lockfiles the world changes underneath us as we release. One small change to your source can introduce a whole set of new features/bugs that you did not plan on without a good locking system. It can also cause you to need to do dependency resolution at application build time and not ahead of time.

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💭 I Will Fucking Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again — Ludicity

2025-08-06T16:39:28Z

Fantastic write up on their experience in ai, opinions on ai being a hoax with a veil of reasonable usefulness. Arguing that most people do not understand enough to see the difference, and thought leaders see where it is now, see where it was yesterday, it must be going to general intelligence tomorrow and you all will loose your jobs without this. I appreciate the satirical language here.

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💭 DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Rails, Productivity & ...

2025-08-06T01:22:39Z

Letting Ai drive code feels like giving up so much control. It feels like its leaving so many brain cycles open for other things, yet its not quite good enough to do production level things on its own, so we must watch it, we must review it, yet its code can be some of the worst to review left unattended. I’m feeling this right now as I’m avoiding writing a bit of js that I could probably do myself. Some day this is likely to flip, and it will get better and we will spend our brain cycles thinking about architecture, security, marketing, big picture ideas about the problem we are trying to solve, but we are not yet there and as long as we still need to review I find it a much more pleasant workflow to have in a separate window than have it change the whole fucking project for a simple change.

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💭 A quote from greyduet on r/teachers

2025-08-05T16:01:16Z

A quote from greyduet on r/teachers

I teach HS Science in the south. I can only speak for my district, but a few teacher work days in the wave of enthusiasm I'm seeing for AI tools …

Pico comes with 380 manually crafted colors to help you personalize your brand design system.

Woof, ai is sucking the soul from everything, being forced onto teachers who don’t want or care about it and are simply sharing ai-slop to their kids without giving it much thought. remember that it is rude to share ai-slop with others that you have not vetted, It’s next level to turn this into teaching material for children who are forced into your classroom and have no choice about the matter, you should be ashamed.

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2025-08-05 Notes

2025-08-05T09:00:57Z

Yesterday I started building out some qrcode tooling for myself starting with qrcode.waylonwalker.com. This is part of my tinyapps project.

Also dug into qr codes in python to try to get some easy and small qrcodes that I could add to my blog posts for others who find a post on desktop and want to open on mobile.

This is what I am going for with qrcodes on my blog posts.

If you want fancier qrcodes check out https://mydigitalharbor.com/

qr codes in python

2025-08-05T08:32:12Z

I have a couple of use cases for simple qr codes in python coming up. One is for blog posts, the other is for auth into a new server application logged to a terminal. I tried the qrcode library and it does not look as nice to me and I found pyqrcode to be quite nice.

import pyqrcode
url = pyqrcode.create('https://waylonwalker.com/qr-codes-in-python')
url.svg('qr-codes-in-python.svg', scale=8)
print(url.terminal(quiet_zone=1))
url.svg('qr-codes-in-python.svg', scale=12)
url.svg('qr-codes-in-python.svg', omithw=True) # width is controlled by the container

url.svg('qr-codes-in-python.svg', omithw=True, module_color='#ffd119')
url.svg('qr-codes-in-python.svg', omithw=True, module_color='#ff69b4', background='#2b034c')

result #

Here is the final svg result.

Here is what it looks like in the terminal.

If you want fancier qrcodes check out https://mydigitalharbor.com/

💭 Colors • Pico CSS

2025-08-04T14:58:33Z

Colors • Pico CSS

Pico CSS · picocss.com

A great alternative to tailwind colors that has everything defined in one colors file for only 0.3kb. it feels well worth the weight if you are trying to skip a build step or avoid npm/node. It has even more colors than tailwind. I appreciate that there is a grey palette that is fully desaturated.

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💭 rushter/selectolax: Python binding to Modest and Lexbor engine...

2025-08-04T13:52:15Z

GitHub - rushter/selectolax: Python binding to Modest and Lexbor engines. Fast HTML5 parser with CSS selectors for Python.

Python binding to Modest and Lexbor engines. Fast HTML5 parser with CSS selectors for Python. - rushter/selectolax

How To Build The Tallest Building In Town

Selectolax you have my attention! I will be giving this a try for markata which often suffers from slow beautifulsoup. It appears to have everything I need for my simple use cases.

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⭐ rushter selectolax

2025-08-04T13:45:54Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on selectolax, created by rushter.

Python binding to Modest and Lexbor engines (fast HTML5 parser with CSS selectors).

⭐ rqlite rqlite

2025-08-04T01:17:07Z

I like rqlite’s project rqlite.

The lightweight, user-friendly, distributed relational database built on SQLite.

💭 How To Build The Tallest Building In Town

2025-08-02T15:04:49Z

There are two ways you can build the tallest building in town. Once you understand this, things get really good.

Gary Vaynerchuk · garyvaynerchuk.com

Have some positivity! “Just Build the Tallest Fucking Building” is one of my favorite Gary Vee quotes. Build good community, bring others up, and stop tearing everyone down, listen to the vid.

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💭 Meet Gor | I kind of hate Agentic IDEs for the sake of product...

2025-08-02T15:00:38Z

meetgor.com

Yes, I can review the code and make changes, but who in the world loves reviewing code? Do you love reviewing peers’ PRs? really?

I’m with MeetGor here 100%. reviewing the nuance, not being as involved with the process of creating the architecture design, not solving the problems that arise in development make it hard to effectively review and not turn into LGTM man.

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Dolphin Remote Storage Previews

2025-08-02T14:58:09Z

I’ve got a few samba shares going in my homelab, and I’m struggling finding a great app to scroll through vacation photos with my wife. I want something intuitive, non intimidating, and just works. Turns out that the default file browser application for hyprland works great, but you need to enable previews for remote storage for it to work for my use case here.

💭 Meet Gor | Just Fucking use kubernetes

2025-08-02T14:53:45Z

meetgor.com

Sometimes, all you need is a mindset shift, a blocker in your mind that holds you back from doing certain things. And for me, I have consumed enough tutorials and posts about Kubernetes, that I need to put to use and create. I have been stuck in the learning cycle, lets push to prod with kubernetes.

This hurts. I know others with this learning style that need to see the full picture before actually doing something with new tech. The way I first got into kubernetes I was looking for the easy route and somehow k8s came up several times as a suggested route Looking for a Heroku replacement, What I found was shocking!, So I dove in head first with k3s and kompose. What I found was that it was not all that hard once you start to see how the pieces fit together, no amount of reading tutorials would have gotten me there.

Does anyone care if you use simple yet fragile bash scripts or heavy weight Kubernetes cluster for just clicking buttons and creating and updating rows in a database? No!

You know what, let’s fucking use Kubernetes.

Let’s Gooo. Use what is right for you and stop parroting kubernets is hard, heavy, for big companies, maybe actually try it first.

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💭 Quoting Meet Gor | Kubernetes isn't for you

2025-08-02T14:44:18Z

csi-driver-smb/deploy/example/smb-provisioner at master · kubernetes-csi/csi-driver-smb

meetgor.com

If you want to use it for the purpose of learning it, please do use it.

Kubernetes as usual is a tool like others, you can’t use one tool everywhere. Where bash scripts work, they just work, where they don’t they fall apart too, kubernetes works like a charm.

Use your grug brains a little and choose wisely! In the end, who the hell cares if you use kubernetes or bash scripts to scale if your users are happy?

Well Said!

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💭 Kubernetes Isn't for You

2025-08-02T14:40:42Z

Kubernetes Isn

Kubernetes isn

sliplane.io

This post feels like it was written by someone who has never tried kubernetes, someone who reads twitter, listens to t3.gg and thePrimeagen (who cant even container let alone kubernetes). If you cant run linux, use bash, build your own docker images, run docker comfortably. If infra is not your thing kubernetes is probably not for you.

Kubernetes Was Built for Google

Just like how react was built for facebook to solve facebook problems with many teams contributing effectively to the same interactive interfaces. Turns out that react is actually a pretty good product if you have a highly interactive page, and if this is your bread and butter, you can make overly heavy static sites with too much build very effectively. It works and runs much of the internet now.

We are getting serious. We need serious tools. Big companies use Kubernetes. We should too. It feels more professional. It sounds like we know what we are doing.

If anyone uses these reasons to pitch kubernetes to me they don’t belong in a position to make any sort of decision. The first one could be a heading with maybe something under it.

But Kubernetes should not be your first infrastructure step. It should be a response to real pain, not an emotional milestone

As with anything, it depends! Keeping with the react example, if you have a team with these skills its a solid choice, maybe its overkill, but you got this skills to start here then go for it.

If you have never given something a real shot then don’t be writing articles shitting on the tech. Actually if you do not have a deep expertise in it you probably should not be writing articles shitting on other tech. If you are the CEO of an alternative, you definitely should not be writing articles shitting on your competition. just build the biggest fucking building in town .

If you are kube curios give kind and kompose a try, you will be surprised at how quickly you can get something up and running in kubernetes. You might be surprised at how easy it is to remotely manage, add gitops workflows with argocd. Give k9s a try and you can see all of your nodes, services, ingress, pvcs, EVERYTHING you have deployed and its status in one easy to use TUI.

I avoided kubernetes for a long time because articles like this told me to and I never gave it a fair try.

Check out just fucking use kubernetes for a satirical opposite take.

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💭 csi-driver-smb/deploy/example/smb-provisioner at master · kube...

2025-08-01T19:50:39Z

This driver allows Kubernetes to access SMB Server on both Linux and Windows nodes. - kubernetes-csi/csi-driver-smb

Great guide to setting up a samba server right in kubernetes. I tried it out after too long of playing with trying to get connected to a samba share on ucore, no idea what was wrong, but this just works, and will live in my homelab no matter what distro I’m on, no playbook required to set it up, just good ol k8s manifest. TBH I cheated and haven’t set up the secrets yet, so its not quite in argocd or in my github repo, but POC is there and it works as advertised without issue.

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💭 DHH on X: "You have all the time you need, you're just spendin...

2025-07-31T00:56:40Z

The one where I put the hypercard in the hyperlink

The message so many of us need to hear, stop scrolling and start creating. I’m not sure that I have a heavy issue with this, I barely scroll the socials anymore, I have my own rss reader curated with people that I enjoy consuming from. YT is often done as a family activity (with my wife) or listening while doing something like dishes. But I think I’ve been on the other side of this for awhile. There’s something that ticks my brain by twiddling with linux nonsensically or pip install thing-i-heard-about-today and try it. I’m not imune though, I often fill gaps in the day with nonsense short content, but try to avoid the short trap.

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💭 Rewriting alt-tab to save 0.1s - YouTube

2025-07-28T12:46:30Z

How many times in one video can Prime say dude just use arch, dude arch would be way easier, dude you know how hard you are making this on yourself.

I do not envy those who desire full size configurability but stuck with the opinions of GatesJobs. Windows and Mac are so rigid, that it makes it impossible to do any level of customizability that I would want to do for productivity.

Unless you Must work on win/mack for some reason of work, you make something for one of them, you use Adobe, or you play competitive online multiplayer with easy anticheat there is a distro for you. The number of things that you need a win/mack for is greatly shrinking, you don’t have to submit yourself to the pain of Gates that this guy has done.

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Homelab Update Jul 2025

2025-07-28T08:19:37Z

Basement shelf with 3 computers, a network switch, an uninterubptable power supply, one monitor underneath, and a wifi access point to the right.

💭 Copyparty - YouTube

2025-07-27T17:23:57Z

Copyparty looks like a feature full self hosted file server, putting this into my check out later when I get back to my desk. Impressive number of features I didn’t even know were a thing all from one .py file.

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2025-07-27 Notes

2025-07-27T01:25:33Z

Today Wyatt and I conquered cathulu in Cat quest III.

cathulu.mp4

Which then lead us to finish Mama Milk’s quest line.

mama-milk.mp4

archlinux BTW devtainer #

Made some progress on moving my devtainer back from ubuntu to arch, it’s somewhat pertinent because a few of the things I use are now outdated and I just want to use a package manager and not have to build things from scratch.

Kubernetes Development Environment #

I also setup a dev environment in kubernetes, already using this new arch image, its great so far, writing this post from it.

As a challenge how much of my workflow could be done from kubernetes, docker build, and run would be hard, but I bet I could come up with something. The clipboard part of my workflow would need a major change, especially for grabbing previous terminal outputs.

💭 What the EDC Community Gets Wrong About Pry Bars - YouTube

2025-07-26T20:27:28Z

Ben sold me on the mini pocket pry here. It’s funny how so many minimalist tools become over the top titanium damascus with wild patterns and designs. they look amazing, but are they worth the insane price for simple things? I like my edc to be things I don’t worry about breaking, loosing, or giving away. Fancy ass prybars for $200+ gives me all of those negative feelings I don’t want on my edc.

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💭 How I Use Computers Now - YouTube

2025-07-26T14:41:22Z

Ben is always good for a banger of a video, this images app is something that i really want in my homelab, he did some great polish here! The idea of building vibe coded applications for your own personal use with all of your own personal opinions and workflows is something that has been an appealing part of ai, I’ve definitely tossed a few apps in my homelab that I use occasionally and they do what I ask of them pretty accurately.

This feels great to use, but also seems to kill any startup idea I have, as most of them feel like they could be vibe coded out by someone with a bit of skill and they just host their own. Maybe this is a good thing, maybe we are moving into an era of more people owning their own app they use for themself, maybe i need a security related startup?

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blender donut tutorial 2025

2025-07-25T08:29:27Z

First Launch #

my setup #

Add #

shift A

bump resolution scale #

edit -> preferences -> interface -> resolution scale 1.25

orbit without middle mouse button #

viewport shading rendered #

💭 Neovim vs Emacs | Roundtable w/ TJ DeVries, DistroTube, Greg A...

2025-07-25T02:13:59Z

I don’t think I ever fully heard the full meaning of vsc*** and why it gets bleeped. I knew that it had to do with M$, but Teej explains it so well here. Its about the editor not really being open sources, but is marketed to be such.

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💭 Glossary Web Component – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-07-25T02:11:58Z

Glossary Web Component

An Ode To My 10-Year-Old Thinkpad T440

I really enjoy David’s Glossary, he has absolutely nailed it. I’m working on one for myself that feels close but not quite. I want to have a list of words that auto glossary to terms for me, maybe this is too much automation and I should just lean on wikilinks, i.e. sick wikilink hover, they only take wrapping in brackets. But like David mentions here its a lot of work to make sure they are right on all the older posts. I think it needs to be done with js on my setup, I don’t have no fancy wroker to modify html on the way out, I’m fully static right now, so i would need to do full rebuilds any time the glossary changes, i’m trying to cut down on the number of features that require full site rebuilds and potential cache issues.

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💭 An Ode To My 10-Year-Old Thinkpad T440

2025-07-25T01:33:47Z

mbrizic.com

I like reading about old hardware and how to keep it running, sending shit out to e-waste after barely using it for a year makes my skin crawl. I find it interesting how most of these resurrections start with a linux build, and the author giving in and going for linux for the first time and enjoying being able to use something they thought was useless for real work.

That being said I have weird thoughts similar to this guy about being able to take a machine and write a novel somewhere off in the distance, but any time I try to do real work form any laptop these days the ergonomics become so unappealing that I tend to just not do anything away from my desk. Theres something that sounds so great about opening vim on old hardware that could last for hours, sip on coffee and write away, but it never works out like that in practice.

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2025-07-24 Notes

2025-07-24T20:58:17Z

Completed the 8-bit dungeon in Cat Quest III with wyatt today.

8-bit-dungeon.mp4

2025-07-23 Notes

2025-07-23T20:37:04Z

Today I set up hypridle on my hyprland desktop build. It was not too bad, I’m probably going to tweak it as it I go if it bothers me, for now I’m giving it a shot. My monitor is sometimes a PITA to get to wake up, that is my main concern.

paru -S hypridle

Here is the config I landed on.

# dim screen
general {
    lock_cmd = pidof hyprlock || hyprlock       # avoid starting multiple hyprlock instances.
    before_sleep_cmd = loginctl lock-session    # lock before suspend.
    after_sleep_cmd = hyprctl dispatch dpms on && ddcutil setvcp 10 100  # to avoid having to press a key twice to turn on the display.
}

listener {
    timeout = 120                            # in seconds.
    on-timeout = ddcutil setvcp 10 5 # command to run when timeout has passed.
    on-resume = ddcutil setvcp 10 100  # command to run when activity is detected after timeout has fired.
}

# screen off
listener {
    timeout = 3600
    on-timeout = hyprctl dispatch dpms off
    on-resume = hyprctl dispatch dpms on
}

# warning screen is about to go off
listener {
    timeout = 315                            # in seconds.
    on-timeout = notify-send "You are idle!" # command to run when timeout has passed.
}

listener {
    timeout = 330                            # in seconds.
    on-timeout = loginctl lock-session
}

learned about walker launcher and wev wayland event debgugger.

Ended the day destroying the duck of doom in cat quest III.

duck-of-doom.mp4

2025-07-22 Notes

2025-07-22T08:01:51Z

Waybar ricing #

  "format": "{:%a %b %d %I:%M %p}",

Next I ripped a calendar from the docs. When hovered I get a full year calendar, right click gives me only the current month.

"clock": {
  "format": "{:%a %b %d %I:%M %p}",
  "format-alt": "{:%A, %B %d, %Y (%R)}  ",
  "tooltip-format": "<tt><small>{calendar}</small></tt>",
  "calendar": {
              "mode"          : "year",
              "mode-mon-col"  : 3,
              "weeks-pos"     : "right",
              "on-scroll"     : 1,
              "format": {
                          "months":     "<span color='#ffead3'><b>{}</b></span>",
                          "days":       "<span color='#ecc6d9'><b>{}</b></span>",
                          "weeks":      "<span color='#99ffdd'><b>W{}</b></span>",
                          "weekdays":   "<span color='#ffcc66'><b>{}</b></span>",
                          "today":      "<span color='#ff6699'><b><u>{}</u></b></span>"
                          }
              },
  "actions":  {
              "on-click-right": "mode",
              "on-scroll-up": "tz_up",
              "on-scroll-down": "tz_down",
              "on-scroll-up": "shift_up",
              "on-scroll-down": "shift_down"
              }
  }

I still want to change up the colors, but I’m happy with the usefulness of this for now.

💭 Transparent Textures

2025-07-22T01:14:59Z

Transparent Textures

transparenttextures.com

Fantastic resource of background textures, I will be using this for some projects.

Note

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2025-07-21 Notes

2025-07-21T20:30:21Z

In my adventure to rice out hyprland I set up a sddm theme today, and it looks sick by only changing the wallpaper. I tried out one theme and was pretty happy with the results.

Alright, I ended up ricing out some more, looks so much better than the default sddm theme.

Default sddm.

My only hiccup was the wallpaper needed to be in a path relative to the theme root directory and not an absolute path to my home directory.

This command was super helpful for testing greeter themes.

sddm-greeter-qt6 --test-mode --theme /usr/share/sddm/themes/eucalyptus-drop

💭 uv run for running tests on versions of Python

2025-07-21T20:25:40Z

uv run for running tests on versions of Python

Using uv run with make to replace tox or nox for testing multiple versions of Python locally.

https://daniel.feldroy.com · daniel.feldroy.com

Such a fantastic use of uv, its so fast and flexible and does everything I need that next time I go to set up some more complex testing like this I’m going to lean towards it more than i would something like tox. In the post Daniel sets up matrix testing for testing out different versions of python with the same pytest test suite.

Note

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2025-07-19 Notes

2025-07-19T17:12:15Z

Progress on markata themes, I’m able to get feedback in the terminal. I’m building out a custom color model that will be able to mix and blend colors with intent of this having the ability to work inside of a jinja template, so rather than needing to lean into transparency for mixing I can mix colors with intent.

Now with color mixing we can do subtle changes to things like headings.

Themes console printout #



Tokyo-Night Theme

Light Theme
text  #111827 
muted  #6b7280 
heading  #000 
accent  #4f46e5 
accent_alt  #9333ea 
background  #fff 
surface  #f9fafb 
code_bg  #f3f4f6 
blockquote_bg  #f3f4f6 
blockquote_border  #a5b4fc 
link_hover  #000 
selection_bg  #e0e7ff 
selection_text  #111827 
border  #e5e7eb 

Dark Theme
text  #f3f4f6 
muted  #9ca3af 
heading  #fff 
accent  #818cf8 
accent_alt  #c084fc 
background  #1a1b26 
surface  #222436 
code_bg  #2f3549 
blockquote_bg  #1f2335 
blockquote_border  #6366f1 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #2f3549 
selection_text  #fff 
border  #3b4261 

Catppuccin Theme

Light Theme
text  #881337 
muted  #f43f5e 
heading  #9f1239 
accent  #ec4899 
accent_alt  #c084fc 
background  #fff1f2 
surface  #ffe4e6 
code_bg  #ffe4e6 
blockquote_bg  #fecdd3 
blockquote_border  #f472b6 
link_hover  #9d174d 
selection_bg  #fda4af 
selection_text  #881337 
border  #fda4af 

Dark Theme
text  #fecdd3 
muted  #fb7185 
heading  #ffe4e6 
accent  #f472b6 
accent_alt  #c4b5fd 
background  #1e1e28 
surface  #2a2a38 
code_bg  #2c2c3a 
blockquote_bg  #2b2b3a 
blockquote_border  #ec4899 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #403d52 
selection_text  #fff1f2 
border  #4e4e5a 

Everforest Theme

Light Theme
text  #14532d 
muted  #22c55e 
heading  #166534 
accent  #16a34a 
accent_alt  #84cc16 
background  #f0fdf4 
surface  #dcfce7 
code_bg  #dcfce7 
blockquote_bg  #bbf7d0 
blockquote_border  #4ade80 
link_hover  #166534 
selection_bg  #bbf7d0 
selection_text  #14532d 
border  #86efac 

Dark Theme
text  #dcfce7 
muted  #4ade80 
heading  #86efac 
accent  #4ade80 
accent_alt  #a3e635 
background  #2b3339 
surface  #374045 
code_bg  #3b444a 
blockquote_bg  #3d484f 
blockquote_border  #22c55e 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #475258 
selection_text  #fff 
border  #517d90 

Gruvbox Theme

Light Theme
text  #7c2d12 
muted  #fb923c 
heading  #713f12 
accent  #ea580c 
accent_alt  #eab308 
background  #fff 
surface  #fff7ed 
code_bg  #ffedd5 
blockquote_bg  #fed7aa 
blockquote_border  #fdba74 
link_hover  #9a3412 
selection_bg  #fed7aa 
selection_text  #7c2d12 
border  #fdba74 

Dark Theme
text  #ffedd5 
muted  #fb923c 
heading  #fef9c3 
accent  #fb923c 
accent_alt  #facc15 
background  #282828 
surface  #3c3836 
code_bg  #504945 
blockquote_bg  #3a3634 
blockquote_border  #f97316 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #665c54 
selection_text  #fff7ed 
border  #7c6f64 

Kanagwa Theme

Light Theme
text  #0f172a 
muted  #94a3b8 
heading  #1e293b 
accent  #2563eb 
accent_alt  #6366f1 
background  #f8fafc 
surface  #f1f5f9 
code_bg  #f1f5f9 
blockquote_bg  #e2e8f0 
blockquote_border  #93c5fd 
link_hover  #1e40af 
selection_bg  #dbeafe 
selection_text  #0f172a 
border  #cbd5e1 

Dark Theme
text  #f1f5f9 
muted  #94a3b8 
heading  #f8fafc 
accent  #60a5fa 
accent_alt  #818cf8 
background  #1f2335 
surface  #2a2e3e 
code_bg  #3a3f52 
blockquote_bg  #2e3440 
blockquote_border  #3b82f6 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #394260 
selection_text  #fff 
border  #4b5162 

    Nord Theme

Light Theme
text  #164e63 
muted  #22d3ee 
heading  #155e75 
accent  #0891b2 
accent_alt  #3b82f6 
background  #a5f3fc 
surface  #cffafe 
code_bg  #ecfeff 
blockquote_bg  #a5f3fc 
blockquote_border  #67e8f9 
link_hover  #155e75 
selection_bg  #a5f3fc 
selection_text  #164e63 
border  #67e8f9 

Dark Theme
text  #cffafe 
muted  #22d3ee 
heading  #ecfeff 
accent  #22d3ee 
accent_alt  #93c5fd 
background  #2e3440 
surface  #3b4252 
code_bg  #434c5e 
blockquote_bg  #4c566a 
blockquote_border  #06b6d4 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #5e81ac 
selection_text  #ecfeff 
border  #6b7d97 

Synthwave-84 Theme

Light Theme
text  #581c87 
muted  #ec4899 
heading  #86198f 
accent  #ec4899 
accent_alt  #d946ef 
background  #fdf2f8 
surface  #fce7f3 
code_bg  #fce7f3 
blockquote_bg  #fbcfe8 
blockquote_border  #f472b6 
link_hover  #6b21a8 
selection_bg  #f5d0fe 
selection_text  #581c87 
border  #f9a8d4 

Dark Theme
text  #f0f 
muted  #c060c0 
heading  #f6f 
accent  #f472b6 
accent_alt  #e879f9 
background  #2d0036 
surface  #405 
code_bg  #3d0047 
blockquote_bg  #520066 
blockquote_border  #ec4899 
link_hover  #fff 
selection_bg  #80a 
selection_text  #fff 
border  #f0f

2025-07-18 Notes

2025-07-18T19:27:18Z

fc is pretty great.

Markata themes progress, setting up some visual feedback in the terminal for myself to show themes. Trying to think through how to blend colors to get more automated variations and to get good colors without needing to use transparancy, I was running into issues already trying to lean into transparancy with text bleed.

💭 2025-07-10 Notes

2025-07-18T15:26:28Z

2025-07-09 Notes from yesterday I have temporal stuff kind of going with postiz in a windsurf session working on [[thoughts-to-nostr]] Been cleaning up my z" loading="lazy">

2025-07-10 Notes | Nic Payne

2025-07-09 Notes from yesterday I have temporal stuff kind of going with postiz in a windsurf session working on [[thoughts-to-nostr]] Been cleaning up my z

pype.dev

big fan of eza and dust, I like these aliases to have some common commands at my fingertips. I often use the tree command and yes it sometimes goes too deep to actually be useful.

    alias lt='eza -T --level=2'             # Tree view, 2 levels deep
    alias ltt='eza -T --level=3'            # Tree view, 3 levels deep

    alias du1='dust -d 1'                   # Show only 1 level deep
    alias du2='dust -d 2'                   # Show 2 levels deep

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💭 Vimothée Chalamet shares his new favorite shell command from a...

2025-07-18T12:56:59Z

Love this dudes casual dry humor style, not afraid to poke fun at things with his dry ass satire. that being said, fc is new and as a long time fan of up arrow and !! I will be using this often.

Note

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fc

2025-07-18T07:52:53Z

I am a linux user through and through. Desktop, server, vms, containers, everything except my phone is linux. With this I spend a lot of time in the terminal, and have been a long time user of !! to rerun the last command, but with the ability to tack something on at the beginning or end.

TIL about fc, which opens the last command in your shell history in your $EDITOR or pass in your editor -e nvim.

man fc

Rcap of how !! works #

!! pronounces bang bang and will run the last command in your history.

ls -l

!! | wc -l
# ls -l | wc -l

sudo !!
# sudo ls -l | wc -l

!!:s/-l/-l \/tmp
# sudo ls -l /tmp | wc -l

`fc` enters the chat #

Now making complex edits in your shell can be a bit of a chore, so fc moves this work to your $EDITOR.

fc

This pops open your $EDITOR with the last command in your history.

sudo ls -l | wc -l

Shell History #

fc shows up in shell history, but !! does not, !! gets replaced by the command that it becomes.

Up Arrow #

yaya yaya, I know you can also up-arrow c-e, but what fun is that, it’s barely a flex. fc just looks big brained and like you really know what you are doing.

2025-07-17 Notes

2025-07-17T19:54:05Z

TIL pygments htmlformatter is a big win for markata, didn’t have a chance to take notes yesterday, but I’m really working on templates and themes. It’s becoming more important for me as I get more users, i.e. family members blog sites up and running. No one wants to look default, they all want to look unique, learning how to change out themes like this is a good win.

Still working on searchcraft integrations and holy shit is it fast. I’m searching and scrubbing through logs out of cloudwatch at 2ms/search rather than their dogwater 30s+ broken ui not loading, not showing me the logs I want. This is not even apples to apples, cloudwatch chokes on one job worth of logs, I’ve got 500 jobs of logs and searchcraft is eating them up like nothin.

pygments htmlformatter

2025-07-17T19:45:19Z

I’ve been a long user of pygments, it’s been the thing that injects <spans> with funny little class names like sc and si into the code blocks of my website. I’ve even gone as far as implementing a plugin for md-it, but I had no idea how to re-style it. I long ago got a theme that looked good enough from somewhere and just used it, maybe I pulled something from their docs site and forgot. Today I learned you can list all the themes easily from the library itself, and render out new css.

from pygments.styles import get_all_styles
list(get_all_styles())
# [
#     'abap',
#     'algol_nu',
#     'algol',
#     'arduino',
#     'autumn',
#     'borland',
#     'bw',
#     'colorful',
#     'default',
#     'dracula',
#     'emacs',
#     'friendly_grayscale',
#     'friendly',
#     'fruity',
#     'github-dark',
#     'gruvbox-dark',
#     'gruvbox-light',
#     'igor',
#     'inkpot',
#     'lightbulb',
#     'lilypond',
#     'lovelace',
#     'manni',
#     'material',
#     'monokai',
#     'murphy',
#     'native',
#     'nord-darker',
#     'nord',
#     'one-dark',
#     'paraiso-dark',
#     'paraiso-light',
#     'pastie',
#     'perldoc',
#     'rainbow_dash',
#     'rrt',
#     'sas',
#     'solarized-dark',
#     'solarized-light',
#     'staroffice',
#     'stata-dark',
#     'stata-light',
#     'stata',
#     'tango',
#     'trac',
#     'vim',
#     'vs',
#     'xcode',
#     'zenburn'
# ]

from pygments.formatters import HtmlFormatter
from pygments.styles import get_style_by_name
style = get_style_by_name("monokai")
formatter = HtmlFormatter(style=style)
print(formatter.get_style_defs('.highlight'))

And now you get styles that you can add to your css and be any theme from the list above.

pre { line-height: 125%; }
td.linenos .normal { color: inherit; background-color: transparent; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px; }
span.linenos { color: inherit; background-color: transparent; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px; }
td.linenos .special { color: #000000; background-color: #ffffc0; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px; }
span.linenos.special { color: #000000; background-color: #ffffc0; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px; }
.highlight .hll { background-color: #49483e }
.highlight { background: #272822; color: #f8f8f2 }
.highlight .c { color: #959077 } /* Comment */
.highlight .err { color: #ed007e; background-color: #1e0010 } /* Error */
.highlight .esc { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Escape */
.highlight .g { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Generic */
.highlight .k { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword */
.highlight .l { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal */
.highlight .n { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name */
.highlight .o { color: #ff4689 } /* Operator */
.highlight .x { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Other */
.highlight .p { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Punctuation */
.highlight .ch { color: #959077 } /* Comment.Hashbang */
.highlight .cm { color: #959077 } /* Comment.Multiline */
.highlight .cp { color: #959077 } /* Comment.Preproc */
.highlight .cpf { color: #959077 } /* Comment.PreprocFile */
.highlight .c1 { color: #959077 } /* Comment.Single */
.highlight .cs { color: #959077 } /* Comment.Special */
.highlight .gd { color: #ff4689 } /* Generic.Deleted */
.highlight .ge { color: #f8f8f2; font-style: italic } /* Generic.Emph */
.highlight .ges { color: #f8f8f2; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic } /* Generic.EmphStrong */
.highlight .gr { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Generic.Error */
.highlight .gh { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Generic.Heading */
.highlight .gi { color: #a6e22e } /* Generic.Inserted */
.highlight .go { color: #66d9ef } /* Generic.Output */
.highlight .gp { color: #ff4689; font-weight: bold } /* Generic.Prompt */
.highlight .gs { color: #f8f8f2; font-weight: bold } /* Generic.Strong */
.highlight .gu { color: #959077 } /* Generic.Subheading */
.highlight .gt { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Generic.Traceback */
.highlight .kc { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword.Constant */
.highlight .kd { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword.Declaration */
.highlight .kn { color: #ff4689 } /* Keyword.Namespace */
.highlight .kp { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword.Pseudo */
.highlight .kr { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword.Reserved */
.highlight .kt { color: #66d9ef } /* Keyword.Type */
.highlight .ld { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.Date */
.highlight .m { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number */
.highlight .s { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String */
.highlight .na { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Attribute */
.highlight .nb { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Builtin */
.highlight .nc { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Class */
.highlight .no { color: #66d9ef } /* Name.Constant */
.highlight .nd { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Decorator */
.highlight .ni { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Entity */
.highlight .ne { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Exception */
.highlight .nf { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Function */
.highlight .nl { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Label */
.highlight .nn { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Namespace */
.highlight .nx { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Other */
.highlight .py { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Property */
.highlight .nt { color: #ff4689 } /* Name.Tag */
.highlight .nv { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Variable */
.highlight .ow { color: #ff4689 } /* Operator.Word */
.highlight .pm { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Punctuation.Marker */
.highlight .w { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Text.Whitespace */
.highlight .mb { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Bin */
.highlight .mf { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Float */
.highlight .mh { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Hex */
.highlight .mi { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Integer */
.highlight .mo { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Oct */
.highlight .sa { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Affix */
.highlight .sb { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Backtick */
.highlight .sc { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Char */
.highlight .dl { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Delimiter */
.highlight .sd { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Doc */
.highlight .s2 { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Double */
.highlight .se { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.String.Escape */
.highlight .sh { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Heredoc */
.highlight .si { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Interpol */
.highlight .sx { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Other */
.highlight .sr { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Regex */
.highlight .s1 { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Single */
.highlight .ss { color: #e6db74 } /* Literal.String.Symbol */
.highlight .bp { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Builtin.Pseudo */
.highlight .fm { color: #a6e22e } /* Name.Function.Magic */
.highlight .vc { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Variable.Class */
.highlight .vg { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Variable.Global */
.highlight .vi { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Variable.Instance */
.highlight .vm { color: #f8f8f2 } /* Name.Variable.Magic */
.highlight .il { color: #ae81ff } /* Literal.Number.Integer.Long */

⭐ caelestia-dots shell

2025-07-16T00:32:16Z

Looking for inspiration? shell by caelestia-dots.

A very segsy desktop shell

💭 Quickshell

2025-07-16T00:30:48Z

Quickshell

A fully user customizable desktop shell

quickshell · quickshell.org

This has to be the most incredible looking Desktop experience I’ve ever seen, riced to the nines, more polished than macos, more features than kde plasma, this looks incredible and I want to try it and feel it.

https://quickshell.org/assets/showcase/end4.mp4

Note

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2025-07-15 Notes

2025-07-15T10:57:37Z

I’m working on hyprland, one thing I am missing from my awesomewm setup is rofi list all running windows. Sometimes I put a browser instance in a different workspace and I cant find it, especially if I’ve full screened something over top of it.

first pass #

look for brave and go to it or make one

#!/usr/bin/env bash

addr=$(hyprctl clients -j | jq -r \
	'.[] | select(.class == "brave-browser") | .address' | head -n1)

if [ -n "$addr" ]; then
	# Focus the existing browser window
	hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:$addr
else
	# Launch a new browser window
	brave --password-store=basic &
fi

second pass #

If there are more than one cycle between them.

# Get current window address
current_addr=$(hyprctl activewindow -j | jq -r '.address')

# Get all Brave window addresses
brave_windows=($(hyprctl clients -j | jq -r '.[] | select(.class == "brave-browser") | .address'))

num_windows=${#brave_windows[@]}

if ((num_windows == 0)); then
	# No Brave windows, launch it
	brave --password-store=basic &
	exit
fi

# Find the index of the current window in brave_windows
current_index=-1
for i in "${!brave_windows[@]}"; do
	if [[ "${brave_windows[$i]}" == "$current_addr" ]]; then
		current_index=$i
		break
	fi
done

# If we're already in a Brave window, switch to the next one (wrap around)
if ((current_index != -1)); then
	next_index=$(((current_index + 1) % num_windows))
	hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:${brave_windows[$next_index]}
else
	# Not currently in a Brave window — focus the first one
	hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:${brave_windows[0]}
fi

third pass #

Generalize it so that I can make keybindings for any app that I can figure out the classname of and provide a start command.

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -euo pipefail

# Args
class="${1:-}"
shift
start_command="$*"

if [[ -z "$class" || -z "$start_command" ]]; then
	echo "Usage: $0 <class> <start-command...>"
	exit 1
fi

# Current active window
current_addr=$(hyprctl activewindow -j | jq -r '.address')

# All windows with matching class
matching_windows=($(hyprctl clients -j | jq -r --arg class "$class" '.[] | select(.class == $class) | .address'))

num_windows=${#matching_windows[@]}

if ((num_windows == 0)); then
	# None running — start it
	eval "$start_command" &
	exit
fi

# See if currently focused window is in matching list
current_index=-1
for i in "${!matching_windows[@]}"; do
	if [[ "${matching_windows[$i]}" == "$current_addr" ]]; then
		current_index=$i
		break
	fi
done

# Cycle to next window if already in one
if ((current_index != -1)); then
	next_index=$(((current_index + 1) % num_windows))
	hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:${matching_windows[$next_index]}
else
	# Not in one — focus first
	hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:${matching_windows[0]}
fi

finding the classname #

❯ hyprctl clients -j | jq | grep kitty

    "class": "kitty",
    "initialClass": "kitty",
    "initialTitle": "kitty",

💭 Stop Complaining About Ubuntu...Just Switch To Arch Already! -...

2025-07-15T01:48:46Z

DT says it so well in this video, I’ve never really been one to shit on software projects, with maybe a VERY small handful of exceptions. The shitting on ubuntu always rubbed me wrong, shitting on flatpak and snap I never got, shitting on systemd because of Leonard Pottering I never got, DT puts it in such good words here. If you don’t like it you are probably not the target audience.

If Ubuntu is too bloated, don’t try to debloat it, this is not windows, we have options, Ubuntu is one option and so much is intertwined together in something like Ubuntu if you think you want to try to “debloat” it good luck. If you have a problem with Snaps, this is probably not for you. You are probably looking for a distro with more control, probably something that you choose everything for.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

2025-07-12 Notes

2025-07-12T15:19:20Z

Starting the polkit agent for hyperland arch to handle permission elevation for desktop applications.

Error

An error occurred while accessing ‘bazzite-nvidia_razorcrest’, the system responded: Cannot request authentication for this action. The PolicyKit authentication system appears to be not available.: Not authorized to perform operation

exec-once = waybar & hyprpaper & $terminal & polkit & swaync & /usr/lib/polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1

!!! GIPPITY

🧠 Why this happens:
Polkit handles permission elevation for desktop apps.

Dolphin uses udisks2 to mount drives, which asks Polkit for permission.

If you don't run a Polkit agent, you won't be able to authorize mount actions from the GUI.

Error

❯ just build

Error: configure storage: kernel does not support overlay fs: ‘overlay’ is not supported over btrfs at “/home/waylon/.local/share/containers/storage/overlay”: backing file system is unsupported for this graph driver error: Recipe build failed with exit code 125

paru -S fuse-overlayfs

mkdir -p ~/.config/containers
nvim ~/.config/containers/storage.conf

[storage]
driver = "overlay"

[storage.options]
mount_program = "/usr/bin/fuse-overlayfs"

Wyatt and I tried 3 times to beat the ice tower on our second run of Cat Quest III and failed, its tough.

ice-tower-fail.mp4

💭 Lab Update | Cloudy with a Chance of Tech

2025-07-12T02:16:40Z

Lab Update

Update on the lab setup and what I’ve been working on recently.

Cloudy with a Chance of Tech · blog.thomaswimprine.com

Always enjoy a good read through someone elses setup. I appreciate the desire for pi clusters they are cute, they seem cheap, but feel a bit overrated (at least for those of us with relatively cheap electricity). I love seeing the refurb “tiny desktops” getting a second useful life in a homelab after they have serve their useful life in the corporate world sitting behind the monitor of some reception desk. These things rock, they are underrated, x86_64, not ARM, so they just work. Until ARM becomes more normalized in the datacenter this is where its at.

Note

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2025-07-11 Notes

2025-07-11T08:06:23Z

Continuing my exploration of Searchcraft I loaded all of my blog into it. It fully posted, indexed, and had my content ready for search in a literal blink. It was like the experience of python devs running ruff for the first time, and having the no way you just did that experience.

Ok so semantic search is so freaking cool, does not compare to fuzzy search at all. I don’t have to include parts of the title or something to find a post. I don’t have to spell things right, I dont even have to get the thing right. I can ask “create a mycraft server in kibinerers” and it takes me to the post about running Minecraft in containers.

import asyncio
import httpx

SEARCHCRAFT_URL = "http://0.0.0.0:8000"
INDEX_NAME = "creation_test"


def upload_documents(m):
    documents = [
        {
            "id": post.slug,
            "title": post.title,
            "body": post.content,
        }
        for post in m.posts
    ]

    async with httpx.Client() as client:
        url = f"{SEARCHCRAFT_URL}/index/{INDEX_NAME}/documents"
        response = client.post(url, json=documents)
        response.raise_for_status()
        print("Upload:", response.json())

        # Commit changes
        commit_url = f"{SEARCHCRAFT_URL}/index/{INDEX_NAME}/commit"
        commit_resp = client.post(commit_url)
        commit_resp.raise_for_status()
        print("Committed:", commit_resp.json())


from markata import Markata

m = Markata()
upload_documents(m)

2025-07-10 Notes

2025-07-10T20:10:58Z

Spent the day working through Lightspeed search built for devs | Don MacKinnon on the future of content search, this episode of the changelog about searchcraft. It was really interesting,

Then found this demo loading all of wikipedia and getting really sick search results out of it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjuPn6_yl2s

podman run --name searchcraft -p 8000:8000 searchcraftinc/searchcraft-core:latest

# create an index
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data '
{
  "index": {
    "name": "creation_test",
    "search_fields": [
      "title",
      "body"
    ],
    "fields": {
      "id": {
        "type": "text",
        "required": true,
        "stored": true,
        "indexed": false
      },
      "created_at": {
        "type": "datetime",
        "fast": true,
        "stored": true,
        "indexed": true
      },
      "title": {
        "type": "text",
        "stored": true
      },
      "body": {
        "type": "text",
        "stored": true
      },
      "active": {
        "type": "bool",
        "fast": true,
        "stored": true
      },
      "rating": {
        "type": "f64",
        "stored": true,
        "fast": true
      },
      "reviews": {
        "type": "u64",
        "stored": true,
        "fast": true
      },
      "tags": {
        "type": "text",
        "stored": true,
        "multi": true
      },
      "category": {
        "type": "facet",
        "stored": true
      },
      "formats": {
        "type": "facet",
        "stored": true,
        "multi": true
      }
      "url": {
        "type": "text",
        "stored": true
      }
    },
    "weight_multipliers": {
      "title": 2,
      "body": 0.7
    }

  }
}
' http://0.0.0.0:8000/index


# put a document in the index
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json"   --data '{
    "document": {
      "id": "doc-001",
      "created_at": "2024-07-10T12:00:00Z",
      "title": "Hello World",
      "body": "This is your first Searchcraft document!",
      "url": "https://searchcraft.com",
      "active": true,
      "rating": 4.5,
      "reviews": 3,
      "tags": ["demo", "test"],
      "category": "/demo",
      "formats": ["/pdf", "/markdown"]
    }
  }' http://0.0.0.0:8000/document/creation_test

# commit the changes
curl -X POST http://0.0.0.0:8000/index/creation_test/commit

## search
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data '{
  "limit": 5,
  "offset": 0,
  "query": {
    "fuzzy": {
      "ctx": "searchcraft"
    }
  }
}' http://0.0.0.0:8000/index/creation_test/search

results

{
  "status": 200,
  "data": {
    "hits": [
      {
        "doc": {
          "id": "doc-001",
          "formats": [
            "/pdf",
            "/markdown"
          ],
          "active": true,
          "reviews": 3,
          "tags": [
            "demo",
            "test"
          ],
          "created_at": "2024-07-10T12:00:00Z",
          "category": "/demo",
          "rating": 4.5,
          "title": "Hello World",
          "body": "This is your first Searchcraft document!"
        },
        "document_id": "13964682816361504761",
        "score": 0.90137744,
        "source_index": "creation_test"
      }
    ],
    "count": 1,
    "time_taken": 0.000679577,
    "facets": [
      {
        "category": [
          {
            "path": "/demo",
            "count": 1
          }
        ]
      },
      {
        "formats": [
          {
            "path": "/markdown",
            "count": 1
          },
          {
            "path": "/pdf",
            "count": 1
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

💭 Notes – 17:00 Wed 9 Jul 2025 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-07-09T21:35:23Z

Notes – 17:00 Wed 9 Jul 2025

If you're running low on disk space and are a uv user, don't forget about uv cache prune: uv cache prune removes all unused cache entries. For example, the cache …

Enjoying watching David bring together his rss reader day by day. Excited to see where it goes. Im trying to get better at dropping notes like this without a ton of context, without needing to be right, just a note of whats on my mind and what I’m doing.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 uv cache prune

2025-07-09T19:41:13Z

uv cache prune

GitHub - chase/awrit: A full graphical web browser for Kitty terminal with mouse and keyboard support

Good point to check on your uv cache if you are running low on disk space. I checked mine today, and it wasn’t too bad so I left it alone.

du -sh `uv cache dir`

Note

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2025-07-09 Notes

2025-07-09T08:14:47Z

What a nightmare this glossary plugin turns out to be, it broke my site. I had it really close, then one more change asked for to the llm, an LGTM and did not look close, it rewrote the whole thing and started rendering markdown with its own renderer not my configured markdown renderer. Its close to working not but moved to post_render and using html/beautifulsoup rather than the raw markdown.

💭 omarchy/install/webapps.sh at master · basecamp/omarchy

2025-07-08T18:02:18Z

I’m digging these web2app’s from DHH’s omarchy for setting up an opinionated archlinux hyprland. This gives a way to quickly open a web app as an app either with a hotkey or run launcher in its own dedicated window that you can put on it’s own workspace. I really like a workflow of keeping one window per workspace on one monitor and I can quickly navigate between apps with a single hotkey. This gives you the power to switch through things like chat, terminal, browser, steam game with blazing speed from the keybaord, no clicking no searching, just going directly to it.

Note

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⭐ kyantech Palmr

2025-07-08T13:56:21Z

Check out kyantech and their project Palmr.

🌴 Palmr. is an open-source file-sharing platform focused on privacy and security. It enables users to upload, manage, and share files with features like password protection, custom links, and access control without tracking or limitations. Designed for seamless and secure sharing, Palmr. is completely free.

2025-07-08 Notes

2025-07-08T11:27:07Z

Setting up the hyprland run launcher to not be case sensitive.

$menu = wofi --show drun --insensitive

2025-07-07 Notes

2025-07-07T23:13:36Z

leaning into the rediculous rainbow borders instead of getting rid of them in hyprland.

col.active_border = rgba(ff77ffcc) rgba(33ccffee) rgba(aa00ffee) rgba(00ff99ee) rgba(ff77ffcc) rgba(33ccffee) rgba(aa00ffee) rgba(00ff99ee) 45deg
col.inactive_border = rgba(111111aa) rgba(2a2a2aaa) rgba(111111aa) rgba(fafafaaa) rgba(fafafaaa) rgba(fafafaaa) rgba(111111aa) rgba(2a2a2aaa) 90deg

💭 GitHub - chase/awrit: A full graphical web browser for Kitty t...

2025-07-07T17:57:42Z

A full graphical web browser for Kitty terminal with mouse and keyboard support - chase/awrit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmnqdAidVeE

awrit is a full graphical browser that runs inside of kitty. I’ve moved on some of my machines away from kitty as the maintainer has seemed so hostile and there are other great therminals out there, but I’m going to give this a go. I have kitty running on my hyprland setup as it is the default anyways. It is actual chromium rendering to a kitty graphics protocol.

Note

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tmux clipboard on hyprland

2025-07-06T20:45:47Z

Smooth clipboard settings for tmux is critical for my workflow. I’m often grabbing snippets of terminal output to paste into team chats, blog posts, or llm prompts. Admittedly, I’m often doing this with the mouse, unless it’s coming from neovim, which I generally do with motions. Moving from an xorg based setup to hyprland has required me to reconfigure my tmux clipboard settings. This is what I did.

First install wl-clipboard with AUR.">paru.

paru -S wl-clipboard

Next add this to your tmux config. I’ve long had this config, but with only the xorg/xclip setup, now this checks for wl-copy, uses it, or falls back to my old xclip setup.

bind -T copy-mode-vi Enter send-keys -X copy-pipe-and-cancel "bash -c 'command -v wl-copy >/dev/null && wl-copy || xclip -i -f -selection primary | xclip -i -selection clipboard'"
set-option -s set-clipboard off
bind-key -T copy-mode-vi MouseDragEnd1Pane send-keys -X copy-pipe-and-cancel "bash -c 'command -v wl-copy >/dev/null && wl-copy || xclip -i -f -selection primary | xclip -i -selection clipboard'"

command palettes are overrated

2025-07-06T12:37:40Z

Command palettes are slow, and overrated, you should treat yourself better. You probably installed VSC*** out of the box and your co-workers see you using the mouse and reprimanded you as they should. Mouse usage is not OK if you are a software dev, you should have the cheap ass free mouse that came with your cousins dell machine five years ago and only use if for emergencies. If you want to be fast you cannot do that by moving cursors to imprecise locations and clicking with your hand. You are not a caveman, put down the stones and get with the damn times. You need to be moving with precision.

Stage One, the command palette #

So you are taking your first few baby steps away from that Logitech MX Master and you need to get shit done, during these infant months the command palette is your friend. Use it you will be 10x faster than Razer Naga Ron from accounting. If you are in an IDE like VSC*** or a JEttedBrains editor they come with a command palette for running commands and fuzy finding files, use it. If you are in nvim, move on you probably don’t need this, unless you are still teething on VSC***, during that tim use :Telescope commands.

Close the fn Tree #

You don’t need a goddamn file tree open all the goddamn time, its taking up screen space and filling your brain with useless shit. They can be a helpful tool to move, rename, refactor files, or familiarize yourself with a codebase, but you don’t use one if you want to walk someday, so just like the command palette we are going to give it up for fuzzy find. If you are in nvim you are going to want to use :Telescope find_files those other big brained ides have things, look up the keybinding.

Now that we are crawling #

As you start to get your legs under you and you can crawl away from mamas teet note down the commands that you use all the time, we want to get command palette usage way down. Not to zero, without some sort of fuzzy command picker (even :<tab>) you are probably trying to remember too much and allocating too many brain cells to editing text, don’t do that. Resist over-correcting.

assign hotkeys #

Now you need to get yourself some hotkeys going, this is for the hot shit that you use several times a minute. You should be able to do things like swap between the current file and the last file in one keystroke without wasting a single brain cycle, it should be automatic. Go to definition, go to reference, no searching, searching is slow, find_files is slow. These are tools for exploration we are tyring to get real work done here.

Here’s a few things you should be able to do if you want to keep up with your Grandma, she’s been slayin these keys for years.

go to definition
go to reference
find_files
find and replace
rename
git add this file, commit, push
go to the last file
go up and down the jumplist
go up and down the quickfix list
list open files
harpoon all the files you go to regularly
format
move around your files

fly #

Over time you should be using your command pallete less and less, this is not designed to run every goddamn command through. Note the ones you use a lot and add keybinds. If you are using one of those editors that don’t make it clear what the fuck your running when you execute a command ask gippity, it can probably knock out that binding in 30s just fine.

inspiration #

The decline of “vim btw” by Sylvan Franklin. It’s a pretty incredible video, he is crushing these half satire dry humor tech content videos. He nails that with the death of vimBTW we lost the craft of knowing your editor in and out. We lost the art of flying through text. Now we have plugin kitties that say vimBtw, but they really aren’t using any vim features past hjkl.

[[ thoughts-724 ]]

2025-07-06 Notes

2025-07-06T09:43:22Z

Cat Quest III #

getting-ship-key.mp4

hyprland volume control, I wasn’t sure if I needed something specific for wayland/pipewire, nope pavucontrol just works.

paru -S pavucontrol

thinking about virtual environment

💭 tailwind hover

2025-07-06T02:05:52Z

TechDufus writes about platform engineering, homelab rebuilds, and agent workflows that hold up in the real world.

stackoverflow.com

I need to give this a try for markata glossary

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

2025-07-05 Notes

2025-07-05T10:35:50Z

I might have gpg setup right for kdewallet on hyprland, and I just timed out the request before.

Got swaync working in hyprland.

hyprland does not load its plugins by default, I don’t see anything in the docs, but it appears that you need to exec-once = hyprpm reload to reload all enabled plugins on startup.

fix broken waybar fonts

paru -S ttf-font-awesome

Cat Quest III progress with Wyatt and a new save with Ayla

Markata Glossary #

Worked on my glossary ui and how it works with markata. I think I finally got something that autodetects glossary terms and swaps them with a hoverable element that displays the definition. getting the definition to remain on the screen at all times and not fall of when the term is on one side of the page or another was quite tricky.

💭 I was wrong - YouTube

2025-07-04T16:53:47Z

Never did I think I would see the day that theprimeagen decided to run archlinux. Furthermore him to start ricing it, EVEN furthermore, Pewdiepie runs arch now, and thinks you should too?? and is promoting it on one of the largest YouTube channels ever?? Even DHH is getting in the mix with omarchy Such a cool transistion to see everyone find their way to linux and diving deep into the freedom and customization.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

2025-07-04 Notes

2025-07-04T16:30:04Z

Failed to gpg setup for kdewallet correctly on hyprland, brave still complains. Maybe someday I’ll figure it out and complete the post.

I installed hyprpm plugins.

Failed to fix Wyatt’s bazzite install, I think he is going to move forward with hyprland as his main. Somehow after trying to dual boot hyprland and bazzite he ended up with bazzite dumping him into recovery mode on every boot and saying the root account is locked.

I did learn how to mount and chroot into a bazzite partition that is running btrfs and rpm-ostree. I’m still only partly sure what I’m doing so not really worth a post about.

Continued full detail on our Van, if its going to last we need to keep up on it, Car Washes are expencive, aint got no extra $$ in this economy, goddamn I sound like an old man.

💭 { TechDufus }

2025-07-02T13:35:45Z

Home | { TechDufus }

{ TechDufus } · techdufus.com

This has to be top tier dopest home page of all time. The commands are all so well customized and whimsical on the terminal.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 { TechDufus } | Building a Talos Kubernetes Homelab with Terra...

2025-07-02T01:45:11Z

I’ve ran my homelab on k3s for a year and a half now, and have had talos fomo the whole time. I’m not sure if this article helps or hurts. Helps to see that techdufus struggled and wished he went k3s first, but theres so much good to it that I want it.

Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring (because you can’t manage what you can’t see) #

I’m getting there, ok, I have some of it figured out but not firing on all cylinders like I want.

CloudNativePG #

for PostgreSQL (way better than managing databases manually)

Amen to this, cnpg is kick ass and has me tempted to drop sqlite for my production database default. I mostly make small shit on the side that is never going to blow up. sqlite is really good, but the automation that comes along with cnpg to just run it on all nodes and backups once you establish the pattern with the first one is sick.

🤣🤣🤣 actually read the docs 🤣🤣🤣 #

Is This Overkill for a Homelab? #

Absolutely. Could do most of this with k3s or Docker Compose. But where’s the fun in that?

Speaking my language here! Again I’m well past the 1 year mark of running k3s and i’ve had no regrets. Kubernetes is about establishing and replicating patterns, its a dream to deploy to. It gets so much hate for being obtuse, hard to use, yaml intense. You get full control of ever damn thing you need through configuration, and if you keep it simple you can deploy some sick shit out of it without needing to go hard on the yaml, again, think really hard about it a few times, and replicate.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

just fucking use kubernetes

2025-07-01T12:46:33Z

You want to run containers?

JUST FUCKING USE KUBERNETES.

Obvious satire

If you don't like harsh language this is not the post for you.  Obviously

ripping off motherfuckingwebsite.

ThIs is AI SLoP

If you don't like if you can fuck off to the next post, I'm having fun here,

but satire is not my strong suit and needed some help.

Seealso

“But it’s complicated!” #

Shut up. Close twitter and fucking do something. Life is complicated. You know what else is complicated? Email. DNS. Life. Kubernetes is the least painful way to orchestrate containers at scale. Docker Compose is for your laptop.

Swarm is dead.
Nomad is just sad.
Systemd units? Get out of here.

“But my app is small!” #

SO IS YOUR AMBITION. You could write a bunch of bash scripts and hope they work on prod. You could SSH into servers and handcraft your infra like it’s 2011. Or you could just fucking use Kubernetes and sleep at night.

I can just throw my script in crontab #

Tell that to your boss when your cronjob failed 16 times in the last week without anyone noticing. kubernete makes it fucking simple, want retry ask for it. Hanging script, activeDeadlineSeconds that bitch. Connecting to six other services in your shitty ass infrastructure this shit retries automatically.

“I don’t need autoscaling!” #

Cool. Tell that to your boss when the CEO tweets your link and the site goes down harder than your last date.

“But YAML is ugly!” #

So is your Terraform, your Ansible, your Prometheus config, your custom CI/CD scripts written in Bash, and the spaghetti you called a monolith before you went microservices and made it worse.

“Kubernetes is too heavy!” #

Compared to what?

Your handcrafted, artisanal, single-node LXC setup running on an Intel NUC from 2014?

Heard of k3s? k0s? No. These fuckers will have you running kubernetes running on your grandpas goddamn gateway 2000 right next to AOL messenger without splooging out the the ashes of his Marlboro Reds.

SSH? #

You don’t need no goddam ssh to install your 200lb gorilla editor so you can hand edit your init files and carefully contruct your init system. This is kubernetes, you use the fucking api, all you need is a connection and a kubeconfig. This motherfucker runs containers so you can keep your bitch-ass editor where it belongs, off the fucking host machine!

“What if it’s overkill?” #

What if YOU are underkill?

“How do I do zero-downtime deploys?” #

Probes my dude, you fucking probe your shit. Rolling out a new deployment kubernets won’t cut over to your broke ass release if that shit don’t pass. No more writing janky scripts that SSH into prod and run git pull while praying to the CI/CD gods.

“What if I still fuck it up - How do I roll back?” #

k9s is your best friend, pop that shit open find your broke ass deployment, jump owner to the replicaset and roll that bitch back to the working shit.

I need to scale #

This shit is built in, add a goddamn replica or 6 for fuck sake, need autoscaling use the HPA. This aint your granpas hand fucking crafted pet server, its fucking cattle. Load balancing just fucking happens, don’t think about it just use it, and it will work for your six goddamn friends that actually use your shit.

I want gitops #

Let me introduce you to argocd, this fucker uses helm so one fucking command and your ass is on the beach while your dev team deploys their own shit.

USE KUBERNETES #

It fucking works.
Everyone else is using it.
There are like 500 open-source projects built just to make it easier.
It runs on your laptop, your server, the cloud, and inside your dreams.
It will make your resume better.

Not convinced? #

Here’s your alternative stack:

A bash script that restarts Docker when it dies.
A Makefile that deploys via SCP.
A cron job that prays to the log gods.
A wiki page explaining how to debug your hand-rolled bullshit.
You. Crying.

So yeah #

Save yourself. Save your team. Save your infrastructure.

JUST #

FUCKING #

USE #

KUBERNETES #

(or don’t, and become a DevOps cautionary tale)

Seealso

markata parallel render

2025-07-01T08:05:58Z

  _._   __/__   __  __ _/_   Recorded: 07:53:56  Samples:  71681
 /_//_/// /_\ / //_// / //_'/ //     Duration: 92.741    CPU time: 91.748
/_/                      v4.5.1

Program: /home/waylon/git/waylonwalker.com/.venv/bin/markata build --pdb

92.740 Markata.run  markata/__init__.py:443
`- 92.714 HookCaller.__call__  pluggy/_hooks.py:479
      [2 frames hidden]  pluggy
         92.714 PluginManager._hookexec  pluggy/_manager.py:106
         |- 38.207 wrapper_register  markata/hookspec.py:265
         |  |- 26.105 render  plugins/link_collector.py:59
         |  |  |- 10.012 BeautifulSoup.__init__  bs4/__init__.py:122
         |  |  |     [14 frames hidden]  bs4, html
         |  |  |- 5.599 <listcomp>  plugins/link_collector.py:181
         |  |  |- 4.050 <listcomp>  plugins/link_collector.py:173
         |  |  |- 3.466 Markata.map  markata/__init__.py:565
         |  |  |`- 2.092   markata/__init__.py
         |  |  `- 0.942 BeautifulSoup.find_all  bs4/element.py:2008
         |  |        [2 frames hidden]  bs4
         |  |- 9.107 render  markata/plugins/render_markdown.py:260
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principal-engineer-at-meta

2025-06-30T20:22:08Z

Jake Bolam principal engineer at Meta, has some of the best career advice for those looking to become principal or just be better at their craft. This video was such a banger I had to bring it in as a full post, and not just a thought. It was a random YouTube auto play, something that I probably wouldn’t have clicked on given title an thumbnail, but turned out to be very impactful. Jake is such a smart guy with a lot of great insights, and I can tell he thinks really quick on his feet, he just pulled all of these things out of his head on the fly.

YT Algorithm Gold

I don't know what it is about this title and thumbnail, but it gives me "ex

google, ex facebook, ex microsoft, $100M engineer" vibes in a cringy and not satire kind of way. I would have never clicked on it, it autoplayed after a podcast and it hit, immediately I’m like who are these guys? subd and started this post it was so good.

Long On Boarding #

Jake had a super long period of on boarding at meta, he came in as a seasoned leader yet took many months to get going. This was a phase during or near the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and his team was so swamped they were unable to give him time to help him. He felt his on boarding was taking longer than he wanted, and found backend work at Instagram. Moving to Instagram he jumped in and starting making impact quick and found his way moving up the ladder serving as tech lead for several teams.

I grabbed a ton of clips from this video, but did not for this section as it was kinda long.

Always open for a Chat #

As busy as Jake is, he leaves “Always open for a chat” on his internal profile. He does not care about rank into account, the intern can ask for a coffee chat. His key metric is how well is this person receiving information. If they are coming back with the same questions every 3 months he is going to start telling them he does not have the time.

I’ve had a fair amount of personal experience with this. Early in my career I experience quite a bit of higher ranks feeling untouchable, they were impossible to get a hold of, blew you off, and had more meetings than anyone could bear. It made me really look outside the company for inspiration and mentorship most of the time.

There’s always time for coffee #

While I don’t have “Always open for a chat” on my profile, I’ve had many of these types of conversations with my peers. It might be about something career related or more often how to implement containers, cloud, and good practices into small teams.

I remember a course in college shared the famous quote “There’s always time for coffee” and it stuck with me. The demonstration goes that no matter how much you fill your day with big rocks and tiny sand particles, there’s always a little more room for coffee, and he dumps coffee into a jar that he has already filled up.

These conversations often become very impactful. They can lead to having good relationships or job opportunities.

If we are not getting enough feedback, move faster #

Take Down Prod Sometimes #

This was an interesting take. None of us really want to take down prod. No one is advocating for major outages, but this is is not 2005 shipping out software on CD’s anymore. This take 100% depends on what you do and where you work. Obviously some sectors cannot take any downtime; nuclear power, cloud systems supporting nuclear power, navigation systems, idk theres a bunch of stuff. I bet if you are reading this that aint you. You’re probably writing some backend dashboard for the marketing team, or building out a website to upload cat photos on … Wait, thats literally what jake is doing here.

Idea being if you don’t occasionally cause some small production issues, you probably are not taking enough risk. You are moving too slow, getting feedback too late, your competitors just ran past you.

Go where you are rare #

I find this interesting. I’ve found myself within non-software companies doing sofware and data analysis most of my career, the amount of value you can bring by being that one guy that knows some pandas, containerization, how to run a vm is massive in an org that uses excel as its primary database. The rest of the org generally has massive knowledge in the business, but greatly slowed down by their ability to find value in the data.

Do work that you don’t get credit for #

I’ve worked with a lot of people in my 15 years of professional work, and I can tell you the worst ones to work with are the ones that focus too much on value. Every ounce of effort they bring needs to be backed by dollars comming into the business. I’ve seen this shake out a number of ways. You got the guy who sits on his ass all of January waiting for goals to be set, you got the guy who holds everything he knows close to his chest so that he is the one that can take the glory, and you got the guy who wont ever; refactor his code, cleanup, lint, update dependencies, and so on; because that does not have direct line to dollars coming into the business.

The clip goes a bit further than this, and hints at things that are going to enable you and your org to move faster. You might shave off 2 minutes off of ci, or docker builds. You might give everyone an easy way to run dev containers with production like dependencies in a snap. You might give them a way to clone prod data into a sandbox. These type of things provide no dollars to the company, it’s likely that few will notice but damn they add up to an efficient running organization.

Work Diary - the value of writing things down #

This one hits home, for far too long I’ve been in between note taking systems and am finally getting [[ marakta ]] setup to build out a really good zettelkasten style work notes. I’ve kinda had this on my blog for a long time, but not fully. I think the piece that I am missing here is the dumping ground. I don’t yet have a daily notes implementation that lets me just dump idea onto a page that I care little about, but is the process of starting something bigger, crosslinking between people, meetings, tasks, and launchdocs.

I hadn’t heard of the term launchdoc before this, but I took it and I am using it. I generally do an ok doc in the changelog of my products and spice it up to go to the announcement chat channel, but I don’t fully keep record of it, pulling the changelog into a launchdoc gives me that chance to spice it up and have the language it needs to go right into chat.

💭 Forming URIs for Autofill | Bitwarden

2025-06-30T13:21:15Z

Forming URIs for Autofill | Bitwarden

Find out more about how URI match detection works in the Bitwarden password manager.

Bitwarden · bitwarden.com

For anyone self hosting a bunch of apps under one domain, I just swapped all of mine to Host matching which includes the full subdomain, and it is glorious to not have 9+ items hit on all of your pages and only the one that you actually want.

open one > edit > gear icon next to url > Host

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The decline of "i use vim btw" - YouTube

2025-06-29T17:46:52Z

vim usage is becoming normie level. Just like archinstall made it too easy to install arch and brought normies into the ecosystem. It killed ArchBTW^TM^, distros like lazyvim have killed vimBTW^TM^. It used to be that to run arch, vim, nvim you had to read the docs, and go deep on understanding. running archinstallor lazyvim make it so easy to get started that you miss all of the details, you no longer have to understand ctags, quickfix, what an lsp is, or even how to set your own keybindings. You just use the damn thing, like you would with VSC****. No shame to anyone who does this, but you are probably missing out on a bunch of really useful features of a very core tool in your workflow.

Just discovered Sylvan Franklin in this post and he is cracked, sub now.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 distrobox/docs/posts/run_libvirt_in_distrobox.md at main · 89l...

2025-06-29T02:11:28Z

Wish I would have saw this guide and provided assembly file for setting up virt-manager in distrobox. They call out immutable distros like the knew I was coming.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

virt manager on bazzite

2025-06-27T21:09:05Z

I got virtual machine manager running on two Bazzite machines today. It was a bit tricky, more than I thought actually. I ran into all sorts of virtualisation not setup issues when I tried the flatpak. Then I found that Bazzite comes with a ujust setup-virtualization command that does all the work for me. I tried that and again virtual machine manager was here, but not working, this time it feels like flatpak issues.

In a Hail Mary attempt I got it working by using an ubuntu distrobox container to run the UI. And it worked!

from the host #

From the host we create the container to use from distrobox. This is an ubuntu machine, it can be any os of your choosing, preferably one that you are familiar with and contains virt-manager in its package repos.

distrobox create -i ubuntu
distrobox enter ubuntu

from inside the distrobox container #

Now that we are in the distrobox we are no longer in an immutable distro and we can easily install anything we want. I actually like this process. I might have shit like this that I use for a month or a few months, on a normal distro, this is fully installed on the os, raises the potential of package conflicts and lengthens the update time.

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt install virtinst virt-manager
virt-manager

Along the way #

I tried adding myself to the libvirt group, and expicitly setting the socket path. After setting up another machine I realized these steps were unnecessary.

sudo usermod -aG libvirt $USER
export LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI="qemu+unix:///system"
ls -l /run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
virt-install --version

Note

After fully reading through `ujust setup-virtualization` I realized that it

adds me to the libvirt group, so that’s why it is not needed.

An even Better Guide #

I later found [[ thoughts-723 ]] there is documentation for setting up virtual machine manager in distrobox in the distrobox docs. It even calls out running on an immutable distro like bazzite like it knew I was coming.

full log #

waylon@razorcrest:~$ distrobox create -i ubuntu
Image ubuntu not found.
Do you want to pull the image now? [Y/n]: y
Resolved "ubuntu" as an alias (/etc/containers/registries.conf.d/000-shortnames.conf)
Trying to pull docker.io/library/ubuntu:latest...
Getting image source signatures
Copying blob d9d352c11bbd done   |
Copying config bf16bdcff9 done   |
Writing manifest to image destination
bf16bdcff9c96b76a6d417bd8f0a3abe0e55c0ed9bdb3549e906834e2592fd5f
Creating 'ubuntu' using image ubuntu  [ OK ]
Distrobox 'ubuntu' successfully created.
To enter, run:

distrobox enter ubuntu

waylon@razorcrest:~$ distrobox enter ubuntu
Starting container...                     [ OK ]
Installing basic packages...              [ OK ]
Setting up devpts mounts...               [ OK ]
Setting up read-only mounts...            [ OK ]
Setting up read-write mounts...           [ OK ]
Setting up host's sockets integration...  [ OK ]
Integrating host's themes, icons, fonts...  [ OK ]
Setting up distrobox profile...           [ OK ]
Setting up sudo...                        [ OK ]
Setting up user groups...                 [ OK ]
Setting up user's group list...           [ OK ]
Setting up existing user...               [ OK ]
Ensuring user's access...                 [ OK ]

Container Setup Complete!
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sudo apt install virtinst
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📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ virt-install --version
virsh list --all
4.1.0
error: failed to connect to the hypervisor
error: binary '/usr/sbin/libvirtd' does not exist in $PATH: No such file or directory

📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ exit
logout
waylon@razorcrest:~$ distrobox enter --additional-flags "--device /dev/kvm" ubuntu
Error: unknown flag: --device
See 'podman exec --help'
waylon@razorcrest:~$ distrobox enter ubuntu
📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ ls -l /run/libvirt/
common/               libvirt-sock          nodedev/              secrets/              virtlogd-admin-sock
hostdevmgr/           libvirt-sock-ro       nwfilter/             storage/              virtlogd-sock
interface/            lxc/                  nwfilter-binding/     virtlockd-admin-sock
libvirt-admin-sock    network/              qemu/                 virtlockd-sock
📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ ls -l /run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
srw-rw-rw-. 1 nobody nogroup 0 Jun 27 11:09 /run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ sudo usermod -aG libvirt $USER
usermod: group 'libvirt' does not exist
📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ export LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI="qemu+unix:///system"
virsh list --all
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📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ ls -l /run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
srw-rw-rw-. 1 nobody nogroup 0 Jun 27 11:09 /run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ virt-install --version
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📦[waylon@ubuntu ~]$ sudo apt update
sudo apt install virt-manager -y
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csv

2025-06-26T20:44:33Z

name,age,city
Alice,30,New York
Bob,25,San Francisco
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago

name,age,city
Alice,30,New York
Bob,25,San Francisco
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago
Charlie,35,Chicago

graph TD
  A-->B
  A-->C
  A-->D
  D-->E

perfect

2025-06-26T13:55:17Z

Perfect is a made up word that humans use to describe something that is above average, or works really well for them. The idea of perfection is fleeting, as you think more deeply about something, you can continue to chase the idea of perfection to unimaginable senses. Sometimes perfect simply means good enough. Could there be something better, Always, but at what cost. If I spent 10 more minutes on this post would it be better, maybe, but I might fuck it up. If I spent my lifetime studying how humans read and think, sole focused on how it pertains to this post, ya it would get better. When I use this word perfect it’s not meant in the most literal sense of the word, but perfect to me, maybe good enough given the constraints I have, its the best thing I’ve got.

⭐ sst opencode

2025-06-24T14:38:03Z

Looking for inspiration? opencode by sst.

AI coding agent, built for the terminal.

⭐ anomalyco opencode

2025-06-24T14:38:03Z

I’m impressed by opencode from anomalyco.

The open source coding agent.

💭 Notes – 06:11 Sun 22 Jun 2025 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-06-24T13:25:49Z

Notes – 06:11 Sun 22 Jun 2025

a guide to better developer communication

What’s even real anymore? What a shitty age we are in that you have to form an opinion about news outlets and media outlets.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 neverjust

2025-06-23T23:55:57Z

neverjust

neverjust · neverjust.net

I just never quite understood why the word just can send people over the top. I get it when you don’t know someone, you don’t have history with them, and they come in saying you are doing something wrong.

I pulled this out into a full post just

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just

2025-06-23T19:02:29Z

I just never quite understood why the word just can send people over the top. I get it when you don’t know someone, you don’t have history with them, and they come in saying you are doing something wrong.

When you say “just,” you’re skipping over all the invisible complexity. You’re assuming the problem is simple, and that the person asking for help hasn’t already considered the obvious.

You’re not seeing the constraints:

Legacy code Business requirements Team conventions Time, budget, or technical debt Platform limitations

~https://www.neverjust.net/

If I’ve worked with someone for more than 6 months, we have established patterns for problems, libraries we use, and they are deep in the weeds of trying to fix something, I want to ask “Why don’t you just do the same thing we do everywhere else?”

I don’t need a snarky ass response, I don’t need you to get bent out of shape about it. I am communicating that I do not know the damn constraints to this problem. I am communicating I am ignorant to the pain you have suffered trying to do something for days that I thought should be copy paste pr up in 10 minutes.

What I want to hear is “Well here’s the story of why this particular one is complex, and let me take you on my travels.” or “I’m about there and don’t have time right now just understand that this is different, we can discuss later.”

My just should not cause you pain, it should not cause you to feel belittled, If we have worked together for any amount of time and have respect for each other, you should understand that this is not coming from a place of belittlement, rather its an open door for you to explain why this thing is not what it seems at surface level.

Just use another library #

~https://www.neverjust.net/

Here Sam asks “Why don’t you just use another library?”, and Alex replies “If it were that easy, I would have done it already.”

Honestly this example is a little vague and non-specific. On boarding a new library to a team can be a big ask. It becomes something that the team has to integrate and depend on, and take on supply chain risk. This example would be better with something more specific, if the team often uses a mix of SQL, pandas, and occasionally pulls out polars for bigger tasks, Sam might legitimately ask “why don’t you just use <insert pandas, polars, SQL>”.

This communicates that Sam see’s the obvious we use polars when things get tough, or we use SQL when data transfer gets too slow.

You are not Dumb #

I want to hear the story. In no way am I calling you dumb, in fact I’m probably claiming ignorance to the problem at hand. I see that you have a lot more time invested than me and I’m offering help, not asking for snarky ass remarks back Alex.

In fact take it as a sign that I am this comfortable with you and that you are so far from dumb that I don’t have to risk being taken out of context.

Or maybe you are #

Or maybe Sam is trying to belittle Alex here, if that’s the case we need to have a conversation and work some shit out or find somewhere else to be, Alex should not be belittled like this because Sam is full of himself.

Suggestions #

~https://www.neverjust.net/

The suggestions are fine, but they feel like they are asking me to hunt around for the problem rather than you recognizing my ignorance to the issue, and let Sam tell me “Why don’t you just use another library?”

Final Thoughts #

In recognizing how much pain this causes others I do try to limit my use of just, it comes out from time to time, though I try not to. I try to remain kind, humble, and helpful. And typically in the first few weeks or months interaction with new teams/people I kinda walk on eggshells for a bit. I don’t know you or where you are, if I make it sound like you are dumb and turns out that’s what people think of you I’m gonna feel kinda bad. Just understand that not everyone is trying to attack you, communication via text is hard, give folks a break before jumping them.

Don’t be an Ass #

This post is not trying to say that you can freely belittle your team, go forth and be the irritating guy on the team that comes off like a know it all. I’m saying when you are on the receiving end try not to take it with such offense and as an opportunity to explain without the need to dance around the issue.

💭 Software engineer get laid off in 2025 - YouTube

2025-06-23T13:13:58Z

2025 is not the year to get put on the market, its rough out there. Junior’s have little chance, senior+ are even struggling. We had it easy from 2020-2023, now its over saturated and you have to want to be in this industry to be here and stay here. It used to be a fine place to get a good job to pay the bills, the bar has been raised and if you don’t want to be here you are going to struggle. Theo covers this in this linked video deeply [[ thoughts-472 ]].

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 If Netflix Made a ‘Day in the Life of a Software Engineer’ - Y...

2025-06-23T12:51:39Z

Nailed the netflix documentary style. Videos like this make me so grateful that I have a job in this rough market, if you’ve followed jepi’s series you know he’s been out of a job for months, and he is not alone in this. This is the year of “laid of, i didn’t get laid off, I left to focus on my startup”, [[ thoughts-716 ]]

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💭 Notes – 09:32 Thu 19 Jun 2025 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-06-19T13:18:20Z

Notes – 09:32 Thu 19 Jun 2025

Bug: Pypi metadata is wrong (Requires: Python >=3.6) · Issue #1131 · jmcnamara/XlsxWriter

David’s design on his blog is fantastic likely from years of small improvements like this converting ugly quotes to pretty quotes and optimizing fonts.

It’s common for markdown libraries to convert the first to the second like my build script does.

This is new to me, I had no idea that markdown libraries did this, I’m now interested if markdown-it does it.

For subsetting I use the fontTools library but I’ve no idea how to setup Python environments. I got it working once and failed to document the process.

David, David, David, I’m sorry python has done you this dirty. I should do a post on making python environments in the age of Posts tagged: uv. You got options to run in docker/podman, a whole ass vm, uv venv, uvx, uv run, uv script, python -m venv, virtualenv, poetry, hatch, and too many more. The ones that matter are containers or uv.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

copier vcs quirks

2025-06-19T08:04:51Z

Copier has a few quirks with vcs that I just discovered by trying to test out some changes. I may have some config that I have long forgotten about somewhere deep in my dotfiles, I don’t think so, but id love to be wrong and corrected, please reach out.

What Doesn’t Work #

I tried throwing everything at this template to make it work. I tried a bunch of flags that did not work. I tried making commits to the local repo to get rid of the dirty warning. I really wanted to test new changes locally without committing and pushing untested and potentially broken changes.

uvx copier copy ../markata-blog-starter .
uvx copier copy gh:waylonwalker/markata-blog-starter@develop .
uvx copier copy ../markata-blog-starter . -wlg --trust

What Works - –vcs-ref #

Finally after trying everything to get the local copy to work, and my guess of @branch not working I found this to work. It does require me to go to the repo on my develop branch.

uvx copier copy gh:waylonwalker/markata-blog-starter --vcs-ref develop .

git">What Works - delete .git #

Really this might be my best option to make quick changes and test them locally without going through a version control system. It is not ideal, but makes it easy to quickly iterate on. I might be renaming .git, or copying to /tmp for quick iteration.

rm -rf .git
uvx copier copy ../markata-blog-starter .

Copier I love #

Copier is a great templating tool. I really love it. I use it every single day to create posts on this blog using Tmux hotkey for copier templates. This is the first time this quirk has got me and it had me puzzled for 45 minutes as I did not expect this behavior whatsoever.

⭐ canonical checkbox

2025-06-18T02:07:34Z

I came across checkbox from canonical, and it’s packed with great features and ideas.

Checkbox is a testing framework used to validate device compatibility with Ubuntu Linux. It’s the testing tool developed for the purposes of the Ubuntu Certification program.

💭 Bug: Pypi metadata is wrong (Requires: Python >=3.6) · Issue #...

2025-06-18T02:04:41Z

Current behavior When pulling the dependency with pip (without pinning the version), our python3.6 tester pulls 3.2.3 and not 3.2.2 even though the version is no longer compatible with python 3.6. ...

https://github.com/canonical/checkbox/actions/runs/14644718138/job/41098549191#step:8:125

pypi yanks suck, they are rare, this one got me today as it was a pinned dependency in my dependency chain. The latest release broke python 3.6/3.7 (which 3.6 has been EOL for 3.5 years btw), and it claimed >=3.6. In order to allow users to still install xlsxwriter without pinning down it needed yanked. I’m not sure if there was another way around it as pypi releases are immutable, so you cannot fix

This now has me wondering what the heck is using it with old pythons.

It appears to have broken builds on Canonical/checkbox for ubuntu 18.04. Checkbox is a device compatibility testing framework.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Conventional Commits

2025-06-17T16:37:14Z

Conventional Commits

A specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages

Conventional Commits · conventionalcommits.org

I try to use conventional commits on all of my commits, but I often end up only using feat/fix. I need to keep this page handy and get new verbiage worked into my language

fix:
feat:
build:
chore:
ci:
docs:
style:
refactor:
perf:
test:

Optionally include a scope fix(parser):

A bang indicates a breaking change note. For example …

chore!: drop support for Node 6

BREAKING CHANGE: use JavaScript features not available in Node 6.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 FROGS ep1 The home - YouTube

2025-06-17T13:08:54Z

Wyatt built out this full world to start making a film series about FROGS. The entire set it built on a flat world, but yet feels so immersive.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Visualizing My Blog’s Internal Links - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

2025-06-16T00:48:19Z

Visualizing My Blog’s Internal Links

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

Your Framework is Showing

I like Jim’s visualizations on his site, reminds me a lot of obsidian. I’ve tried to do the same on my analytics page in the past, but it didn’t come out right. I’m going to have to give this another go.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Your Framework is Showing 😳 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-06-15T00:02:28Z

The one where I’ve had enough of the same Next.js error

Next.js 15.1+ is unusable outside of Vercel

Great breakdown of nextjs. I was highly unaware of its performance optimizations before reading this. The smell of vendor lock in from next/vercel has been there from the start, this is the first real claim I’ve seen.

I’m out on modern js front ends, complex builds that change every 6 months, design patterns are out of date just as fast. Its hard to keep up, especially when you don’t have the use case for highly interactive apps. Libraries like htmx or plain ol js gets the job done on the majority of sites and everything I tend to work on.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 I DONT KNOW WHY - YouTube

2025-06-14T22:44:34Z

I’m totally with Prime here, there is something about the read only, mouse clicking part of my brain that causes me to be more critical of the code at a different level. It doesn’t hit the part of my brain thinking about the edit or how to do the edit, it hits a part thats thinking about how I will have to deal with the code moving forward.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Next.js 15.1+ is unusable outside of Vercel | Omar Abid - Pers...

2025-06-14T18:10:58Z

TBD

Omar Abid - Personal Blog · omarabid.com

Vendor lock in disguised as performance. Nextjs aparantly now streams all of your metadata on the fly with js. This would obviously kill all seo right, well not if you’re on vercel they automatically detect search crawlers and serve the metadata. Why the f do they need to do this and not just serve everyone the metadata. The Web is this beautiful place where anyone can create and build amazing things with a relatively low skill. Js is meant to be enhancement, not degrade the experience of its users.

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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

using yek to serialize text files into llm friendly file

2025-06-11T11:01:34Z

I’ve been using gitingest web ui [[ thoughts-516 ]] for quite awhile to serialize git repo into llm friendly text files. This gives tools context about repos that are not in the training data so that it knows about it and how to use the code in the repo. gitingest also has a python library [[ thoughts-517 ]]

I had a use case for a project not yet on git, and found yek.

Installing yek #

Their instructions tell you to curl to bash.

curl -fsSL https://bodo.run/yek.sh | bash

I don’t like curl to bash from random sites, so I have my own self hosted version of i.jpillora.com. I like using this because it pulls from github and I trust github as a source for artifacts as good as the repo I am pulling from.

curl https://i.jpillora.com/bodo-run/yek | bash

Using yek #

yek

/tmp/yek-output/yek-output-bb01e621.txt

This will give you a link to a text file that you can add to many llm tools. This happened so fast for me that I didn’t even believe that it worked properly.

more options #

As with most clis, you can run yek --help to see the options available.

yek --help

brightnessctl adjust screen brightness

2025-06-11T08:42:36Z

Today I discovered brightnessctl to adjust the screen brightness on my AwesomeWM machine. Its a command line utility that you can use to adjust the brightness of your screen. A command line interface like this gives you the ability to bind keys with something like [[xbindkeys]] or your window manager configuration.

sudo apt install brightnessctl
# or 
paru -S brightnessctl

Now that you have it installed you can use it to adjust the brightness of your screen, this worked particularly well for my laptop screen, I don’t think this works for monitors, in my experience they are usually controlled by the built in osd.

# Increase brightness by 10%
brightnessctl set +10%
# Decrease brightness by 10%
brightnessctl set 10%-
# Set brightness to 50%
brightnessctl set 50%
# Set brightness to 100%
brightnessctl set 100%

Note

on my machine I had to use `sudo` to run the command, otherwise I got the following error:

Can't modify brightness: Permission denied

You should run this program with root privileges.
Alternatively, get write permissions for device files.

💭 Think less, ship more

2025-06-10T13:02:28Z

Think less, ship more

I do too much thinking about what I want to make, and not enough actually making the thing.

GitHub - trykimu/videoeditor: Your Creative Copilot for Video Editing

I thin a lot of us have this issues, especially on side projects. At work therre are expectations, jira tickets and so on, keeping you shipping. I think there is something to be said about getting that quick and dirty POC to the right group of people early for feedback before you add redis caching, kubernetes, auto scaling, disruption budget, distributed nodes, high availability, backups, disaster recovery. At work you kinda have to have the right person to shoot ideas by that can understand that you probably need some of these complex things for your app and it will take time to get right.

Note

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💭 robinroy03/videoeditor: Video Editor Application using React, ...

2025-06-10T02:31:25Z

Your Creative Copilot for Video Editing. Contribute to trykimu/videoeditor development by creating an account on GitHub.

I made a date-sharing app called PocketCal. Here

I would love to have a browser based video editor I could throw on a server and do quick edits from anywhere. I tried to get this one to work and struggled to get front end to send api requets to backend. I think the root of it was their redis wants to run on 80, this caused a permission error so I tried to run 8880:80, but redis was still unable to start due to a config permission error.

Note

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⭐ trykimu videoeditor

2025-06-10T02:27:48Z

I’m impressed by videoeditor from trykimu.

Your Creative Copilot for Video Editing

⭐ robinroy03 videoeditor

2025-06-10T02:27:48Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on videoeditor, created by robinroy03.

Video Editor Application using React, Remotion & TypeScript.

💭 Taming file zoos: Data science with DuckDB database files - Al...

2025-06-09T13:31:30Z

The ability to query s3 buckets so seamless looks like such a pleasure to work with if you have a use case for that. Kedro catalog takes care of this most of the time for me, but I wonder if there are some cross project searching use cases I might find for this.

Note

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💭 PocketCal Build Log

2025-06-08T00:29:14Z

PocketCal Build Log

GitHub - numtide/treefmt: the formatter multiplexer [maintainers=@zimbatm,@brianmcgee]

I love this idea of tiny useful apps for yourself. In fact I’m working on a project to built out tinyapps for myself to replace my common needs. I absolutely love that all of the state is stored in the url bar, nothing is stored server side. As much as I love to hate js, I really appreciate that things like this can be built to just live on the web, be accessible from anywhere, and live practically forever as they require such little hosting demand.

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💭 numtide/treefmt: one CLI to format your repo [maintainers=@zim...

2025-06-08T00:20:41Z

the formatter multiplexer [maintainers=@zimbatm,@brianmcgee] - numtide/treefmt

Modular CSS Library that brings the beauty of Terminal UIs to the browser

This looks like a very useful formatting tool to keep in the back of my mind. I do a lot of python and our tool tends to be pre-commit, named after the git hook pre-commit. It specifies a bunch of tools to run, you can run them in ci, manually, and opt into doing it before commit. I like the simplicity of this one not needing a whole ecosystem, but rather just leveraging the cli commands from those tools. This would probably be something that would get in the way of setup for new devs and not something I would throw on one project by itself, its another thing for everyone to figure out how to install and run on every platform, I’m sure its not hard, but being on python teams pre-commit just fits in.

Note

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💭 Keynote Speaker - Cory Doctorow - YouTube

2025-06-07T23:00:50Z

This is one of the greatest pycon keynotes I’ve ever seen, bookmarking this to come back and leave better thoughts on later.

Note

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💭 Dopamine Driven Development - YouTube

2025-06-07T22:59:04Z

Focus on the joy, not the suck. Nothing you do in life will be absolute pure joy with no downsides forever, life does not work that way, your brain does not look that way. Look at anyone who ever got massive billion dollar payouts for something like minecraft and how much their life is not glorious when they have nothing to really look forward to.

Prime talks about it in almost a cliche way, every boring ass task is an opportunity to grow. This is so real though, if you look at every task ask a shit you gotta do to check that jira ticket off and make bossy lady not scream at you its going to be a hell. If you rather look at it as opportunities to implement new features in new ways or learn something to better yourself and watch yourself grow you are going to take a big dopamine hit. I think prime talks about this in the sense of larger projects. He as talked about his experience being much less of a daily standup, but more of a ok we got three months to figure this out lets go boys. When you are stuck in that daily jira grind it’s harder to see that larger picture of the learning and growing you are doing over the course of 3 or 6 months.

Timestamped to the part of the video that really dives into gratitude and finding the joy in the work that you have to do on purpose, but the whole vid is fire.

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💭 DHH IS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING (Again)? - YouTube

2025-06-07T22:49:47Z

Should I go to college? Was my education worth it? Should I keep going. A question that comes in all too often accross most industries that require some level of education. DHH has such great takes on it, some I had never fully thought about. He starts out with should we have people study niche topics (using Russian Poetry as an example). Yes the world deserves people who can make their life works out of something that brings them and many other so much joy, but no you probably shouldn’t go 100k’s into debt to do it. Should I get a software engineering degree, or become a doctor also have similar answers, it needs to be somewhat justified and not outrageous as has become the norm.

We used to listen in to Dave Ramsey on long car rides and he would have people call in and say, they went half a million dollars into debt to become a dentist, only to discover they did not want to do dentistry. At this point it’s too bad, you gotta suck it up and pay that off with something that makes some serious cash, and the only skill you probably got that can bring in that level of cash is … dentistry.

They dive into the college experience, learning to have adult debates with classmates about which direction a project should go or how to complete it. Great stuff!

Something I had never put thoughts to is how do you feel when class is cancelled or an assignment is removed. Are you excited to “not have to do it”? I’d bet that most people do. That’s probably a good sign that you are there for the wrong reasons. What other industry do you pay a f*** ton of money for a product and be like nah ill just take the receipt, you keep the thing.

This all just gets your foot in the door. If you spent none of that time learning it will become apparent really fast and you will not climb the ladder. Yes climbing the corp ladder is cliche, but at some point you probably want paid more and get opportunity to make more decisions. And if it turns out you really suck, you’re going to find yourself looking for a new job with no skill and a big pile of student debt sitting behind you.

Student debt is probably one of the biggest issues of our generation that only appears to be getting worse, everything signals your need to go to college, presige is important. It feels like the other side is filled with glory lots of money and you will have all that debt paid off in no time. I get it when you’re 18 and you see 50k or 100k in student debt, but 80k or 150k salaries on the other side its like damn I make nothing right now I’ll have that paid off in no time. Then you get out and realize everything costs serious money, housing, kids, cars, broken AC units, and you cant pay off 50k in a year and a half making 80k.

Note

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💭 WebTUI

2025-06-07T22:32:42Z

WebTUI

webtui.ironclad.sh

webtui, looks like a pretty sick design aesthetic. I like the keyboard driven nature of it, the look and feel is on point to a terminal interface, sadly it looks like it is not a 2 way street, you don’t automatically get a tui our of your website, just one that looks the part in the browser.

Note

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💭 Arch Wizard Brodie Robertson vs My Mac Life - Will He Convert ...

2025-06-07T01:05:25Z

I’ve never heard of niri, or a scrolling window manager, it looks quite interesting. I think tiling window manager misses out on named sessions and hotkey straight to tmux sessions, Brodi mentions not using tmux right before this segment. Niri looks quite interesting, but looks like it suffers specificity. maybe there are other tools that allow me to jump straight to something like brave, or steam, but I don’t see how I could jump to a specific terminal.

Note

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⭐ niri-wm niri

2025-06-07T01:03:02Z

I recently discovered niri by niri-wm, and it’s truly impressive.

A scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor.

⭐ YaLTeR niri

2025-06-07T01:03:02Z

I’m impressed by niri from YaLTeR.

A scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor.

💭 Backups interrupted by full disk usage

2025-06-06T15:53:41Z

Backups interrupted by full disk usage | Nic Payne

I just got a message from HCIO that my primary backup script is late... This happens every now and then but I decided to check on it... Quickly `ssh` in and I n

It occured to me that this is my blog... I can write about whatever the heck I want! May 2025 Made 2 quesos very similar - they consisted of: 1.5 lbs ground bee

I’m way behind on my notification game and need to pick it up. maybe I’ll look into hcio as well. maybe I’ll look into something that goes straight to signal or just get things working on ntfy. An 80GB log file is massive and the kind of thing id like to see notifications more.

Note

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💭 Queso Notes

2025-06-06T15:50:43Z

Queso Notes | Nic Payne

I’ve been considering accepting sponsorship again for my projects.

Taking this as inspiration to do more non-tech on my blog, I’ve branched out into Posts tagged: gaming, but need take it to the next step. excited to watch pype.dev evolve as well.

Note

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⭐ zk-org zk

2025-06-06T01:22:44Z

zk by zk-org is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

A plain text note-taking assistant

⭐ get-alex alex

2025-06-06T01:18:53Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on alex, created by get-alex.

Catch insensitive, inconsiderate writing

⭐ lukas-reineke cbfmt

2025-06-06T01:18:47Z

The work on cbfmt by lukas-reineke.

A tool to format codeblocks inside markdown and org documents.

⭐ Feel-ix-343 markdown-oxide

2025-06-06T01:18:37Z

Check out Feel-ix-343 and their project markdown-oxide.

PKM Markdown Language Server

⭐ hougesen mdsf

2025-06-06T01:18:28Z

I like hougesen’s project mdsf.

Format markdown code blocks using your favorite tools

⭐ numtide treefmt

2025-06-06T01:18:23Z

The work on treefmt by numtide.

one CLI to format your repo [maintainers=@zimbatm,@brianmcgee]

rich theme

2025-06-05T20:37:10Z

The rich console is themeable, I’ve been a long time user of rich and had no Idea. You can define your own theme keywords and use them just like you use normal rich keywords in square brackets like'[bold red]'.

from rich.console import Console
from rich.theme import Theme
custom_theme = Theme({
    "info": "dim cyan",
    "warning": "magenta",
    "danger": "bold red"
})
console = Console(theme=custom_theme)
console.print("This is information", style="info")
console.print("[warning]The pod bay doors are locked[/warning]")
console.print("Something terrible happened!", style="danger")

💭 The ethics of README ads – Will McGugan – Will McGugan's essays

2025-06-05T14:49:09Z

The ethics of README ads

Will McGugan · willmcgugan.github.io

I’ve long avoided running ads on my blog for the same reason. For a few months I ran an ad above the fold. It was a “Your Ad Here” kind of thing, and in the messaging I was looking for content relevant to my content, not google driven ads. This resulted in nothing, no hits, not a one. I’m kinda with Will on this one beer money is not worth degrading the project for. I seriously thought some of the big projects with a moderate level of success got a good cut for these sponsorships. Some of the companies are big companies, like how do they even go through meetings and decide who gets beer money without spending more than that in decision making resources. Maybe they have a guy with more autonomy than I would expect.

Note

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💭 minio/minio Tags | Docker Hub

2025-06-04T13:58:40Z

minio/minio - Docker Image

hub.docker.com

Browsing for the minio tag that I have running right now I discovered that you can do minio --version and you get the same version that matches the docker tag, this is super convenient and helpful. I also notice that they use timestamped version numbers. I kinda dont mind this. It feels easy to understand how far behind it is. I really appreciate that the version in the container matches the version inside the container.

It’s not as pretty or flexible as semver, it does not communicate trees of majors and minors, but how often do we continue supporting/patching older majors and minors, in my experience only really big teams or teams with sufficient motivation are doing this.

food for thought.

Note

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unset multiple environment variables

2025-06-03T11:21:11Z

You can unset multiple environment variables at once. I did not know this was a thing, its something that ended up happening organically on a call and asking someone to run unset. They had never done it before and did not know how it works, but did exactly as I said instead of what I meant. I like this handy shortcut doing it in one line rather than each one individually, I will be using this in the future. You might need this for something like running aws cli commands with localstack.

unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

💭 The 1-3-1 Writing Technique

2025-06-02T20:07:09Z

I am going to start trying to employ this rhythm to my writing. I’m not very sure how I feel about it, there is something almost too assertive about it. It’s giving me a (i’m great and you should too) kind of vibe. I want to become more assertive in my writing.

I’m giving this a shot and see what I learn, you might notice in my tils.

Note

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i3lock on AwesomeWM

2025-06-02T14:40:56Z

i3lock is a fantastic lockscreen for tiling window managers.

If you are using a tiling window manager within a public space you need to add a lockscreen. I have one machine that I take with me to a public space. Its secure enough that I can leave it, but not secure enough that I want to leave it unlocked. So when I need to leave it behind for the restroom I need to lock it up.

arch wiki

paru -S i3lock
# or
apt install i3lock

Now that you have i3lock installed lets lock that screen.

# lock it with a pure white flashbang
i3lock

# lock it with a black background
i3lock -c 000000

# lock it with a custom color
i3lock -c 2e1330

# lock it with a wallpaper
i3lock -c 000000 ~/Pictures/Wallpapers/mywallpaper.png

You can use your window manager or something more generic like xbindkeys to set a hotkey. This way you don’t have to open a terminal and type out the command every time you leave your desk. You can just press something like SUPER+L like you would on other OS’s.

Fancy #

If you like it a bit fancier, you can use i3lock-fancy, it can blur, pixelate, and greyscale your current screen. I did not really like this because you can still tell what is going on the screen. It’s probably secure enough and looks better, but I went with regular i3lock.

paru -S i3lock-fancy-git
# or
apt install i3lock-fancy

kraft

2025-06-01T20:32:39Z

Kraft is the family gaming server that we started early 2025.

Repopulating #

Villagers are really hard to get gong. We have this huge villager tower on the server, we nearly every bed filled, and one day we logged in and there were three. Not sure what happened until I witnessed one of them jump maybe 3 blocks down and off himself. I checked my last two villagers and they were each on one or two hearts left. We almost lost every single villager on the server.

villager-tower-needs-repopulated.mp4

To get villagers to breed and make baby villagers you need beds, which we already have, and food. I gave my guys some food and they started making baby villagers immediately, crisis averted as we start to get the first few fresh full health villagers on the server.

repopulatingv4.mp4

💭 From Prisma Founder to LiveStore: Building local-first apps wi...

2025-05-31T20:58:05Z

This talk about live store really made me think about database transactions in a new way. They are talking about live-store, and the complexity of distributed applications like a notes app with the ability to go offline and continue working. The complexity of resyncing each instance is not simple, conflict resolution accross all the possible installs that may or may not even be online is a really hard problem. They go deep on discussing an event driven paradigm that is driven off of a log of events and how this changes how we deal with databases. Using the event log as the source of truth we can do things like forget about database migrations, we can replay all of the events onto a new database. Its very interesting to rethink in terms of a log system that speaks in terms of understandable events (not table operations) as the source of truth for an application.

Note

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my nvim spellcheck setup

2025-05-31T20:11:59Z

I’ve gone too long without a proper spellcheck setup in nvim. I know it’s there, I just don’t use it, I don’t have the right keybinds, like I do with vim date, to make it work, and its clunky.

Default keybinds #

z= show spell suggestions
zg add word to dictionary
zw remove word from dictionary
]s jump to next misspelled word
[s jump to previous misspelled word

I really struggle with bracketed keybinds, they don’t flow for me. I have to shift into it and hit two keys, you cant just pop through them with intent, it always feels clunky to me.

Custom keybinds #

I barely use F-keys in my keymap so that was free game. On my keyboard I have F1-F9 in a numpad layout on my right hand, so F4-F6 are home row, these are super easy to pop through and update. I really refrain from using such high real estate keys like this unless it’s for something good, and I do a lot of writing in nvim, so fingers crossed I use the heck out of it.

jump to next misspelled word
jump to previous misspelled word
show spell suggestions

I still use zg and zw, they seem fine to me.

The Setup #

In my keymap.lua file I added these to the end, they are working so far and hopefully I use spellcheck more on my posts now that I’ve made it easy.

set("n", "<f4>", "]s")
set("n", "<f5>", "[s")
set("n", "<f6>", "<cmd>Telescope spell_suggest<cr>")

One Failure #

I went down a long rabbit hole before this trying to populate the quickfix with spelling errors, I tried looking for existing plugins, tried to get ai to give me a good prototype to start with, and everything was over complicated. So far I’m really liking this setup.

💭 DHH on X: "You don't need a mentor. There's no secret sauce le...

2025-05-31T19:49:38Z

Self-Host Weekly (30 May 2025)

I need to find this podcast, was DHH this animated through the whole thing?

You don’t need a mentor. There’s no secret sauce left inside anyone’s head any more. It’s all been tapped, bottled, tweeted, and shared a million times. Sample some of that, but also guard your ignorance. You’ll lose it soon enough.

It takes work, one on one hand holding is a shortcut. Sometimes one that we need. Sometimes we need to level up quick, hence why your job might pair you up with someone for the first few months, but it is not something you need, you can figure shit out on your own with hard work. These days we have things like gippity to bounce ideas off, and you can generally get the sense of the direction the average of the internet it was trained on. Always add your own experience and make a choice for yourself.

Note

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💭 Self-Host Weekly

2025-05-31T16:29:26Z

Self-hosted news, updates, launches, and content for the week ending Friday, May 30, 2025

selfh.st · selfh.st

The object storage (S3-compatible) platform MinIO created a bit of a stir this week

I had not heard about this before it came in through selfh.st. I use minio a lot, and did not know there are so many great alternatives out there for it. I might be looking into some of these options such as garage.

Its hard to tell from this article what mino dropped, but luckily for me it seems to be all ui related. I use the UI for debugging/feedback/sometimes learning, but at this point I’ve got good flows for setting up new access keys, buckets, and everything with the cli.

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💭 DHH on X: "NIH: Not Invented Here Syndrome might come from a g...

2025-05-31T15:40:11Z

feat: add hackernews hits on home page · jimniels/blog@b1a250b

I suffer hard from NIH, I’m cheap, I like building things, I hate reading the docs, the perfect recipe for some bad NIH. I really like DHH’s take here. If no one builds anything new we get stuck with the same old shit. I think theres a lot of things that as far as my use case is concerned feature complete and needs no more. I would just build with it or on it, but not re-invent. It’s a slippery slope.

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💭 feat: add hackernews hits on home page · jimniels/blog@b1a250b

2025-05-31T01:56:00Z

Contribute to jimniels/blog development by creating an account on GitHub.

Jim Nielsen fetches his hacker news ranked articles for his home page.

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💭 Hackernews query by url

2025-05-31T01:54:59Z

External Links - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

hn.algolia.com

this post by Jim Nielsen, lead me to this commit where I found that he was including posts of his that wound up on hackernews. I really like this idea and might take it, even though i have very few HN linked posts.

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💭 External Links - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

2025-05-31T01:51:13Z

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

Could I Have Some More Friction in My Life, Please?

I really like the idea of Jim’s Eternal Links, and really want to take it for myself. To expand here I want to be able to look for common places for rss feeds, and be able to scrape out rss feeds for sites that I tend to link to often. Also if they have something like a /blogroll it might be a good place to find new great people to follow.

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💭 Could I Have Some More Friction in My Life, Please? - Jim Niel...

2025-05-31T01:49:35Z

Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

A guide to RSS for the less tech savvy.

Maybe we need a little more friction in the world. More things that merit our time. Less things that don’t.

I can resonate with this post, less friction feels like it leads me to thinking less, having less skin in the game, understanding less, feeling less fulfilled. Vibe coding is a new trend of 2025, it feels like the future, but it does not quite feel like the present yet. It’s riddled with errors and I only get frustrated when it doesn’t work. I like having some friction that leads me to think and pay attention. There might be a future where this is not required for some things like coding up crud apps, but that does not feel like today.

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💭 A Gentle Intro to RSS

2025-05-31T01:44:36Z

A Gentle Intro to RSS

Derek Kedziora · derekkedziora.com

Some of the best things from the old internet are still preserved with RSS. Content is shared via simple files, which means the slow-loading, ad-stuffed and tracker-filled clutter of the modern internet are mostly absent.

There aren’t any algorithms. RSS readers are wonderfully dumb. There’s no AI sifting through content to find whatever will outrage you the most. You just get new posts and mark them as read. It’s a calmer world.

With RSS I follow lots of people writing about normal people things. People blog about getting back into playing the drums, a fun book they just read, a tough problem they’re working through and the other day to day things of life. This type of content tends to get buried on social media — it doesn’t get the clicks and sell ads like fear and outrage do.

I feel like a curmudgeon, but i feel all of these things. I dont think that the new web is completely terrible, what is terrible is that the options of an algorithm ran by companies with differing goals is seemingly the only option. RSS still works, its fantastic, I personally love it, but theres only a small fraction of the internet that it reaches both ways. Few people have a reader, even fewer have a feed.

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💭 Command Line | gitignore.io / docs

2025-05-29T16:22:42Z

Command Line | gitignore.io / docs

To run gitignore.io from your command line you need an active internet connection and an environment function. You need to add a function to your environment that lets you access the gitignore.io API.

docs.gitignore.io

This is a very interesting cli, its so simple. I stumbled accross the gi command awhile back and was like pfft, I dont want to install something for that. Didn’t even realize that you don’t install it, its just http. Their install instructions lead you to putting a curl funtion in your bashrc.

function gi() { curl -sLw \"\\\n\" https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore/api/\$@ ;}

This now has me wondering “What else can build like this?”

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💭 My Keyboard Has Sublayers… and It’s Insane - YouTube

2025-05-29T13:04:50Z

linkarzu has a way to navigate his entire mac using a hyper key. Everything looks so tight and polished, also a lot to remember! Lucky he has a system of mnemonics that make it easy to remember. His setup is very Mac focused using mac only apps, so this would not work for me, though I’m sure I could get something similar on linux. He did mention Kanata which is cross platform.

What I do #

I use a far different system that is fast loose and easy. On every system I run I have 9 workspaces that let me put 9 applications, I can easily move apps to different workspaces and have a side by side if I need. The core of what I do is terminal, web browser, and chat. Those go on workspaces 4,5,6, whch are home-row keys. If I’m running obs, that is on 8, steam goes on 1. but I have some freedom to move. Sometimes 2 will be an image editor or a video editor, sometimes something else all together, but I can quickly go to each app.

What I like from Linkazru #

I do like his layered approach. I run a 42 key keyboard so things can get a bit cramped quickly. And when thinking in mnemonics you only get 26 letters in the alphabet, but prefixing these with another layer this number goes up exponentially. Sublayers sound sick to be honest.

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💭 Forrest Knight on X: "you're not allowed to write comments in ...

2025-05-29T01:41:41Z

The adapter pattern in python

Oh, I feel this. I go through the effort of removing dum ai comments so the ai looks less ai.

you’re not allowed to write comments in your code anymore, because if you do everyone will just think it’s ai generated.

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💭 The adapter pattern in python | Rob Parsons

2025-05-28T21:19:27Z

The Adapter pattern is a design pattern that allows objects with incompatible interfaces to work together. It provides a way to convert the interface of an object into another interface that client...

Rob Parsons · robp.dev

This has me wondering if I need to really learn more patterns, data structures, and algorithms. This looks particularly useful when trying to combine several objects that you dont have full control over and make them behave similarly.

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kubernetes node labels

2025-05-28T18:49:19Z

If you need to target a specific k8s node in the cluster, you can use labels. You want to treat your nodes as much like cattle as you can, but sometimes budgets get in the way. You might be like me and just run any free hardware you can get in your cluster, or you might have some large storage or gpu needs that you can’t afford to put on every node in the cluster.

kubectl get nodes --show-labels

# add the bigpool label
kubectl label node k8s-1 bigpool=true
kubectl get nodes --show-labels

# remove the bigpool label
kubectl label node k8s-1 bigpool-

To use the label in a pod set spec.nodeSelector to the label that you applied.

apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
  name: busybox
spec:
  containers:
  - name: busybox
    image: busybox
  nodeSelector:
    bigpool: "true"

💭 Adding a Dynamic Now Page in Jekyll

2025-05-28T13:56:38Z

Adding a Dynamic Now Page in Jekyll

Make an auto-updating now page on a static site like Jekyll, Hugo, 11ty or Gatsby

Derek Kedziora · derekkedziora.com

wow looking at how this is done kinda draws me towards jekyll a little bit, I did not realize some of the similarities that it has with markata.

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💭 CSS if() functions & reading-flow (in Chrome 137) - YouTube

2025-05-28T03:02:11Z

css if() just landed, I’m struggling to understand what I an do with this that I can’t do with something as old as classes. I can get it if I don’t have control over html creation or js to add classes. The example that Una shows includes data that could directly be a classname with a set of styles in css rather than this crazy css variable unpacking out of a data attribute and an if statement.

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💭 wants | maya.land

2025-05-28T02:00:31Z

wants

Personal website. Webby personsite. Amateur hour round the clock.

maya.land · maya.land

Allen Carr1 on quitting smoking: [Carr] recommends working to really notice and internalise that disconnect [between what we want and what we enjoy]. He tells smokers to pay attention to their next cigarette. It’s like mindfulness but for noticing the unpleasantness.

I can appreciate the restraint here, theres something about the mindfulness behind it all.

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wants

2025-05-27T21:01:14Z

Inspired by mara.town/wants

want but do not enjoy #

New hardware that cannot be repaired
Disciplining Children
Nice landscaping which requires regular maintenance

enjoy but do not want #

breakfast
Fancy things
Manual Labor in moderation
Vacations to far away places

Linux Is About Choice

2025-05-27T13:37:00Z

This Luke Smith video came across my feed Linux, Bitcoin: When Tech Projects Become “Too Popular…” Don’t forget the goal.. It’s interesting to hear his perspective about Linux, FOSS, Free Software being the end goal, and that we are loosing sight of the goal. This sentiment really aligns with the early FOSS movement from Stallman, but was this ever the goal?

Taken over by apathetic interests #

Luke talks about these projects getting taken over by people with no passion for the original goal of freedom and privacy. They want the projects to grow, get bigger, and become mainstream. This feels exactly the opposite of anything Luke would want, so my bias alarm goes off here. Honestly I do see some of the grossness of projects like this that were grassroots, for freedom and privacy get taken over for money grabs. I’m completely out on bitcoin so I cannot make any comment there, but I Truly believe that the Linux kernel is not a money grab as Luke makes the new face of bitcoin sound.

Corporate backing is OK #

I’m going to take a counter point here from Luke, that it’s OK for Companies to be made, and money to be made on FOSS. While the Nats relicense has caused a Kerfuffle, I appreciate their side of the relicense, as a they discussed on The Changelog: NATS and the CNCF kerfuffle | Derek Collison shares NATS/Synadia story. They had a struggle to make money as a small project in the Linux Foundation. Large companies would not pay for their service as they have already paid into the foundation. They chose to relicense new versions of the server so such that it would become FOSS after 2 years. This gives them time to pay for their development.

Rug pulls, price gouging, and other bad behaviors aside Funding is overall good for the FOSS community. It is a good thing that Torvalds is able to make a living from the work he has done on the kernel.

FOSS hardware #

Luke mentions FOSS hardware in the video. I think this is great and really plays to the longevity of a product and limiting e-waste. I think the main goal here is not necessarily openness, but repairability. At least for me. I could not care to build out ram or hard drives from scratch, but what I do care is that I can repair my hardware. I don’t want my investments into hardware to go to waste and be thrown away because of a component failure. I get that we are largely there on the mobile side, and that really sucks.

Choice #

I really feel like the goal of Linux is choice, its not locked into FOSS. FOSS is a great option, and is really only there for Linux, and not at all an option for Windows or MacOS. I’d argue that at the beginning of the Linux project there was no choice your only real option was closed source all the way around. These days not only do we have the freedom to choose an OS, but we can choose how we want our Linux. If you want to deploy Linux at a large company, and you are willing to pay for support from someone like Red Hat or Canonical that’s an option, but its not the only option.

macOS Power User Asks DistroTube: Which Linux Never Breaks?

In this interview DT talks about getting new hardware sent to him, and they ask do you want us to put Linux on it? His answer, No, it doesn’t matter, I wont use it anyways. You see DT is not here purely for the Linux, he is here for the choice. His choice is to pick every last config option, and tailor every installed executable to fit his needs. His preferences happen to be in the full Free as in Freedom realm.

Infinite Linux #

Linux has infinite options of configuration, hundreds of distros, hundreds of desktop environments. You can Choose a Floating window manager, Tiling window manager, or go full TTY with no graphical environment. With MacOS and Windows you get it the way they decide you get it with a level of configuration that pales in comparison to what you get on Linux.

Immutable Linux #

A very recent and modern example of this is immutable or cloud native distros, the idea is that they are more like an appliance, giving you less freedom and control than you typically would have on a normal bare metal install of linux, bootc is just really taking off this year. I’m currently running one of these distro’s called bazzite and I am really loving it. I have a couple of desktop applications that I install from the discover store as flatpaks, but mosty I live in a fully custom distrobox that I put every ounce of ricing and configuration that I want into. For me it has been ultra reliable, rather than rolling my own thing that is a combination of packages unique to me, I have something that is rock hard in the community and I run versioned images of my devtainer that make it easy for me to roll back on if something were to break.

For me this is feedom, I get to fully control the environment I really care about, my terminal. I get a window manager with 9 workspaces that I can hotkey to, and I never miss a game night with my kids due to some weird graphics issue.

Freedom #

In the end Linux was born of this freedom, and is an important part. While its great that there are players here that are able to make money, be good citizens and give back, there are bad players. Even if all the players are good not everyone is going to agree and money will only spoil their hurt feelings even more. If Linux looses this freedom of choice and becomes something that you only get littered with Closed source software, or on paid platforms, or imposes any level of restrictions on to you its lost, and we need a new revolution to rise in its ashes.

Fin #

I’m trying to write more free flowing articles philosophical in nature. There are probably grammatical and spelling misttakes. There are probably things I will re-read in 6 months and not agree with, but these are my free flowing thoughts right now. I think we are missing really good opinion pieces on the internet these days. Too much AI generated, “Hello World”, shoulda read the docs BS. I subscribe to a lot of other good folks that give their real opinions you can find them on my blogroll.

💭 Blogroll

2025-05-27T02:33:08Z

💭 Late Night Linux – Episode 335 - YouTube

2025-05-27T02:31:53Z

Markata got a shout out part way through the latest episode of LNL, I will go back, re-listen and take some of the feedback. His thoughts on Markata were interesting. On one hand it really is a thing for me that works for me, and as a person with too many side projects I don’t have the focus to really give it polish. On the other hand it really confirms why listen to podcasts, news, finger on the pulse, opinions and how often these guys are wrong, they are not the expert they probably look at 6 things like this a week. He said that it was some sort of javascript thing, that maybe he could fix or customize with javascript if he wanted, kinda shocking, I thought maybe I accidentally added node modules or something dumb, nope, I have a whopping 1.4% js. So most of the comments were plain wrong. I get it he probably peeked at it for 30s and realized it wasn’t the thing for his problem. At the same time I should probably do a better job at marketing what it really is, cleaning up the docs and demo.

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💭 Root for Your Friends · Joseph Thacker

2025-05-27T02:27:24Z

Such a great message right now. I feel like everywhere I turn is negativity, especially social media. It feels like so many things are trying to divide and create hate. “This” is what we should be doing with social media. There are a lot of elements of “there are two ways to have the biggest building in town, tear down all the bigger buildings, or just build the biggest fucking building”, If you want to be successful in X then surround yourself with others successful in X. This is a catalytic skill that everyone needs to have in their belt.

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javascript b64

2025-05-25T21:01:04Z

I’m currently [[replacing-google-search-apps-with-self-hosted-web-apps]] and decided to create a simple b64 encoder/decoder, just start typing to enter text, escape to deselect, then e/d to encode/decode.

I’m trying to make these apps super simple, self hosted out of minio, static html, and javascript. It’s been fun to get back to some simple interactive web development like this. No build just a website that does something. No broken builds, no containers to deploy, just push to minio.

encoded = btoa(content);
decoded = atob(encoded);

Here is the result.

⭐ ayoisaiah f2

2025-05-24T21:00:49Z

f2 by ayoisaiah is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

F2 is a cross-platform command-line tool for batch renaming files and directories quickly and safely. Written in Go!

💭 Billy Basso on code architecture of Animal Well! - YouTube

2025-05-24T19:38:21Z

Great conversation with Billy Basso the creator of Animal Well on the code architecture of Animal well. It’s all hand crafted C++. He talks about early games he tried to build being heavy in oop, and really got lost in oop. Animal well is very flat, there is no inheritance, just lists of entities that all implement similar methods in their own way. Layering and order of entities becomes very important. Its crazy how much he had to think about hardware and MS build being very helpful with this, but needing to know all of the console apis.

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💭 Just fucking code.

2025-05-24T19:31:09Z

Just fucking code.

justfuckingcode.com

This is great, beautifully captures a modern backend view of https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/. I honestly resonate with almost all of this. I have found myself in more trouble than help when trying to fully vibe out a project. It never refactors, it leaves it shit everywhere, it mostly does what you say, until you get to something that seems easy, so you try to do it yourself, but you break its brittle piece of shit into pieces any time you try to touch it. AI coding help is great, mcp seems like it really has some game changing abilities, but hands of vibe coded crap aint there yet for me.

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💭 The Plot of "Hollow Knight" in One Minute - YouTube

2025-05-24T00:01:07Z

I did not realize half of this, and it took me at least 4 watches through this to catch everything.

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💭 k8s-monitoring-helm/charts/k8s-monitoring/docs/examples/privat...

2025-05-23T19:58:59Z

k8s-monitoring-helm/charts/k8s-monitoring/docs/examples/private-image-registries/globally/values.yaml at main · grafana/k8s-monitoring-helm

Contribute to grafana/k8s-monitoring-helm development by creating an account on GitHub.

If your library doesn't have any documentation, it can't have any bugs. Documentation specifies what your code is supposed to do. Your tests specify what it actually does. Bugs exist …

k8s-monitoring requires setting imageregistry and pullsecrets twice

global:
  image:
    registry: my.registry.com
    pullSecrets:
      - name: my-registry-creds
  imageRegistry: my.registry.com
  imagePullSecrets:
    - name: my-registry-creds

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💭 No docs, no bugs

2025-05-22T19:50:40Z

No docs, no bugs

Bugs exist when your test-enforced implementation fails to match the behavior described in your documentation. Without documentation a bug is just undefined behavior.

This is quite an interesting thought, so does this mean that, none of my undocumented side projects have bugs? no I think there is still some implied behavior that naming things covers. a function get_bucket_contents implies doing something wtih s3, getting stuff from your local filesystem or crashing would be considered a bug. I think the argument here is that if I start mining bitcoin when you call get_bucket_contents and I have not documented it that this is a feature not a bug. If I were to take this a step further, now do I need to document that this does not also start a bitcoin miner? maybe this is more of an unwanted feature than a bug, I’m convincing myself more and more.

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💭 The Subtle Details That Make Hollow Knight Great - YouTube

2025-05-22T19:00:50Z

So many small details go into making hollow knight such a great game, but it starts with such good controls, every thing is so fluid and predictable. I knew about coyote time, but not some of the other details that Juniper covers, such as hang time, and faster decent than jump.

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tinyapps

2025-05-22T14:31:29Z

I’m working on replacing my usage of google inline search apps with real apps, these are ones that I create and host on my own homelab. The first three that I created are mostly chatgpt based, with a bit of hand edit after the fact, uploaded to minio and become an app on my k8s-pages

renamed

The original title of this post was "Replacing Google Search Apps With Self Hosted Web Apps"

I’m leaning on web wakelock to keep the screen on while these apps are running, primarily clos, timer, and stopwatch.

Clock #

A large displya clock.

Timer #

A simple timer that counts down from thet set time.

Stopwatch #

This is the one that inspired it all, I need to run a few stopwatches at work, and chose to just do it right in the google search with a few tabs running.

Dice #

A simple dice roller, this one is the one that I decided to start adding ? for help.

UUID #

It displays a uuid, thats it. ctrl + c to copy.

b64 #

Today i spent some time on b64, it is a base64 decoder/encoder. Just start tying to enter text, or paste, escape to deselect the text box, d to decode, e to encode, ? for help. It took a bit to get all of the keymaps right with the differnt modes and make sure that for instance you don’t keep typing in the input box while in help mode, or decode/encode while in the input box.

PocketCal #

This one is not mine, it’s made by Cassidy Williams), but is within the ethos and deserves a mention here. Its a single page calendar that is a static site completely rendered on the front end, data is stored in the url as you interact with it. None of your data goes to a server.

qrcode #

Today I wanted to finish an article that I was on afk and It killed me to get it from my work computer to my phone, so I made a qrcode generator. Paste in or type in your message and it shows up as a qr code live. This one needed an event listener for window resize since the library creates a rigid canvas qr code that does not fit on the screen once you create it then resize the window.

I even added query params to pass hex codes in for color and bg.

web wakelock

2025-05-21T20:50:22Z

I’m trying to replace my usage of google inline search apps with real apps, today I used a stopwatch to time some things out at work by opening stopwatch. This was something I just wanted running in a tab on another screen, it was not timing running code or anything, I was using it as a reminder to check browser caches every 5 minutes or so for some testing.

So tonight I whipped up a stopwatch, clock and timer, all of which are using the wakelock API to keep the screen on while the app is running.

    // Wake Lock support
    let wakeLock = null;
    async function requestWakeLock() {
      try {
        if ('wakeLock' in navigator) {
          wakeLock = await navigator.wakeLock.request('screen');
          console.log("Wake lock acquired");
        }
      } catch (err) {
        console.error("Wake lock error:", err);
      }
    }

    document.addEventListener("visibilitychange", () => {
      if (wakeLock !== null && document.visibilityState === "visible") {
        requestWakeLock();
      }
    });

    requestWakeLock();

⭐ pypeaday dbztui

2025-05-19T16:40:31Z

I’m impressed by dbztui from pypeaday.

A DBZ TUI built with an early version of ninesUI and Windsurf

💭 Python: The Documentary [OFFICIAL TRAILER] - YouTube

2025-05-18T16:43:12Z

Excited to hear this story, they have so many key players in the trailer this will be fantastic.

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vhs themes

2025-05-16T08:24:51Z

I’ve been working on ninesui, inspired by k9s see thoughts-633. I want a good flow for making video for the readme and I am using charm.sh’s vhs for this. Its running in an archBTW distrobox and looks gawdaweful.

sort.mp4

The over saturated colors give it a really retro look, seems fine, but not my cup of tea. I tried to change the textual theme to tokyo-night and it might have made it a bit better, but still over-saturated.

After #

What I found is that vhs has themes, setting it to dracula made everything much better.

# sort.tape
Output assets/sort.mp4
Output assets/sort.gif

Require echo

Set Shell "bash"
Set FontSize 32
Set Width 1920
Set Height 1080
+ Set Theme 'Dracula'

sort.mp4

NinesUI #

I’m using these in my ninesui project, right now they are in the readme, but maybe some docs will grow eventually. Right now its hardcore explore phase.

💭 Chris Biscardi's Digital Garden

2025-05-12T13:05:33Z

Textual - The future of Textualize

christopherbiscardi.com

Interesting take on kubernetes from a front end perspective. All valid arguments to me, and really the answer to any do you need to any specific implementation of tech is probably no. We got along just fine before k8s ever existed and you still can, but its really nice in a lot of cases. If your skills lean toward backend or infrastructure I encourage you to give it a try.

k8s distros #

There are a lot of beginner friendly k8s distros that you can setup with relative ease, kind and k0s are great for single node, If you want multi-node k3s is what I generally use. If you want a very lightweight OS that you only interact with through an api, and has a very small attack surface talos is an amazing product.

When else might you want k8s #

Internal, on-prem, self hosted. If you are trying to avoid the cloud for cost, rules, regulations, red tape, kubernetes is a great option to manage your container workflows yourself without needing to have a cloud budget, get approvals and sign offs on running workflows in a public cloud.

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Custom Keyboard Keycaps

2025-05-11T11:39:40Z

A fresh print of caps and a 2x2 test board.

m9a devlog 1

2025-05-11T09:33:44Z

It’s sad to see textualize.io close the doors, but textual is still alive and maintained as a n open source project. I tried to use it very early, and struggled, this was before docs and tutorials really existed, before a lot of the widgets and components existed. Then as we all do I got busy and moved on to other things in life and did not have the capacity to build TUIs.

I like tuis #

I like tuis, I like staying in the terminal. I use lf daily to move files around when I want something more than mv and cp. I use k9s hourly to monitor and manage my kubernetes cluster.

Are they worth the effort?? #

As awesome as tui’s are, they are more effort to build, and less automatable. I feel like the first stage into automation of a project really needs to be a good cli, and this is often good enough for the project and I move on.

m9a (em - nine - ah) #

inspired by k9s

Like I said I really like k9s and use it all the time, It really makes running kubectl commands a breeze and much less verbose. I don’t know how useful this will be, but as a learning exercise I am working on a k9s experience for my blog generator markata.

m9a-1-trimmed.webm

Learning #

So far this is just for learning and not quite the most useful thing, I am not sure if there is a way to do it, but I am interested in the idea of some sort of framework (maybe just widgets) that can more easily turn pydantic objects into this kind of tui. I don’t quite know how it would work, or if it could work, for now just exploring the idea, and I think I hit a fairly crude clone of k9s so far.

💭 GrafanaCON 2025 Keynote Livestream - YouTube

2025-05-11T02:59:15Z

Just listened to this as I am really starting to get into grafana and feel like there isn’t a mountain of setup this time around realizing how much of my stack is brand new. Drill Down and Alloy are both new and key to my setup. The Ai integrations at the end sound wicked good, I will be interested if you can do similar things with an MCP vs how much proprietary stuff needs grafana cloud.

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💭 The future of Textualize - Textual

2025-05-10T14:27:58Z

Textual is a TUI framework for Python, inspired by modern web development.

Textual Documentation · textual.textualize.io

Ultimately though a business needs a product. Textual has always been a solution in search of a problem. And while there are plenty of problems to which Textual is a fantastic solution, we weren’t able to find a shared problem or pain-point to build a viable business around.

I can totally see this. Finding a marketable business idea is not easy, working in the developer space where everyone wants to do it themselves is no better. Textual specifically I could see, I really wanted to build things on it as it came out, I had ideas, it was hard to use at the time and changing, so I took a break, got busy with far too many other things, and really I ’m good with rich most of the time.

I daily use k9s, its absolutely amazing at what it does and appreciate that I could build something like it in python, its just hard to justify the time investment for the things I tend to work on.

Which is why Textualize, the company, will be wrapping up in the next few weeks.

Damn, that hit hard, its been an adventure watching textual get built, things like posting look fantastic! Glad to see that its still alive with open source and Will is not leaving, but there will be no company. This likely means significanly less velocity, but it might mean that not being tied to making money other opportunities open up.

Thanks for giving us amazing terminal products Will.

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💭 What's next? – Will McGugan – Will McGugan's essays

2025-05-10T14:08:45Z

What’s next?

Some years ago I had the opportunity to work fulltime on project of mine. This was at a time where I fully intended to take a year off, but being able to make a living off a project of your own cre...

Will McGugan · willmcgugan.github.io

So it’s back to plan A: taking a year off. I plan on using this time to focus on my health–something I haven’t prioritized while working as a CEO / Founder of a startup.

Wish you the best Will, you have given us textual and rich, and from what I can tell left it in some great hands.

All I can say for certain is that I would like to write more. Writing scratches many of the same itches as software development, and it is a skill I’d like to nurture.

Go get em Will, write to your hearts desire, and resist the urge to make an SSG company this time.

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💭 Too much magic – Will McGugan – Will McGugan's essays

2025-05-10T01:49:34Z

Too much magic

A common criticisms of frameworks like Textual is that they have “too much magic”.

Will McGugan · willmcgugan.github.io

Now “too much magic” is not the same thing as “bad magic”, although they are often conflated. Bad magic is when the implementation details leak out from the level below. This can manifest itself as cryptic errors that reference the magic’s implementation.

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💭 Markdown's biggest hater | Knut Melvær - YouTube

2025-05-10T00:52:59Z

Dang Strong takes against markdown here with a strong push for bespoke content models/structures. This idea is completely foreign and wild to me. I get it that markdown has its issues with flavors, add ons and what not, but overall its mostly transportable, its a skill that works most content sites and writing tools. I am so far on the other side that I seek out tools with markdown as an option and lean away from wsiwyg tools with specialized data formats on the backend.

I’ll end with, I’m also a dev that creates very simplified content and maybe seeing the backend of a site with lots of custom fields would be very eye opening for me.

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💭 Week Links №2: April 2025 - daverupert.com

2025-05-09T13:49:04Z

Week Links №2: April 2025

Last year I attempted to do some newsletter-style link aggregation… that good intention imploded spectacularly. But I switched to Obsidian this month and now I have a better system for aggregatin...

daverupert.com · daverupert.com

Last year I attempted to do some newsletter-style link aggregation… that good intention imploded spectacularly. But I switched to Obsidian this month and now I have a better system for aggregating links (post on that coming later). Inside this issue you’ll find some games, some homelab server hardware, some AI discourse™, some musical instruments, and more.

This hits so close to home, I even went through the effort of making a weeknotes script, one weeknote post. I also was inspired by obsidian but it didn’t work out for me, so my script uses data from markata.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 What ChatGPT is NOT - Tech Raven Blog

2025-05-09T13:45:18Z

What ChatGPT is NOT - Tech Raven Blog

There is a lot of excitement about ChatGPT and how it allows us to interact with information and technology. I am actually excited that it now exists and still, I think it is being way overhyped. I...

Tech Raven Blog - · blog.techravenconsulting.com

Do you remember regression models from college: given some data, you find a best fit line that allows you to predict Y given X. At the end of the day, ChatGPT, and LLMs in general, are the same thing as the regression model – it’s just that ChatGPT is the largest and fanciest model we currently have to model language and information.

I really am coming to the idea of calling it a “word calculator”, this seems to be the most succinct description of llms that the lay person can comprehend and relate to.

ChatGPT does not hallucinate or become unhinged

I think Steve goes much deeper on this in his intervew on fafo.fm. They describe it more as a pleaser or “yes man” essentially all the companies that are building these models want to give the “best” answer, better than their competitors. With this comes the risk of it being completely wrong, they are designed to always give an answer.

On that episode they talk about how each word has a statistical probability tied to it and in some visualizations you can see the confidence, in almost every example of “hallucination” you will find some set of very poor confidence followed by BS. Thats not to say that every time there is low confidence there is BS though, that is why this is such a hard problem.

ChatGPT is not a replacement for search

I’ve become really bad at this. This is slowly becoming my starting point for a lot of research, not my only research, but the first wet finger in the air. Most often done with low effort, low risk tasks.

In ChatGPT, just like in the shelf full of the Encyclopedia Britannica I had when I was a kid, information on topics has been reduced to good summaries and presented in logical format. In this case we have removed the human authors and replaced them with a very large neural network.

I really like this description and it matches up with my last comment.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 “I’d rather read the prompt” – Chris Coyier

2025-05-09T13:09:30Z

“I’d rather read the prompt”

Clayton Ramsey grades student assignments and gets papers that are just obviously ChatGPT output. I think any of us can spot it by now: awkward repetitive prose, heavy on bullet points with bold in…

I’ll triple down on the link-blog chain here, see this one going around all over this week and finally had time to read through when it hit my rss reader via Chris.

It should come as no surprise that nearly every vibe-coded app on the Internet struggles with security issues; look no further than the vibe-coded recipe app that leaks its OpenAI keys. Every time one generates code by prompt, they create a new stillborn program; vibe coding is the art of stitching together their corpses into Frankenstein’s monster.

Damn, that is a strong statement, stitching together the corpses, strong statement here. The OpenAI key thing feels kind of obvious to me, every set of docs, blogs and examples on the internet need to be runnable for people to learn and try out new tech easy, putting secrets in the wrong place is easy, putting them somewhere that you can decode them without sharing them is hard team specific, app specific, and so nuanced to your architecture that its rarely included in public examples. I imagine there are a lot of good code example out there that follow good practice, but it feels like that might have missed the training data here.

It alrso reminds me of thought-625-the-rule, where prime talks about small apps being happy and easy and at some point every change is hard, and likely impossible to vibe code.

The whole point of making creative work is to share one’s own experience - if there’s no experience to share, why bother? If it’s not worth writing, it’s not worth reading.

llms are not capable of being creative, they are word calculators, statistical models that predict the next likely word based on their experience, they are not capable of new discoveries.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Rule - YouTube

2025-05-09T13:01:16Z

Under 2000 everything is happy, green field. Any decision you have made is relatively easy to back out of (barring you making a library with downstream users), but as you go, regret kicks in. Regret we didn’t make that pydantic 2 upgrade earlier, as new features become more apealing. Regret that we chose sqlite for simplicity, speed, agility, and now we might need robust and distributed. Regret that you chose a front end framework, or to have a front end at all to a backend problem. Regret that you put 6 layers of abstraction on your db early on and now that you understand the problem you want different abstractions, but all of your endpoints deeply depend on the current one.

Vibe coding will not save you, it will only make these wrong decisions for you without the context that you have. You will hate it’s decisions more because you had no input into some of them.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 THE STANDUP - Coding DIRTY Episode 7

2025-05-07T18:00:09Z

“Gradually roll out your releases to a small group of people”

~ roughly what prime said (I’m listening live)

This really hit home with me, tests can be so good at making sure that we dont repeat bugs and that laser focused things work, tests are generally small and focused, but this does not replace some sort of integration testing. These days very few things are written as a monolith, and hence there are a lot of interactions that really need to play well together accross various systems.

They call out Crowdstrike here, which took down the world blue screening critical windows systems everywhere in 2024. It was revealed that a small changed was rushed through and skipped critical rollout paths since it seemed like a small change. Crowdstrike also runs at a super low kernel level of access and a small memory bug can kill the system.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Learning monitoring

2025-05-07T15:05:45Z

Kubernetes Monitoring Helm tutorial | Grafana Loki documentation

waylonwalker.com

I’m trying to level up my sre game. I’m trying to set up grafana dashboards for everything and it is such a wide surface area. It’s never just one thing you have to have 3 or more things hooked together in order for the data to flow.

I’m really getting not invented here vibes, and thoughts that I can just build this myself. Not grafana and it’s scalability necessarily, but small components of observability.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Kubernetes Monitoring Helm tutorial | Grafana Loki documentation

2025-05-07T01:42:38Z

Grafana Labs · grafana.com

This is a really great guide to setting up kubernetes monitoring with helm, it uses loki as a log datasource and alloy as a collector of kubernetes logs, events, and nodes. The charts are setup really well to start collecting logs from all your kubernetes pods.

Note

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💭 Configure the Tempo data source | Grafana documentation

2025-05-07T01:38:20Z

Configure the Tempo data source | Grafana documentation

Grafana Labs · grafana.com

Really helpful article to getting tempo datasource setup in grafana, this enables you to see span and trace data within grafana. This data helps debug and work through issues that you might come into with performance and need to see the timing of requests along with logs.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

grafana dashboards as k8s configmap

2025-05-06T20:24:35Z

I’m trying to learn proper logs, monitoring, otel, and grafana. Today I imported a bunch of pre-made k8s dashboards and made a few of my own for specific apps, and it made me want to know how I can turn my own custom dashboards into infrastructure as code. Turns out grafana makes it pretty easy to do this, if you have the grafana dashboard sidecar running. It will pick up any ConfigMap with the grafana_dashboard label and import it.

Go to Dashboards -> Pick a Dashboard -> Export -> JSON.

apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
  name: my-dashboard
  namespace: meta
  labels:
    grafana_dashboard: "1"
data:
  my-dashboard.json: |
    {
      "annotations": {
        "list": [
      ...
      "uid": "fel2uhjhepg5ce",
      "version": 3
    }

⭐ gitroomhq postiz-app

2025-05-06T18:23:48Z

Just starred postiz-app by gitroomhq. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

📨 The ultimate social media scheduling tool, with a bunch of AI 🤖

hollow knight home row layout

2025-05-05T20:44:36Z

I just made it past 100% in my main hollow knight run, so now I will allow myself to get silksong when it comes out. I did this with a little bit of YT guidance, but mostly just figuring it out. I only just discovered the ⭐ ReznoRMichael hollow-knight-completion-check which got me an extra 2% for a few items I must have got and not saved on, because I was sure I had them.

Controller #

Hollow Knight is a game that can be played with keyboard or controller, You can use analog stick for movements, but they just translate to dpad, there really are no analog moves in the game. This makes it ripe for playing on pure keyboard. I really favor controller when there are more than one analog (throttle, brake, steering for example).

On controller I’ve switched to only using d-pad as I feel like it gives me the most crisp of controls. It is really easy to miss a pogo on analog by hitting slightly left or right.

My Keyboard #

My daily driver keyboard is a custom built 40% monoblock keyboard I absolutely love using it, it perfectly plops down on a laptop when I am in laptop mode and really fits me quite well for my wrok as a software/infrastructure engineer.

WASD #

We’ve got to talk about pinky stagger

I can use wasd perfectly fine on it, I have a layer that has no holds on any keys so that they are all nice and crisp and tailored to gaming operations that would require a hold.

Now what I haven’t ran into before is that trying to game with wasd and use the right side is very uncomfortable with this steep of a pinky stagger. Generally with keyboard an mouse games I have the keyboard a little slanted and move my fingers to wasd just fine, but it just does not work well with both hands on the keyboard.

Enter asdf #

Today is day one, I’m not quite sure how long it will last, but I am giving asdf a try for arrow keys. This will work much more akin to a fight stick where each finger has a primary direction instead of using one finger for both up and down.

vim keys, but mirrored

I chose to mirror vim keys with down towards the middle.  I had it the other

way, but when I played, I kept pressing it the other way.

a - left
s - up
d - down
f - right

power keys

I wanted to put the most common keys on the strongest finger (feels like

left pinky breaks this mantra, but whatever).

j - attack
k - dash
l - focus/cast
h - quick cast
e - inventory
u - super dash
m - map
g - dream nail

This seems weird #

So Ya, I know it’s weird. I did some searching wasn’t able to find much other than this one reddit post talking about using asdf. oddly one person reccommended sdfg, this souds so much like vim, which makes a lot of sense, but brings back moving fingers off of home row position or using one finger for down and right, which aint gonna work.

First thoughts #

I’m about 20 minutes in and struggling on False Knight, I could be a bit more patient, but I’m trying to work on pogos on all the mobs on the way in.

Holding up or down #

The ability to just hold up or down as you run through the map with enemies coming from above or below feels superior, and its going to be nice, I really just got to put some time in to get use to the layout, maybe even make some changes.

I realize now that Hollow Knight rarely needs quick swiching between up and down and would probably be fine on a wasd layout if i were to be using a split keyboard or a bit less pinky stagger that would work out, but for now I am giving this a shot.

My Son’s experience #

So my son is playing along with me, new save as well. He went with wasd and mouse, while this sounds insane to me to use mouse for clicking and no movement the natural feel that it has, has him blazing through faster than he does on controller, doing pogos he’s never done before.

False Knight down #

The recording somehow stuck on the menu screen and did not record video, but I got this screenshot of the victory.

Vengeful Spirit #

Day 2 I managed to make it to the Ancestral Mound and get the Vengeful Spirit cast. Everything is starting to feel much better and more natural. Surprisingly my main issue is with up and down since they are used a bit less, left with my pinky has not been any issue.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-vengeful-spirit.mp4

Hornet Battle 1 #

I made it successfully through the first hornet battle I was able to snag this clip of a few nicely timed pogos. Its getting better, I am still really struggling between down srike and up strike.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-hornet-pogos.mp4

Mothwing Cloak #

I got so lucky with the finish of hornet, I thought she hit me while healing, kinda lost where we were tanked a hit and almost took one last hit again and beat her to the final punch.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-hornet-finish.mp4

Gruz Mother #

After completing gruz mother I went to grab my macropad to click the clip button when her babies came out, and it was at this moment my son told me I was done for, there was no recovering from this. I was already at 2 hearts, and a mistake left me with one. You can see me fumble for the up key in the clip as I get repositioned fully on back on the board.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-gruz-mother.mp4

Now we have Sly the merchant unlocked and can buy items from him.

City #

I made it to the city, but on my way, it looks like one of the smokey layers were getting put on top of the game instead of layer in behind. I’ve never seen this, so I really have no idea what it is. During the thorny area it was in and out and right as I entered the city it locked on top and did not leave.

Soul Master #

I made my way over to the soul master, dying several times along the way to a few Soul Twisters, its time to battle.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-soul-meeting-master.mp4

After beating his second room, (this clip makes him look way too easy as he wasn’t targeting me fore some reason at the end), I picked up desolate dive, which brings a new key combo to get familiar with down+cast.

hollow-knight-keeb-run-soul-master-finish.mp4

Moss Knight #

hollow-knight-keeb-moss-knight.mp4

Lumafly Lantern #

While I had a lot of geo from the Moss Knights I finished out getting 1800 geo to get the lumafly lantern from sly’s shop at dirtmouth.

hollow-knight-keeb-lumafly-lantern.mp4

Royal Waterway #

I decided to head back to the city of tears and into the royal waterway to fight the dung defender and collect Isma’s tear.

hollow-knight-keeb-royal-waterway-unlock.mp4

hollow-knight-keeb-royal-waterway-entering.mp4

hollow-knight-keeb-royal-waterway-bench.mp4

The Dung Defender battle, great lore with this guy, lots of bouncy movement, but overall not too hard of a boss. He is not very accurate with attacks, so you have time to just sit in the corners and heal.

hollow-knight-keeb-dung-defender.mp4

Once the Dung Defender was defeated, I continued on up to the Kings Station and unlocked it.

hollow-knight-keeb-kings-station.mp4

I could not remember where ismas tear was and I ended up all the way down in deep nest, the climb out is a bit of a challenge, here I am going right by the route you take with crystal dash to get isma’s tear.

climbing-out-of-deep-nest.mp4

Isma’s Tear #

I managed to find my way through the royal waterway and where you crystal dash over to isma’s tear. This battle took two attempts, because the first I had no health left and walked in with two masks.

hollow-knight-keeb-ismas-tear-battle.mp4

Now the tear coats our shell and allows us to swim through the acid, and we can get a lot more places, and some places are just easier to get without precision parkour over the acid.

hollow-knight-keeb-ismas-tear.mp4

Thorny Mask #

I wandered around the world a bit today and found a few small items, nothing of major concequence.

hollow-knight-keeb-thorny-mask-shard.mp4 hollow-knight-keeb-spore-shroom.mp4 hollow-knight-keeb-thorny-wanderers-journal.mp4

Challenging Mantis Lords #

It felt like time to challenge the Mantis Lords. For the reason to prove to myself that I am getting better at this layout.

I drew my nail and ready for the challenge.

hollow-knight-keeb-challenging-mantis-lords.mp4

First try I made it past the first one, and deep into the second one, I think If I would have remembered the healing window for them I would have had a shot at a first try on them.

hollow-knight-keeb-mantis-lords-1.mp4

After three tries I had it. Maybe its not apples to apples with my first ever run years ago on steam deck, but it took months. I would have about 20 minutes a day waiting for kids pickup at school and I would just keep grinding at them for what added up to be likely several hours.

hollow-knight-keeb-defeating-mantis-lords.mp4

After defeating them I’m let into the treasure room where I get a bench, Hallownest seal, a big loot box, and the mark of pride. This is actually one of my favorite charms as it gives you an extra 25% range to your nail attacks. This opens up the window for pogos and reach attacks without taking damage.

hollow-knight-keeb-mark-of-pride.mp4

⭐ wezterm wezterm

2025-05-05T15:23:46Z

I recently discovered wezterm by wezterm, and it’s truly impressive.

A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust

fix feed descriptions

2025-05-05T10:32:04Z

Today I fixed a bug in markata that has been occurring for a few months where the description for posts come out as None if coming from cache, the issue was a pretty simple check and pull properly from cache. This fixes all the descriptions in feeds and metadata on the post.

Better description #

While in there we went ahead and improved our get_description to more accurately return plain text without escaped characters, remove cutoff words, and add an elipsis if the description cuts off the text.

More description #

While I was there I made longer form posts, til, blog-post use the super description of 500 characters instead of the regular 120 character description.

Before #

After #

💭 Vectorizing Your Databases with Steve Pousty

2025-05-04T17:54:39Z

Recovering from Disaster with Seth Eliot

fafo.fm

Steve is such a great listen, the neurospicy 🌶️ rambles this episode goes on is so relatable. I feel like I really missed out on some great takes on intellij vs neovim, but got some really great knowledge about vector db’s, embedding, text compression, similarities to vector algegra like infinite craft.

Just popped open infinitecraft and I’ve definitely played this with my kids before, super fun, just could not remember the name of this one. I do remember an android one as well that is alchemist or something like that, which we have also played a lot.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Recovering from Disaster with Seth Eliot

2025-05-04T17:48:54Z

Disaster recovery is more than automation and infrastructure. There's a lot that goes into your services and some of those things can't be defined as code or automa…

Fork Around And Find Out · fafo.fm

This episode really got me thinking about the difference between HA and DR and my approach to each one. They talk about it from the perspective of a cach cow kind of app rather than a homelab or internal tooling, but think of HA as 9’s how many 9s are we willing to pay for, tink of DR as dollars how many dollars will we loose during the period of recovery. So much more in the episode, a lot of talk around cloud vendors and what they give you vs a purpose build platform with HA and DR in mind.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ kubero-dev kubero

2025-05-04T17:39:16Z

Just starred kubero by kubero-dev. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

A free and self-hosted PaaS alternative to Heroku / Netlify / Coolify / Vercel / Dokku / Portainer running on Kubernetes

ruff single line import

2025-05-04T14:23:41Z

I’ve been using ruff to lint my python code for quite awhile now, I was pretty early to jump on it after release. Some of my projects have had a nice force-single-line setting and some have not. I dug into the docs and it was not clear what I needed to make it work.

[tool.ruff]
select = ['I'] # you probably want others as well

[tool.ruff.isort]
force-single-line = true

Turns out I was missing Isort in the select list.

💭 Red-Knot: Ruff's new Type Checker - Talk Python Live Stream - ...

2025-05-02T01:06:05Z

Astral is doing great things in the python industry. They are disrupting entire categories of tools with extremely fast, easy to use, and feature rich alternatives that make it really hard to keep using the incumbent. So far I am seeing no signs of evil, sometimes with such a disrupter there is some sort of downside that make it hard to want to do the switch. In the interview they even mention things like leaning on lsp so that it works across all editors rather than building out vscode integrations that work for most developers. As a neovim user I greatly apreciate this.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Playground | Red Knot

2025-05-02T01:02:31Z

Playground | ty

An in-browser playground for ty, an extremely fast Python type-checker written in Rust.

types.ruff.rs

ty, has a playground running at types.ruff.rs. You can edit code in there and see what the type checker results would be in browser. This looks good, excited to see it running in my lsp.

Here is an example where a Optional may not be defined.

Checking for existance before using it resolves the issue.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Markata list posts by year

2025-05-01T22:35:47Z

I was looking back at my analytics page today and wondered what were my posts about back at the beginning. My blog is managed by markata so I looked at a few ways you could pull those posts up. Turns out it’s pretty simple to do, use the markata map with a filter.

from markata import Markata

m.map('title, slug, date', filter='date.year==2016', sort='date')

Note

the filter is python eval that should evaluate to a boolean, all of the

attributes of the post are available to filter on.

Result #

[
    ('⭐ jupyterlab jupyterlab', 'jupyterlab-jupyterlab', datetime.date(2016, 12, 13)),
    ('⭐ nickhould tidy-data-python', 'nickhould-tidy-data-python', datetime.date(2016, 12, 9)),
    (
        '⭐ mikeckennedy write-pythonic-code-demos',
        'mikeckennedy-write-pythonic-code-demos',
        datetime.date(2016, 11, 22)
    ),
    (
        '⭐ mikeckennedy write-pythonic-code-for-better-data-science-webcast',
        'mikeckennedy-write-pythonic-code-for-better-data-science-webcast',
        datetime.date(2016, 11, 22)
    ),
    ('⭐ rajshah4 dlgroup', 'rajshah4-dlgroup', datetime.date(2016, 11, 18)),
    ('⭐ pandas-dev pandas', 'pandas-dev-pandas', datetime.date(2016, 10, 5))
]

You could use the list command as well right within your shell and the same map and filters work.

⬢ [devtainer-0.1.3] ❯ markata list --map title --filter='date.year==2016'
[22:35:06] 2088/2145 posts skipped                                                                       skip.py:36
           57/2145 posts not skipped                                                                     skip.py:37

⭐ pandas-dev pandas
⭐ rajshah4 dlgroup
⭐ mikeckennedy write-pythonic-code-for-better-data-science-webcast
⭐ mikeckennedy write-pythonic-code-demos
⭐ nickhould tidy-data-python
⭐ jupyterlab jupyterlab

You could also do it with jin right inside of a markdown post using the jinja_md plugin.

{% raw %}
{% for title, slug, date in markata.map('title, slug, date', filter='date.year==2016', sort='date') %}
* [{{title}}]({{slug}}) - {{date}}
{% endfor %}
{% endraw %}

Note

You do have to `jinja: true` in the frontmatter of the post.

Result #

{% for title, slug, date in markata.map(’title, slug, date’, filter=‘date.year==2016’, sort=‘date’) %}

{{title}} - {{date}} {% endfor %}

💭 pypi package ty

2025-05-01T20:44:27Z

An extremely fast Python type checker, written in Rust.

PyPI · pypi.org

Astral is working on some great things around python, they have created a high standard for python tooling built on rust that works really well, runs fast and covers everything in the space it resides in. ty appears to be their linter coming soon.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 3D Printable Power Brick Bracket Designer

2025-05-01T14:17:43Z

3D Printable Power Brick Bracket Designer

Generate custom 3D printable power brick brackets for your devices. Design and export your own mounting solutions.

Bracket Engineer · bracket.engineer

This is madness that Wes Bos made this with manifold.js and no openscad! Yes, I have these stupid brackets everywhere, yes, I hand model my own brackets. No I don’t do it enough. I don’t like that these model generators like openscad cannot make fillets and chamfers, but I appreciate the heck out of the speed and automation you can make iterations of things.

Link to the promo video. https://bsky.app/profile/wesbos.com/post/3lo4h7unk6s2i

Note

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⭐ wesbos bracket.engineer

2025-05-01T14:02:55Z

bracket.engineer by wesbos is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

Generate 3D printable power brick brackets.

💭 661: Working Vacations, Ripping Out JavaScript, and Non-US Clo...

2025-05-01T14:00:47Z

661: Working Vacations, Ripping Out JavaScript, and Non-US Cloud Service Options

What are the non-US cloud services options, falling off the blogging train and trying to get back on, working on vacation, Chris recaps the Alaskan Folk Festival experience, how often do you go bac…

ShopTalk · shoptalkshow.com

Chris hit me where it feels about 10 minutes in. He said he has not been writing on his site as much lately and how hard it is to get back in. He mentions having a baby idea of a post, but then having the thought do you really want to come back from a long break with this!

Momentum is a b**** when you got it you cant stop, and when you don’t you can’t stop.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Worst OS - YouTube

2025-05-01T12:54:13Z

How is usability and it doing the thing I paid for it to do a selling point?? Any time I’ve touched a windows machine in the past 7 years has felt awkward, I have no idea where things are now, but they look so much worse.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The Worst OS - YouTube

2025-05-01T12:54:12Z

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 A quote from Mark Zuckerberg

2025-05-01T12:50:52Z

A quote from Mark Zuckerberg

You also mentioned the whole Chatbot Arena thing, which I think is interesting and points to the challenge around how you do benchmarking. How do you know what models are …

P. Martin Ortiz: Web apps can easily adapt to whatever device you’re on. A single responsive website can run on your desktop, phone, tablet, or even a VR headset. What’s even more, they can be ...

Interesting how confidently he says we can easily go to the top. really makes you wonder what we the normies are leaving on the table by using these general purpose models and what could be achieved with really tuned in models. Could I make an automatic blog tagger more accurately, maybe smaller, maybe tuned so well it runs fine on cpu?

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💭 Chris Coyier

2025-05-01T12:48:04Z

Helm - Postiz Documentation

The web is everywhere, its the one true write once and run anywhere platform. Millions sunk into browser performance and things like the v8 engine allow us to run our shitty websites anywhere and it still runs good…. most of the time

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💭 Helm - Postiz Docs

2025-04-30T21:44:17Z

Install Postiz using Kubernetes and Helm

Postiz Documentation · docs.postiz.com

I didn’t realize that postiz had a helm chart, I just hand rolled mine based on the compose file they provide. I went from running the compose stack locally to running in my homelab with kubernetes. I am using cnpg rather than a postgres container which I really like the workflow of as far as backup and restore. The one hiccup I ran into was changing the domain from localhost to my homelab domain killed all of my integrations and they needed the redirect url updated.

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portal-platformer-devlog-1

2025-04-28T19:56:58Z

Here is the current state of my platformer yet to really be named, I want to make something in between hollow knight and portal.

Starting #

I made one once in make code arcace on a pybadge. It was quick and dirty, but fun to work on. It had the basic of blocks that I could move, blocks i could put a portal onto, and a goal for each level. Some levels you can just walk through and some levels required you to really think about where to place the portal.

History #

So this version of the game is a least 2 years in the making, I open it every few months give it a day or two and move on. Its mostly something that I work on with my son. He really likes to jump around on projects so its hard to make real progress on something, but we are hitting an age where he is able to come back to projects a little better.

All of this is built in python, and mostly before vibe coding was a thing, its mostly me trying to get out ideas as quick as my son is spitting out the the next idea.

Coyote #

It includes a few frames of coyote so it feels a bit more like most games.

!! Note If you are unfamiliar with the term coyote in platformers it allows you to jump for a few frames after falling off a platform, like wiley coyoyte in Luney Toons.

Wall slide/jump #

Wall slide and jump work, but so is wall climb as an unintended side effect. When you are touching a wall, your fall speed is halved.

Levels and loader #

There is a crude level loader that loads json levels with pydantic. No editor yet, just hand editing levels with json.

Checkpoints #

It makes checkpoints, when you die, you go back to your last checkpoint. Checkpoints can be invisible, and have a link that turns them into a door to another level.

66c5b984-5450-48ee-9978-00fec4815807.mp4

no art #

There is no art yet, just the skin of a platformer, levels, checkpoints, and coyote. No portals, but there is a pointer with a janky box that covers my lighting.

⭐ block goose

2025-04-28T01:37:03Z

Check out goose by block. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

an open source, extensible AI agent that goes beyond code suggestions - install, execute, edit, and test with any LLM

⭐ manusa kubernetes-mcp-server

2025-04-28T01:36:45Z

Check out kubernetes-mcp-server by manusa. It’s a well-crafted project with great potential.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Kubernetes and OpenShift

⭐ containers kubernetes-mcp-server

2025-04-28T01:36:45Z

Looking for inspiration? kubernetes-mcp-server by containers.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Kubernetes and OpenShift

⭐ punkpeye awesome-mcp-servers

2025-04-28T01:36:29Z

Check out punkpeye and their project awesome-mcp-servers.

A collection of MCP servers.

⭐ mozilla-ai any-agent

2025-04-28T01:36:25Z

I’m really excited about any-agent, an amazing project by mozilla-ai. It’s worth exploring!

A single interface to build and evaluate different agent frameworks

💭 Louis Rossmann's Keynote Speech on Right to Repair - YouTube

2025-04-27T19:35:21Z

Great talk from Lous Rossman! TLDR you don’t own it, and stop pointing the finger calling everyone else an idiot for supporting the other brand, cause your’s probably also has different issues.

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⭐ dtnewman zev

2025-04-25T13:40:11Z

Check out dtnewman and their project zev.

A simple CLI tool to help you remember terminal commands

⭐ stakater Reloader

2025-04-24T02:03:36Z

Looking for inspiration? Reloader by stakater.

A Kubernetes controller to watch changes in ConfigMap and Secrets and do rolling upgrades on Pods with their associated Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet and DeploymentConfig – [✩Star] if you’re using it!

⭐ ublue-os bazzite-arch

2025-04-22T12:59:37Z

I’m impressed by bazzite-arch from ublue-os.

A ready-to-game Arch Linux based OCI designed for use exclusively in distrobox.

⭐ ublue-os arch-distrobox

2025-04-22T12:59:35Z

ublue-os has done a fantastic job with arch-distrobox. Highly recommend taking a look.

An Arch Linux OCI meant for use exclusively in Distrobox

⭐ ReznoRMichael hollow-knight-completion-check

2025-04-20T16:28:11Z

Check out ReznoRMichael and their project hollow-knight-completion-check.

App for reading and analyzing a Hollow Knight save file. Shows what remains to do for full 112% Game Completion, Achievements, Hunter’s Journal, Collectibles, True Completion %. Includes a self-designed Hint system.

💭 True Non-Planar Slicing is Here - YouTube

2025-04-19T15:39:34Z

This is a wild concept for a slicer, essentially he didn’t even make a slicer just a crazy pre-process and post prossess to cura slicer, deforming the part until it doesn’t have any overhangs, creating a normal planar slice, then undeforming the output from cura. He also mentions that the rapid moved needed modified as well. I’m assuming this is because they are generally long distances and not short, without breaking these long lines up we would still end up wtih a straight line after deform.

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💭 Marp: Markdown Presentation Ecosystem

2025-04-17T13:01:40Z

Marp: Markdown Presentation Ecosystem

Marp (also known as the Markdown Presentation Ecosystem) provides an intuitive experience for creating beautiful slide decks. You only have to focus on writing your story in a Markdown document.

marp.app

Intersting markdown presentation tool, Looks very simple. I really like split on --- much better than by h1 or h2. Their theme looks really nice in the screenshots.

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💭 Build UIs that don't suck - YouTube

2025-04-15T13:50:53Z

How to make an entire clickable without presenting the entire content of the card as the link title. These videos are great, I’ve ran into these types of problems so many times, and definitely did not know about things like isolate to keep the z-index scoped to one element.

isolate - scope z-index inside this element so that it does not leak out.
[.relative [.absolute, inset-0, z-10]] - the inset zero is a modern shorthand for zeroing all sides, top-0, right-0, bottom-0, left-0.

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💭 Let's Talk Open Source - Prime Reacts - YouTube

2025-04-15T13:21:53Z

This is an absolute banger of a review by prime and Dylan Beetle. I love the similar takes with different perspectives, would really like to see them podcast together, but this one way style interview does really well to cover a lot of issues in open source, rug pulls, version pinning, thankless maintainers, what its like to open source from a large company.

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💭 Self-Hosted 29: Perils of Self-Hosting

2025-04-15T13:18:51Z

Perils of Self-Hosting

We speak to Kevin and Patricia from Traefik, discuss Alex's recent ZFS snafu and we wonder if the new Chromecasts can match up to the Nvidia Shield.

Self-Hosted · selfhosted.show

Interesting takes on Diun here. I agree that I like to be in control of updates and pinning not to latest. both seemed like they weren’t going to run it because they can look up the latest version. Maybe I need to be less aggressive on keeping things up to date and its a me problem. I just got diun setup and hooked into ntfy, and I kinda like the automated checklist of new images that I can review and update.

To be a bit more clear, having control over changes coming in from others, even if I dont care to see the changelog, it is nice to roll out an update, have it in your git history, watch it deploy and work like before, if not roll back and read the changelog. For internal applications I’m down for automated releases like argo image updater give you, this thing has already gone through review, launch the damn thing at least to a dev space.

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💭 Spring 2025: Self-Hosted Update – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-04-13T13:59:32Z

Spring 2025: Self-Hosted Update

The one where things plod along

GitHub - adrianlopezroche/fdupes: FDUPES is a program for identifying or deleting duplicate files residing within specified directories.

Davids blogs always have so many links that send me down new rabbit holes. Interesting that his experience with smart home is turning away, I’ve been somewhat interested for awhile, but never fully pulled the trigger on buying things.

I really hope tailscale enshitification does not take off, but really for me, I barely use it even as a homelabber. Idk why, but every other homelabber praises it so much and I just dont find myself using it.

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💭 Characters - Xe Iaso

2025-04-12T20:02:35Z

Characters

Xe Iaso

xeiaso.net

xeiaso, has the coolest characters on her blog. Definitely something I’d like to replicate. I really appreciate how each one has its own sprite sheet, and they have conversations with each other.

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💭 Comparing Crazy Suspension Setups on a Bumpy Road! [Trailmaker...

2025-04-12T01:34:34Z

I want to go build these now, these are suspension setups I had no idea you could do in trailmakers.

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backup distrobox image

2025-04-09T17:35:50Z

Today I’m upgrading my distrobox, but don’t want to end up in a situation where I can’t get anything done becauase I work out of my distrobox.

distrobox ls
distrobox stop devtainer
distrobox create --clone devtainer --name devtainer-20250409
distrobox enter devtainer

💭 adrianlopezroche/fdupes: FDUPES is a program for identifying o...

2025-04-09T12:56:53Z

FDUPES is a program for identifying or deleting duplicate files residing within specified directories. - adrianlopezroche/fdupes

Receive notifications when a Docker image is updated on a Docker registry

keeping this in my back pocket for now. I just moved a few TB’s of data in the homelab and I am expecting a lot of duplication to show up.

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⭐ adrianlopezroche fdupes

2025-04-09T12:55:41Z

I’m really excited about fdupes, an amazing project by adrianlopezroche. It’s worth exploring!

FDUPES is a program for identifying or deleting duplicate files residing within specified directories.

💭 Diun

2025-04-07T13:33:20Z

Diun

crazymax.dev

Diun, looks like a very interesting tool to monitor for image updates, it does not make any change, it only makes notifications. This feels like an easy start to getting image updates started with low effort, keep git ops, but requires manual updates. I see this as a tool that would be a great start and pair well with automated image updaters to ensure they are working as expected.

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💭 Keel

2025-04-07T13:30:49Z

Keel

Kubernetes Operator to automate Helm, DaemonSet, StatefulSet & Deployment updates

keel.sh

Keel looks interesting, I might give it a try as a simple image updater. I’m unsure if it fits my gitops patterns though. I like to keep everything defined in git, I don’t like drift outside of that so Keel might not be the thing I want.

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Changing k8s Storage Class - Migration Job

2025-04-04T09:57:50Z

I’m setting up longhorn in my homelab, and I ran into an issue where I initially setup some pvcs under longhorn, and later realized that to get longhorn to snapshot and backup I needed to hand edit volumes after the fact or change storage class. I’m all in on gitops so option 1 was not an option. So changing storageclass it is.

Now the issue is that you CANNOT mutate storageclass on a provisioned pvc, it is an immutable attribute.

Migration Job #

This migration job will create a new pvc with the new storageclass and move the data from the old pvc to the new pvc.

Existing Pods

 This migration job will not work if you have a pod using the old pvc.  You

will need to shutdown the pod and delete it.

# old pvc with longhorn storageclass
apiVersion: v1
kind: PersistentVolumeClaim
metadata:
  name: site-pvc-longhorn
  namespace: waylonwalker-com
spec:
  storageClassName: longhorn-backup
  accessModes:
    - ReadWriteOnce
  resources:
    requests:
      storage: 5Gi
# new pvc with longhorn-backup storageclass
apiVersion: v1
kind: PersistentVolumeClaim
metadata:
  name: site-pvc-longhorn-backup
  namespace: waylonwalker-com
spec:
  storageClassName: longhorn-backup
  accessModes:
    - ReadWriteOnce
  resources:
    requests:
      storage: 5Gi
---
# migration job to move the data to the new pvc
apiVersion: batch/v1
kind: Job
metadata:
  name: pvc-migration
  namespace: waylonwalker-com
spec:
  template:
    spec:
      containers:
      - name: pvc-migration
        image: ubuntu:22.04
        command: ["/bin/bash", "-c"]
        args:
          - |
            echo "Starting migration..."
            cd /data
            cp -av source/. destination/
            echo "Migration complete!"
        volumeMounts:
        - name: source-vol
          mountPath: /data/source
        - name: dest-vol
          mountPath: /data/destination
      restartPolicy: Never
      volumes:
      - name: source-vol
        persistentVolumeClaim:
          claimName: site-pvc-longhorn
      - name: dest-vol
        persistentVolumeClaim:
          claimName: site-pvc-longhorn-backup

Apply the manifests and wait for the job to complete.

kubectl apply -f pvc-migration.yaml

Cleanup #

I had chatgpt create me a script to help me find what is using the pvc so that it can be deleted.

#!/bin/bash

NAMESPACE="waylonwalker-com"
PVC_NAME="site-pvc-longhorn-new"

echo "⏳ Checking if PVC exists..."
kubectl get pvc "$PVC_NAME" -n "$NAMESPACE" || {
  echo "✅ PVC already deleted."
  exit 0
}

echo "🔍 Describe PVC..."
kubectl describe pvc "$PVC_NAME" -n "$NAMESPACE"

echo -e "\n🔗 Checking if any pod is using this PVC..."
kubectl get pods -n "$NAMESPACE" -o json | jq -r \
  --arg PVC "$PVC_NAME" \
  '.items[] | select(.spec.volumes[].persistentVolumeClaim.claimName == $PVC) | .metadata.name'

echo -e "\n🧹 Checking finalizers..."
kubectl get pvc "$PVC_NAME" -n "$NAMESPACE" -o json | jq '.metadata.finalizers'

echo -e "\n🔎 Checking associated VolumeAttachment..."
PV_NAME=$(kubectl get pvc "$PVC_NAME" -n "$NAMESPACE" -o jsonpath='{.spec.volumeName}')
echo "🔗 PVC is bound to PV: $PV_NAME"

kubectl get volumeattachment -A -o json | jq \
  --arg PV "$PV_NAME" \
  '.items[] | select(.spec.source.persistentVolumeName == $PV) | {name: .metadata.name, node: .spec.nodeName, attached: .status.attached}'

echo -e "\n🚀 Done."

I had still had cronjob pods completed, so I had to delete them first.

🔗 Checking if any pod is using this PVC...
pvc-migration-ndv92
waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057840-8s92p
waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057850-4rvm9
waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057860-6g89j

kubectl delete pod pvc-migration-ndv92 -n waylonwalker-com
kubectl delete pod waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057840-8s92p -n waylonwalker-com
kubectl delete pod waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057850-4rvm9 -n waylonwalker-com
kubectl delete pod waylonwalker-com-cronjob-29057860-6g89j -n waylonwalker-com

💭 World's easiest Live dashboard with htmx - YouTube

2025-03-29T15:04:45Z

YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

youtube.com

Damn he makes this easy. I did not know about hx-select. yes there is waste in requesting the entire thing every 5s, but damn that was easy to get life reload. I’ve only done very specific backend endpoints, built pages up from partials, made endpoints for partials. keeping this one in my back pocket.

I’m just kind of amazed that he could do this all in html without touching the backend or js, typically things like this require one or the other. Yes js is running, but no other js library I’m aware of lets you do this.

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homelab drive ids

2025-03-26T11:22:07Z

ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/

Drive Bay 1 ata-ST4000VN008-2DR166_ZDHBZSWZ

+————————————————————————-+ | [ Power] [ Reset ] | +————————————————————————-+ | [ BAY 5 ] 3TB WD30EFRX WMC4N0D3J9R7 ext4 /mnt/sdf4 | +————————————————————————-+ | [ BAY 4 ] 14TB EXOS ZTM09R9N zfs main pool mirror /mnt/main | +————————————————————————-+ | [ BAY 3 ] 14TB EXOS ZTM0AALS zfs main pool mirror /mnt/main | +——————————————-+ | [ BAY 2 ] 4TB IRONWOLF ZDHBZV3N zfs tank pool mirror /mnt/tank | +————————————————————————-+ | [ BAY 1 ] 4TB IRONWOLF ZDHBZSWZ zfs tank pool mirror /mnt/tank | +————————————————————————-+

⭐ Ramilito kubectl.nvim

2025-03-25T19:16:43Z

I recently discovered kubectl.nvim by Ramilito, and it’s truly impressive.

⎈ Streamline your Kubernetes management within Neovim—control and monitor your cluster seamlessly, all without leaving your coding environment.

💭 Resetting a lost admin password — Nextcloud latest Administrat...

2025-03-24T00:26:45Z

This is a handy line to reset your admin password in nextcloud.

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💭 Redis configuration | Docs

2025-03-20T20:14:57Z

Redis configuration

Overview of redis.conf, the Redis configuration file

Docs · redis.io

redis has all of their default self documented configs hosted here. You can pull the default redis.conf for any of the major releases.

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⭐ xpipe-io xpipe-webtop

2025-03-20T14:05:37Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on xpipe-webtop, created by xpipe-io.

A containerized web-based desktop environment for XPipe

⭐ xpipe-io xpipe

2025-03-17T23:00:55Z

xpipe by xpipe-io is a game-changer in its space. Excited to see how it evolves.

Access your entire server infrastructure from your local desktop

Use pbpaste for clean shell history

2025-03-17T12:00:00Z

Using pbpaste for command substitution keeps sensitive or long URLs out of your shell history. Instead of typing git clone https://github.com/user/repo-with-long-name.git, copy the URL to clipboard and run git clone "$(pbpaste)". This prevents the URL from appearing in ~/.bash_history or ~/.zsh_history.

To get pbpaste working on both Xorg and Wayland, add this to your shell config:

if [[ $(command -v wl-copy) ]]; then
    alias pbcopy='wl-copy'
    pbpaste() { wl-paste; }
elif [[ $(command -v xclip) ]]; then
    alias pbcopy='xclip -selection clipboard'
    pbpaste() { xclip -selection clipboard -o; }
fi

The function approach (instead of alias) enables command substitution, while the quotes around $(pbpaste) handle spaces and special characters safely.

Now you can use it.

git clone "$(pbpaste)"

More importantly secrets can stay out of your history.

export GITHUB_TOKEN="$(pbpaste)"
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="$(pbpaste)"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="$(pbpaste)"
export DATABASE_URL="$(pbpaste)"

💭 hotel_bookings.csv

2025-03-15T22:32:44Z

hotel_bookings.csv

Discover what actually works in AI. Join millions of builders, researchers, and labs evaluating agents, models, and frontier technology through crowdsourced benchmarks, competitions, and hackathons.

kaggle.com

nice dataset to use for example / test projects. I’m using it to play with duckdb currently.

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THPS 1 Downtown Gaps

2025-03-15T18:46:01Z

Previously THPS 1 Skate Park Gaps

Big Ass #

THPS1-5-BigAss.mp4

Billboard Grind #

THPS1-5-BillboardGrind.mp4

BS Gap #

THPS1-5-BSGap.mp4

BS Grind #

THPS1-5-BSGrind.mp4

Burly Deck Gap #

THPS1-5-BurlyDeckGap.mp4

Car Ollie #

THPS1-5-CarOllie.mp4

THPS1-5-CarPlant.mp4

Cheesy Deck Gap #

THPS1-5-CheesyDeckGap.mp4

Death Grind #

THPS1-5-DeathGrind.mp4

Deck Gap #

THPS1-5-DeckGap.mp4

Dirty Rail #

THPS1-5-DirtyRail.mp4

Glass Gap #

THPS1-5-GlassGap.mp4

Kicker Gap #

THPS1-5-KickerGap.mp4

Kicker 2 Edge #

THPS1-5-Kicker2Edge.mp4

Kicker 2 Street #

THPS1-5-Kicker2Street.mp4

Rail 2 Rail #

THPS1-5-Rail2Rail.mp4

Roof 2 Roof #

THPS1-5-Roof2Roof.mp4

Secret Tunnel Entrance #

THPS1-5-SecretTunnelEntrance.mp4

Sucky Room Gap #

THPS1-5-SuckyRoomGap.mp4

T 2 T Gap #

THPS1-5-T2TGap.mp4

Transfer #

THPS1-5-Transfer.mp4

Truck Gap #

THPS1-5-TruckGap.mp4

Tunnel Gap #

THPS1-5-TunnelGap.mp4

Wimpy Gap #

THPS1-5-WimpyGap.mp4

Mechanic Gap #

THPS1-5-MechanicGap.mp4

Box Office Gap #

THPS1-5-BoxOfficeGap.mp4

Skyway Gap #

THPS1-5-SkywayGap.mp4

Super Skyway Gap #

THPS1-5-SuperSkywayGap.mp4

💭 The State of Secrets Sprawl 2025

2025-03-14T18:16:07Z

The State of Secrets Sprawl 2025

GitGuardian's 2025 report reveals 70% of leaked secrets remain active two years later. Discover the alarming state of secrets sprawl & protect your organization.

GitGuardian Blog - Take Control of Your Secrets Security · blog.gitguardian.com

Good report, make notes later

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💭 Mill-Max Hotswap Sockets – Keebio

2025-03-14T01:02:15Z

Mill-Max Hotswap Sockets

Mill-Max sockets for adding hotswap support to regular PCBs. Sold in packs of 60 (good for 30 switches). Info about the different types 7305-0: Gold-plated sockets (7305-0-15-15-47-27-10-0) Shorter...

Keebio · keeb.io

looking into trying these Mill-Max pins on a handwired 3d printed build to see if I can get away from specialty hot swap sockets. Damn they aren’t exactly cheap, I really want the nice short ones but they start at $20 per 60ct and you need two per key, that adds up quick.

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💭 r.jina.ai

2025-03-13T17:12:44Z

THPS1-4-WalkwayRailTrans.mp4

r.jina.ai

jina reader is a pretty sweet tool to convert a site to ai compatible text. There are other web to markdown types of tools, but the convenience of just adding r.jina.ai to the front of any page makes it so easy to grab for one page of docs.

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💭 Why did Framework build a desktop? - YouTube

2025-03-12T13:01:44Z

the racked up 4 framework mainboards sound wild. connected with usb4 and 5gig ethernet. they said they can run big models quantized down from 600Gb to within the 512GB limit they have. This seems wild to bring this level of capability to such a low price point. It will be really cool to start to see demos come out.

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⭐ Y2Z monolith

2025-03-11T14:18:31Z

Just starred monolith by Y2Z. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

⬛️ CLI tool and library for saving complete web pages as a single HTML file

THPS 1 Skate Park Gaps

2025-03-08T14:36:23Z

Previously THPS 1 Mall Gaps Next THPS 1 Downtown Gaps

Acid Drop #

THPS1-4-AcidDrop.mp4

Across The Park #

THPS1-4-AcrossThePark.mp4

Around The Bend #

THPS1-4-AroundTheBend.mp4

HP Transfer #

THPS1-4-HPTransfer.mp4

Light Grind #

THPS1-4-LightGrind.mp4

Over The Box #

THPS1-4-OverTheBox.mp4

Over The Pipe #

THPS1-4-OverThePipe.mp4

Over the Rafters #

THPS1-4-OverTheRafters.mp4

Pool 2 Walkway #

THPS1-4-Pool2Walkway.mp4

Pool Hip #

THPS1-4-PoolHip.mp4

Pool Rail Trans #

THPS1-4-PoolRailTrans.mp4

Rafter Rail #

THPS1-4-RafterRail.mp4

Transfer #

THPS1-4-Transfer.mp4

Walkway Rail Trans #

Wall Gap #

THPS1-4-WallGap.mp4

Wall Gap Jr #

THPS1-4-WallGapJr.mp4

Whoop Gap #

THPS1-4-WhoopGap.mp4

Trailmakers Pioneers

2025-03-06T20:27:37Z

Trailmakers 2.0 Pioneers was released today as an update to trailmakers. It’s a brand new campaign mode that requires you to mine resources to get materials to craft your vehicles rather than salvage parts like you so in the Stranded Campaign. There also seems to be a more linear play through of the story with the frogitts, unlike stranded where it let you do anything completely open world, as long as you had the equipment to go there.

Four Frogitts #

Out of the gate Wyatt came in with four frogitts to rescue, I don’t know how he found them all, I’ve only been able to find the first one that the master gives you to bring home as a tutorial.

four-frogitts.mp4

First Boss #

After Wyatt left for bed I played a little more and beat the first of what felt like a boss level enemy, he had much different attacks. I did not think I would make it as I got hit hard from his first explosion attack before I realized what it did.

first-boss.mp4

Here is where he was on the map.

First Mega Drill #

So this first mega drill was a mistake we walked right into. Master Sapo says, “Hey go investigate the Drill, but be careful, you are not powerful enough for it.” Little did we know that getting too close will fully start the battle.

mega-drill-1-1.mp4

mega-drill-1-2.mp4

mega-drill-1-3.mp4

Leapsville Froggit rescue #

Back to leapsville we were presented with two froggit rescues. We later found out that the settlement missions will repeat forever and cycle through a few missions.

leapsville-froggit-rescue-1.mp4

leapsville-froggit-rescue-2.mp4

After doing a few missions we completed leapsville.

completing-leapsville.mp4

Finding Sulfur #

Finding sulfur in Trailmakers was a little tricky, first trying to find where it was, then realizing that it was hidden in this bulbous plant.

finding-sulfur.mp4

Derogs Pond Froggit Rescue #

derogs-pond-froggit-rescue-2.mp4

Meadows Intercity Bus Service #

meadows-intercity-bus-service-2.mp4 meadows-intercity-bus-service-3.mp4

Mega Drill Mudflats #

We came into this mega drill thinking we were prepared, but I was wrong. I equipped shotguns thinking it would be kinda like the last one, at the last second Master Sapo tells you that you need an EMP, which we got equiped. Once we got in we realized that getting close to anything is really hard and all the shotguns were useless, and to top it off all the Botnak attacks make it impossible to reconfigure.

mega-drill-mudflats.mp4

I really think the devs should make a small free zone where you don’t get attacked where you respawn.

Huge Trophy Truck #

I like making Trophy Trucks with big suspension. They seem like they glitch out more than they help, but I think they are fun, here is a huge jump I landed hard in mine.

huge-trophy-truck-jump.mp4

Emperical Extractions #

When pulling the scientists out of the their reserch to bring them back I did not have enough boost to lift them, we needed to take a pitstop to get them up to the treetops.

emperical-extractions-adding-boost.mp4

emperical-extractions-landing.mp4

⭐ Doomlab7 homelab-compose

2025-03-06T14:56:33Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on homelab-compose, created by Doomlab7.

A repository for the applications I run via docker-compose in my homelab

⭐ deepseek-ai smallpond

2025-03-04T20:17:58Z

I recently discovered smallpond by deepseek-ai, and it’s truly impressive.

A lightweight data processing framework built on DuckDB and 3FS.

💭 PyApp

2025-03-03T01:52:54Z

PyApp

ofek.dev

I think I’m getting really close to having a good workflow setup for using pyapp. Such an amazing project to allow developers to create applications in python without passing on the hassle of python and managing installs to the user.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ nolar kopf

2025-03-02T20:32:30Z

The work on kopf by nolar.

A Python framework to write Kubernetes operators in just a few lines of code

💭 CSS Battle - Re-create an Image with CSS in the Fewest Charact...

2025-03-01T16:22:07Z

Watching Wes fiddle through this with what a sane person would write in a normal day application and not applying the tricks for this kind of battle is how I feel when trying to do leetcode.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

THPS 1 School Gaps

2025-03-01T10:39:28Z

On the road to Gap Master achievement I got all School Gaps in THPS1. This is a super fun level, I’ll have to admit that I had to look up at least a quarter of them, and could not find them myself, mostly due to the naming, all of the rail tricks were actually ledges and I was looking for big rails. None of the warehouse gaps were manuals so I had no idea that the downhill and accross the gym would be manual tricks.

Previously THPS 1 Warehouse Gaps next THPS 1 Mall Gaps

Ditchin Class #

THPS1-2-DitchinClass.mp4

Dumpster Rail Gap #

THPS1-2-DumpsterRailGap.mp4

Funbox Table Transfer #

THPS1-2-FunBoxToTableTransfer.mp4

Garbage Ollie #

THPS1-2-GarbageOllie.mp4

Gimme Gap #

THPS1-2-GimmeGap.mp4

Hall Pass gap #

THPS1-2-HallPassGap.mp4

All-Access Gap #

THPS1-2-AllAccessGap.mp4

Huge Rail #

THPS1-2-HugeRail.mp4

Kicker Gap #

THPS1-2-KickerGap.mp4

Long Ass Rail #

THPS1-2-LongAssRail.mp4

Mini Gap #

THPS1-2-MiniGap.mp4

Over a Footbridge #

THPS1-2-OverAFootBridge.mp4

Over the Air Condidtioner #

THPS1-2-OverTheAirConditioner.mp4

Park Gap #

THPS1-2-ParkGap.mp4

Planter Gap #

THPS1-2-PlanterGap.mp4

Playground Rail #

THPS1-2-PlaygroundRail.mp4

Rail to Rail Transfer #

THPS1-2-RailToRailTransfer.mp4

Roof To Awning Gap #

THPS1-2-RoofToAwningGap.mp4

Roof To Roof Gap #

THPS1-2-RoofToRoofGap.mp4

Funbox To Rail Transfer #

THPS1-2-FunboxToRailTransfer.mp4

Downhill Manual #

THPS1-2-DownhillManual.mp4

Accross the Gym #

THPS1-2-AccrossTheGym.mp4

Roof Hop #

THPS1-2-RoofHop.mp4

Down the Awning #

THPS1-2-DownTheAwning.mp4

Perfectly Balanced #

THPS1-2-PerfectlyBalanced.mp4

Gigantic Rail #

THPS1-2-GiganticRail.mp4

Ridiculous Rail #

THPS1-2-RidiculousRail.mp4

Got the badge #

THPS 1 Mall Gaps

2025-03-01T10:39:28Z

This is one of the most memorable levels for me in THPS1 from when I had originally played it. Surprisingly there aren’t as many gaps in it as I thought there would be, there are definitely a lot that you can make up on your own. Anyways here’s my playthrough of all the mall gaps in THPS1 on my way to gap master.

Previously THPS 1 School Gaps Next THPS 1 Skate Park Gaps

Huge Stair Set Off A Mezzanine #

THPS1-3-HugeStairSetOffAMezzanine.mp4

Coffee Grind #

THPS1-3-CoffeeGrind.mp4

The Flying Leap #

THPS1-3-TheFlyingLeap.mp4

For the Whole Atrium #

THPS1-3-ForTheWholeAtrium.mp4

Fountain Gap #

THPS1-3-FountainGap.mp4

Exit Stage Right #

THPS1-3-ExitStageRight.mp4

Exit Stage Left #

THPS1-3-ExitStageLeft.mp4

Over A Stair Set #

THPS1-3-OverAStairSet.mp4

Over A Huge Stair Set #

THPS1-3-OverAHugeStairSet.mp4

Planter Gap #

THPS1-3-PlanterGap.mp4

Rail Combo #

THPS1-3-RailCombo.mp4

Skater Excalator Gap #

THPS1-3-SkaterEscalatorGap.mp4

Accross The Light Beam #

THPS1-3-AcrossTheLightBeam.mp4

The Long Rail #

THPS1-3-TheLongRail.mp4

The Short Rail #

THPS1-3-TheShortRail.mp4

⭐ PrefectHQ marvin

2025-02-28T14:37:43Z

Check out PrefectHQ and their project marvin.

✨ AI agents that spark joy

💭 Ergonomic Laptop — Evan and Katelyn

2025-02-28T14:01:14Z

Ergonomic Laptop — Evan and Katelyn

Back pain ends here.

Evan and Katelyn · evanandkatelyn.com

This is such a cool idea, I tend to not use laptops at all because they are so uncomfortable I just wait till I’m back at my desk. This solves two main issues I have with laptops, the posture to use them is shit, the keyboards that come on them is not what I want to use. I’ve solved the latter with my own custom keyboard.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ rancher system-upgrade-controller

2025-02-26T13:10:31Z

Just starred system-upgrade-controller by rancher. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

In your Kubernetes, upgrading your nodes

⭐ pythonarcade arcade

2025-02-25T14:03:02Z

Just starred arcade by pythonarcade. It’s an exciting project with a lot to offer.

Easy to use Python library for creating 2D arcade games.

💭 OpenTools | The open MCP server registry

2025-02-23T22:31:33Z

OpenTools | The API for LLM tool use

One API to use any LLM with every MCP tool

OpenTools · opentools.com

OpenTools is an index for mcp servers to work with new agentic workflows like roo code and windsurf.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 I Made My Own JBOD Enclosure For CHEAP - YouTube

2025-02-23T22:30:42Z

I really like this idea for a homelab jbod. Hardware Haven builds out Just a Bunch Of Disks using some pretty affordable hardware and has up to 16 disks added to his homelab with the os having full access to use with zfs.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

THPS 1 Warehouse Gaps

2025-02-22T20:46:03Z

On the road to Gap Master achievement I got all Warehouse Gaps in THPS1. This is this classic warehouse level that everyone thinks of when THPS is mentioned. Such a good level, compact, easy to play, with some fun gaps that might take a few tries to hit.

Next up THPS 1 School Gaps

Big Rail #

THPS1-1-BigRail.mp4

Channel Gap #

THPS1-1-ChannelGap.mp4

Deck 2 Rail #

THPS1-1-Deck2Rail.mp4

Face Plant #

THPS1-1-FacePlant.mp4

High Rail #

THPS1-1-HighRail.mp4

Holy Shi #

THPS1-1-HolyShi.mp4

Kicker 2 Ledge #

THPS1-1-Kicker2Ledge.mp4

Kicker Gap #

THPS1-1-KickerGap.mp4

Monster Grind #

THPS1-1-MonsterGrind.mp4

Over The Pipe #

THPS1-1-OverThePipe.mp4

Secret Room #

THPS1-1-SecretRoom.mp4

Taxi 2 Ledge #

THPS1-1-Taxi2Ledge.mp4

Taxi Gap #

THPS1-1-TaxiGap.mp4

Transfer #

THPS1-1-Transfer.mp4

Transition Grind #

THPS1-1-TransitionGrind.mp4

💭 XCMKB: ZMK/Bluetooth Boards

2025-02-21T14:23:18Z

XCMKB: ZMK/Bluetooth Boards

XCMKB: Key Remap Dear beginner, there is no real time key remap like Vial, but thanks to nickcoutsos for his work on Keymap Editor, a browser app allows you to load ZMK keymap code and manage it wi...

XCMKB · xcmkb.com

Nice overview to getting started in zmk

Note

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⭐ tailscale github-action

2025-02-21T14:14:22Z

Check out tailscale and their project github-action.

A GitHub Action to connect your workflow to your Tailscale network.

⭐ kubenetworks kubevpn

2025-02-21T14:14:01Z

I recently discovered kubevpn by kubenetworks, and it’s truly impressive.

KubeVPN offers a Cloud Native Dev Environment that connects to kubernetes cluster network.

pre-commit exclude

2025-02-20T08:11:35Z

I run tailwind for my personal blog, whenever I update it, pre-commit goes in and fixes end of file. I’m sick of these things fighting each other, since it is a generated app it is going to et ignored from pre-commit from now on.

exclude: ^static/app.*\.css$
repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
    rev: v2.4.0
    hooks:
      - id: trailing-whitespace
      - id: end-of-file-fixer
      - id: check-yaml
      - id: check-added-large-files

💭 Mantis Clamp by zuberio | Download free STL model | Printables...

2025-02-18T22:24:06Z

Mantis Clamp by zuberio | Download free STL model | Printables.com

Printables.com · printables.com

Zuberios Mantic clamp, would ya look at it. This thing looks like a handy tool for soldering. Excited to give it a try.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 The 3D Printed Mantis Clamp! #3dprinting #shorts #diy - YouTube

2025-02-18T22:22:54Z

Damn this looks good, I’ve been casually keeping my eye out for something like this for quite awhile, I think this will come in handy for keeb builds. Printing one out as I post this, damn I love 3d-printing.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 There are many Style Guides but this is Mine—zachleat.com

2025-02-18T01:56:24Z

There are many Style Guides but this is Mine—zachleat.com

A post by Zach Leatherman (zachleat)

Zach Leatherman · zachleat.com

Zach’s site looks sick colors are all on point, the fonts are so good. I really like the idea of a style-guide. I think I might be renaming my Sample post to style-guide now.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 python-build-standalone/.github/workflows/release.yml at main ...

2025-02-17T23:21:05Z

Astral uses just in CI, kinda cool to stumble into this setup in the wild.

run: just release-run ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} ${{ github.event.inputs.sha }} ${{ github.event.inputs.tag }}

And her is the accompanying justfile. you can see how it accepts arguments, and starts calling out to other just recipes.

release-run token commit tag:
  #!/bin/bash
  set -eo pipefail

  rm -rf dist
  just release-download-distributions {{token}} {{commit}}
  datetime=$(ls dist/cpython-3.10.*-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-install_only-*.tar.gz  | awk -F- '{print $8}' | awk -F. '{print $1}')
  just release-upload-distributions {{token}} ${datetime} {{tag}}
  just release-set-latest-release {{tag}}

Note

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💭 fix double slash in url · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@93ca7da

2025-02-17T22:32:04Z

fix double slash in url · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@93ca7da

Latest version of waylonwalker.com - dev.waylonwalker.com - fix double slash in url · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@93ca7da

fix json schema · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@deebd40

fixing more ahrefs issues on the road to fixing all major issues within my control I found a ton of urls pointed to an url with a double slash, turns out I wasn’t properly referencing slug with post.slug.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 fix json schema · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@deebd40

2025-02-17T22:26:01Z

Latest version of waylonwalker.com - dev.waylonwalker.com - fix json schema · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@deebd40

The one where I blog about blogging (part 1)

I found that I had Structured data has schema.org validation error on essentially every single page on my blog, turns out I had made some changes and have never tried to validate it. Damn json and its hatred towards trailing commas.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 Weblogging: Part 1 – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-02-17T21:01:00Z

Weblogging: Part 1

fix: Open Graph URL not matching canonical · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@0fd994b

Long live RSS! Rss is not dead David, you are right there. I really agree with David that learning a topic well enough to form thoughts and write about it really help learning. You don’t need to be an expert, but forming your own thoughts, putting ideas in words takes a lot more than surface level knowledge. When you try to write or speak about something you quickly realize where your holes in understanding are.

Blogging helps me learn. When I commit knowledge to writing it reinforces what I know and shines a spotlight on what I don’t. Most topics require additional research. Even then, I occasionally get things wrong, or miss different ways of thinking, and I welcome corrections. I’ll often update and enrich my posts based on feedback. Without my blog I’d miss other points of view.

As they say, the best way to get an answer on the internet is not to pose a question, but to assert the wrong solution! Most feedback I get is constructive. Sometimes it’s blunt but I try not to read into unspoken sentiment. Some people are more direct. If the end result is positive learning, I can take a hit or two.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 fix: Open Graph URL not matching canonical · WaylonWalker/wayl...

2025-02-17T20:53:22Z

Latest version of waylonwalker.com - dev.waylonwalker.com - fix: Open Graph URL not matching canonical · WaylonWalker/waylonwalker.com@0fd994b

Dont Starve Together session one - NOOO LUUUCY

In fixing a bunch of meta tags, I introduced Open Graph URL not matching canonical on every page by having trailing / on canonical and not on the og:url.

This commit will fix the error.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Dont Starve Together Session One - Nooo Luuucy

2025-02-17T09:40:05Z

After that embarrasing death I made my way over to a touchstone I found and Woodie is back from the dead, but without his beloved Lucy, to get her we will need to go

💭 Cotton Coder – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

2025-02-17T03:05:12Z

Cotton Coder

The one where I launch a new blog

GitHub - valkey-io/valkey: A flexible distributed key-value database that is optimized for caching and other realtime workloads.

I like Davids idea for cotton coder here, reminds me a lot of Thoughts, which turns out to be mroe commonly called a linkblog. I can relate to David heavily on gathering too many side projects and soem collecting more digital dust than you would really like them to. I use thoughts for quick publishing, very similar to David’s notes. I have tags and titles, but the titles are a reflection of the post I’m taking a note on. They are short and sweet, I put just enough thought into them without overthinking them. They live as a separate server hosted website, but the data gets pulled into my blog at build time, so they end up in the same place eventually.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 valkey-io/valkey: A flexible distributed key-value datastore t...

2025-02-17T02:27:34Z

A flexible distributed key-value database that is optimized for caching and other realtime workloads. - valkey-io/valkey

Python client for Valkey forked from redis-py

valkey appears to be the largest open source fork of redis that was forked just before their transition to the new source available licenses.

One notable thing missing from the readme is how to run with docker, which I saw in the valkey-py docs.

docker run -p 6379:6379 -it valkey/valkey:latest

You can install the python library with

python -m venv .venv
. ./.venv/bin/activate
pip install "valkey[libvalkey]"

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

⭐ valkey-io valkey-py

2025-02-17T02:24:49Z

If you’re into interesting projects, don’t miss out on valkey-py, created by valkey-io.

Valkey Python client based on a fork of redis-py

⭐ valkey-io valkey

2025-02-17T02:22:53Z

I’m really excited about valkey, an amazing project by valkey-io. It’s worth exploring!

A flexible distributed key-value datastore that is optimized for caching and other realtime workloads.

💭 valkey · PyPI

2025-02-17T02:22:12Z

valkey

PyPI · pypi.org

python bindings for valkey, forked from redis.

one notable difference I see from redis is that you can install with libvalkey to autmatically get faster parsing support.

For faster performance, install valkey with libvalkey support, this provides a compiled response parser, and for most cases requires zero code changes. By default, if libvalkey >= 2.3.2 is available, valkey-py will attempt to use it for response parsing.

pip install "valkey[libvalkey]"

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Dont Starve Together Session One - Burt Food

2025-02-16T09:40:05Z

Dont Starve Together session one - burt food

To kick off the second session, I noticed that when you have a torch you can light your cooking pot, what I did not realize was that this burns your cooking pot to smitherines. Nothing left but a frame of useless ashes.

💭 Fragmentions - linking to any text

2025-02-15T15:39:33Z

Fragmentions - linking to any text

kevinmarks.com

I can’t believe I’ve never see this Tim Berners-Lee quote, but I can’t unsee it and will be required to reference it from now on.

eventually every URL ends up as a porn site

I had a friend let his blog domain expire, within a short period it was scooped up and was hosting porn. I don’t know why, but my best guess is that they were holding it ransom with the most embarrassing content to have your personal site replaced with.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

💭 hype cp | Hypermedia Copy & Paste

2025-02-15T15:31:52Z

hype cp | Hypermedia Copy & Paste

hypecp.com

This is a super cool reference for htmx snippets. I really like how he has a couple of errors on the page as examples with examples that fix these common errors.

Note

This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts

Dont Starve Together Session One - Getting Into It With A Clockwork Bishop

2025-02-15T09:40:05Z

Dont Starve Together session one - Getting into it with a Clockwork Bishop

As I was gathering resources with Lucy, minding my own business BAM I got hit with an attack from a Clockwork Bishop, man these things hit hard and have really good aim. I took three hits before getting away, leaving me with very low heath at the end of this play session.

fragmention

2025-02-15T09:32:43Z

This post is still WIP. …..

https://indieweb.org/fragmention##Challenges

I’ve been digging through David Bushell’s blog over the past day, he has some really good ideas about blogging and webdev. One really interesting post I came accross is url-fragment-text-directives. I’ve long had id’s linked on my headings, though sometimes broken, or now showing the link, I’ve done my best to include them. Fragmentions extend this to allow any text to be linkable like this.

fragmentioner ui: https://github.com/kartikprabhu/fragmentioner/tree/master?tab=readme-ov-file fragmentioner js: https://github.com/chapmanu/fragmentions

Examples #

https://resilientwebdesign.com/#This%20is%20a%20web%20book

newlines in css before

2025-02-15T09:28:48Z

I’m building in a [[ fragmentions ]] implementation into my blog, I wanted to add some text before the fragment to indidate that it was the highlighted fragment that someone may have intended to share with you.

To get a newline in a :before I need to use \A and white-space: pre-line.

body :target::before,
body [fragmention]::before {
    content: "Highlighted Fragment:\A";
    white-space: pre-line;
    @apply font-bold text-yellow-600;
}

Here is what it looks like on my not yet live implementation of fragmentions.

⭐ bigskysoftware fixi

2025-02-15T00:21:48Z

I recently discovered fixi by bigskysoftware, and it’s truly impressive.

No description available.

💭 Chris Coyier

2025-02-14T19:40:19Z

I’m going to leave the title off this post and see what happens. Titles are a lot of pressure! I think there is a reason that the big text-based social networking sites (Mastodon, X, Facebook…