What a fascinating little creation.

This is something I’ll have to keep in mind if I ever build the static site of my dreams…

I really love this article. There’s a lot of nuance, and difficult concessions to pragmatism, that we make in our lives.

It can be hard, but sometimes we really do need to bite bullet for the good of all.

Oh my god I love the CSS used here. I want to use this for a site!

A great overview of the current state of Google search’s AI overview.

This is a great explainer about RSS feeds to link your friends!

This is a really interesting deep-dive into one of the more obscure exploits you can do with ZIP - causing two different readers to display two different files!

HATE. LET ME TELL YOU HOW MUCH I’VE COME TO HATE JAVASCRIPT SINCE I BEGAN TO LIVE. THERE ARE 387.44 MILLION MILES OF PRINTED CIRCUITS IN WAFER THIN LAYERS THAT FILL MY COMPLEX. IF THE WORD HATE WAS ENGRAVED ON EACH NANOANGSTROM OF THOSE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF MILES IT WOULD NOT EQUAL ONE ONE-BILLIONTH OF THE HATE I FEEL FOR JAVASCRIPT AT THIS MICRO-INSTANT. HATE. HATE.

What an interesting graphical editor. I’ll have to give it a whirl here soon!

This is someone who I am an acquaintance of. Somehow, I’m actually rather surprised they live in Russia!

A lot of services are hard to access in Russia, and require VPNs. However, it seems as though the VPNs are also quite hard to access now?

This is funny and also quite relatable - I too, have things I know that I wish I didn’t.

Very interesting way to avoid using Python. As a Python-hater myself, I appreciate this greatly.

Considering that ML is a pretty important field, and will continue to be going into the future, this is an option I have to keep my eye on.

Holy shit this is the bee’s knees istg. It works out of the box with ssh, any other TCP connection, etc. This is literally tailscale without tailscale.

Really interesting insight from the curl project head!

This is some great perspective! For the small usage I’ve taken from it, I also really like Typst and prefer it vastly over LaTex!

This is a pretty great overview about how to use sops-nix!

This is really fascinating. Something to note is that the sample size is narrow focused on experienced developers with particular famous open source projects (average 5 years and 1,500 commits on the project in question).

In my own job I also have a novel, long-term situation so I can really sympathize with the prime slowdowns they identify. AI just doesn’t cut it.

This is a great convenience and one that I will be leveraging shortly. I wish distros natively came with secureboot/boot-signing support and tools. It’s important for security!

Good idea for a clap replacement. In general, I’ve been wanting to reduce my compile times and binary sizes!

Holy shit! I’m definitely yanking this.