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2.3yr
HTMX has me yearning for simpler times
I’ve been really into serverless recently. Specifically, I’ve been running the T3 stack on Vercel. There are several reasons: ... read full post
I’ve been really into serverless recently. Specifically, I’ve been running the T3 stack on Vercel. There are several reasons: ... read full post
My gut answer is "yes!!!" or "revolution" but I want to hear what y'all think. For those unware, some creative professions such as film writers get paid a small portion of all revenue generated by their work after it's been produced, which is called a "residual," and it's part of their current fight with hollywood not properly paying those residuals due to the streaming loophole. ... read full post
I just realized that I made my last post 3 weeks ago. In any case, I staggered my learning with building a simple starter app and just finished my last bit of logic this am. Figured I would share in hopes of some sort dopamine activity via validation. ... read full post
Is Gitee, GitHub, or some other software forge preferred in China and the Global South?
I'm trying to decide whether I should mirror my open-source repos onto Gitee or another forge, as Github's dominance in the space and ownership by Microsoft is rather disconcerting for anyone in non-U.S.-aligned countries.
Props to Katie Halper: McCarthyism At NY TImes, A Coup In Niger With Eugene Puryear
Or does anyone wanna buddy up and learn it with me? ... read full post
Copyright is a tool of suppression by the bourgeoisie etc etc but as long as we have to deal with this tomfoolery, what licenses do you use or recommend, and why? I'm also open to the idea of custom or silly licenses if you can justify that they won't cause more trouble than they're worth. ... read full post
Great explanation about how CPUs actually work. Worth reading!
I'm in the process of learning DOOM Emacs to move away from Codium, and the process prompted me to reflect on editors I've used in the past. There is one obscure editor I'm having flashbacks of: jGrasp. It was the editor I learned to code in because it's what my professor recommended. It is ugly and barebones as hell. Also, it's written in Java. I would never use an editor like it today, but I didn't know any better at the time. ... read full post
I made an effort post in the genzedong general thread and I thought it would make a good standalone post. This is the context: https://lemmygrad.ml/comment/393476 ... read full post
What side of the editor war do you lie? vi, Emacs, or maybe something newer like neovim, nano, or VS-Codium?
Generally, I'm opposed to any telemetry in any project, open source or not. However, there was recently a discussion about adding telemetry to the Go programming language's tools, and Go is my primary language. My initial reaction was outrage, I don't want Google spyware on my system, but reading the proposal for how it was actually going to work changed my opinion. ... read full post