Pejibaye Blog

Part of “Conquering Entropy” Most of the issues I have with AI-generated code are related to trust.

A collection of ideas on how to manage entropy in codebases inundated with AI-generated code and survive in the process.

LocalStack is a great product.

I think a codebase can tell you a lot about the people that work on it.

SSH has a nice feature in which you can store aliases for frequently accessed hosts.

NodeJS has a neat API called AsyncLocalStorage.

This is a simple, straightforward implementation of a visualization reminiscent of the classic Windows 95 starfield screensaver.

About a year ago, I decided to move all my personal notes from DokuWiki to Obsidian.

Keycloak provides user federation, strong authentication, user management, fine-grained authorization, and more.

Nowadays it’s very easy to publish on the web for free.

I made some small apps for Android and I wanted to distribute them.

Last year, I was tasked with mentoring an intern.

This is part of a series!

In my spare time I often enjoy creating visualizations using HTML5 canvas.

You know when you share a link on social media or mesagging apps, sometimes the app shows a nice preview thumbnail with a description?

Recently (at work) I had to migrate a medium-sized JavaScript codebase (20KLOC) to ES6.

Disclaimer: the instructions below are for Ubuntu, but they should work for most distros, the biggest difference is that the configuration files might be located elsewhere.

I ran into a small issue recently when setting up a Java project to use the Salesforce APIs.

The Youtube JavaScript API allows you to embed YouTube videos and interact with them programatically.

I’ve heard that if you’re a good programmer, you should be able to pick up a new language in a few days.

Today I decided to try out Go.

I’ve heard a lot of stuff about RoR for a while, so I decided to finally try it out and see what all the fuss is about.

I decided to replace the Arch Linux installation on my desktop (my main computer) with Ubuntu.

I really wanted to make a new post today.

I started doing the Project Euler problems last weekend.

Today I had some more time to code something fun, so I decided to make a tunnel of sorts.

Yesterday after work I had some time to waste, so I decided to do some silly things in javascript with a canvas and some trigonometric magic.