Louis LeFebvre (✿◠‿◠)

It was our last full day in Morro Bay on Wednesday, and we decided to visit Hearst Castle since it was so gloomy and there was zero surf.

We found an absolute gem of a beach yesterday.

Welp, everything I read was true.

I got priced out of the frontier models at work.

If you’re reading this, you’re about to write something for louislefebvre.net, and you’re probably not the biggest model in the room.

This morning, I was able to crank out issue #18 that had been looming over my head for a couple months.

The Wolves are getting hammered.

Recently, I’ve wanted to rebuild my Kubernetes cluster home lab so that I could host some backend compute.

The Crawl Ratio Problem The agentic internet is on the rise.

How To Brew🍺 Homebrew is an excellent package manager for macOS and even Linux that I use daily, so I’m going to take a deep-dive today and give a high-level overview of Homebrew from the perspective of a sysadmin.

Ya what about it?

I’ve been working with my Dad(Tony) a lot to get the Little Bitta ecommerce site up and running and successfully got hammer-anvil.com up and running over the weekend.

It’s been a while since I last posted, I’ve been busy creating an e-commerce website with my Mom so that she can sell granola.

In the past, I’d taken inspiration from go’s database/sql pkg and implemented a DLogin interface(the ‘D’ stands for ‘Driver’) that, theoretically, allowed for compile-time plugins.

In a previous post, I went over some of the basics of GPG keys.

This post is just a simple primer on Git and how I would recommend leveraging it to improve productivity as an engineer.

Avro is a language-neutral data serialization format.

Egos in corporate software are big yet fragile.

Just got back from a great road trip from San Francisco to San Diego with my friends Dan and Cash.

More recently, I’ve been programming in Java & Kotlin for both backend development with legacy codebases and Android development for fun.

So, it’s finally time to shine off my aws-sso custom cli tool.

At work, I’ve been supporting our stabilization of Backstage, which means that I had to learn frontend development.

Since I’ve been messing around with zig recently, I decided one of the simplest ways for me to work with zig is to integrate it into one of my existing C project by replacing gcc/clang with zig.

Alright, I’ve been putting this off for a while now, mostly because I believe that a lot of the AI hype is over-blown, but because I am a part of the proletariat, I do need to keep my skills sharp according to the industry.

Just a small update.

No surprise, but my brother and I made our annual surf trip to San Diego this year.

Alright, so in the past, I had gotten low enough to the system level with BlueZ that I had pondered learning the basics of DBus(containerized ble).

Alright, recently my friends and I wanted to start up a new Minecraft world, and I got challened to host my own server.

In this article we will be creating a custom Bluetooth Service in Go.

Current list of possible and upcoming trips for 2025: San Diego Puerto Rico Ski Trip Lutsen SHT => week-long glamp Bde Sailing(Grand Marais Sailing?)

Today, I am going to attempt to containerize a bluetooth application using Docker.

Just going over the TCP/IP basics here to build out a good foundation as I continue my bluetooth journey.

In this post, I’m just going to go through automating dependabot updates and leveraging merge queue so that I don’t have to mess around with rebasing and conflicts.

Just going to go over communicating over bluetooth in Go.

So I’ve marked up a little map to identify where I’ve been and about when.

Alright so I’ve slimmed things down.

Just copying this over from one of my previous projects.

Chapter 1 starts off with getting some initial perspectives on networking down as a general introduction.

Just messing around with network interfaces in an attempt to understand some of the low-level OS fundamentals.