Peter Demin

Frigid compostable biomass.

I like Rippling engineering blog, but it doesn't expose an RSS feed.

Yep, lowering the mainsail killed the boat speed while heaving to.

Heaving to is an important skill for single-handing the sailboat.

I learned a few things about electricity.

I should look into this someday: https://pgtune.leopard.in.ua

ToneyAlexander/inclusive-color-space

more things I learned: Blisters in fiber glass hull pack acid under 150+ psi.

things I learned about sailing: It’s okay for a sailboat to be old.

ngrok/webernetes - Kubernetes in the browser.

True leaders ask not what their country can do for them - they grab what they can reach and get what they can get away with.

As many of the ape descendants on mostly harmless planet know, Earth was built for mice with a sole purpose of finding the question to Life, the Universe and Everything.

jgm/gitit - A wiki using HAppS, pandoc, and git

docusealco/docuseal - Open source DocuSign alternative.

advplyr/audiobookshelf - Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server

advplyr/audiobookshelf-app - Mobile application for Audiobookshelf

anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime - A lightweight sandboxing tool for enforcing filesystem and network restrictions on arbitrary processes at the OS level, without requiring a container.

I own the only shop in Seattle, that figured out how to build software at high quality, high speed, and at a low price.

Print all local branch names with date of last commit: git branch --list | cut -c3- | while read branch; do git log -1 $branch --format="%ai $branch" -- | cat; done | sort

mszep/pandoc_resume - The Markdown Resume

;colony looks cool on surface.

My libvirt-based Vagrant box failed to start with a cryptic error message.

Added On Taste

mobile-shell/mosh - Mobile Shell

Reading AI-Native Dev Teams Start With Structure, Not Models by Nikola Balic reminded me of Seeing like a software company by Sean Goedecke.

Please welcome Nikola Balic, who's been writing some great posts recently and is taking place of Sean Goedecke

mlu-explain/mlu-explain.github.io

Quoting you have to know what to wish for by Chris Dickinson.

Here's how I like to structure application's entry point (aka main()).

I enjoyed "Verification debt: the hidden cost of AI-generated code" by Lars Janssen.

Deranged Pirawd.

Another AI coding thought, sorry.

What kind of psychopath would compare a human being to a next token prediction model?

One good way of thinking about AI codegen is that it removes friction from coding.

It's been over 3 years since I asked this question: What's the name for it?.

pdfminer/pdfminer.six - Community maintained fork of pdfminer - we fathom PDF

Reading The future of software engineering from thoughtworks.

I keep playing with the Reader project.

Today I learned that .dev top-level domain is HSTS-preloaded.

The thought of tiny flowers in a winter garden didn't leave my head for some time, so today I vibed a wrapper around Mozilla Readability library (actually, a port by Giuliano Panzironi).

ericchiang/pup - Parsing HTML at the command line

My response to the AI panic "LLM agents are so good, they are going to replace software engineers": Amount of work is unbound, you can't run out of it.

Changed my atom feed to link each item to a dedicated page (which is otherwise unreachable from the website).

Today I learned why is it bad to put knives into a dishwasher.

I was wondering through a community gargen, which is quite bleak this time of year.

Added Building this Website on Git Push

I got excited about ForgeFed, and want to see what is Forgejo is up to.

Added FedUp - Minimal Federated CDN

blacksky-algorithms/rsky - An AT Protocol implementation prioritizing community safety and self-governance, written in Rust.

I discovered a neat application for AI.