steen's burrow

A while ago I started going to this local open source meetup.

A few evenings ago my partner and I were in the mood to install this particular Linux ISO.

I'm working on my Soulseek client snus (named in honour of nicotine+), which is a Gleam application targeting the BEAM and an attempt to learn some things about OTP.

I've been tasked (more or less) with building the first Go service at $DAYJOB, which is almost exclusively a Python shop.

Since last Wednesday, I am the proud owner of a reMarkable 2.

Immich reached a stable release!

I just changed my blog's tech stack, so the time has come for me to write the obligatory meta-post about my blog.

So I've been playing Baby Steps.

In my last post, I mentioned I'm currently working at a Python shop.

I recently started working at a Python shop.

This year I'm doing Advent of Code in Erlang.

I've been trying to write this post for a long while.

TL;DR: if you have an underpowered machine or two in your house or a small server that you're already managing using NixOS, and you find that running nixos-rebuild on it takes too long, you can easily keep your current configuration untouched and let a mo…

I just finished playing Hellpoint, an indie soulslike which was surprisingly really good.

I have a Raspberry Pi 3 sitting next to my router, from which I host a couple things to my local network.

Today I was reading a post on the StackOverflow blog when I was struck by this passage: Copying code from Stack Overflow is a form of code cloning Code cloning, you say?

My desktop is connected to two monitors and one TV, and for various reasons I find myself needing to switch my primary display more often than most people.

Me and a few friends have a Discord server where we all gather once a week (or even twice lately, due to recent events) to watch a movie together.

React's Concurrent Mode has finally landed in React's experimental builds, and it just so happens that I have to start writing this new app at work to be used internally, so what better way to get my hands dirty with this new shiny stuff!

Suppose we're maintaining a frontend application.

JAVAScript is often described as a superset of JSon.

Remember last year's talk about Suspense by Dan Abramov?

So you stumbled upon Ur/Web and you rather like what it's about, but after trudging through the tutorials and the examples in the few blog posts you've seen around you can't seem to find your own footing.

Part of my current project at work deals with monetary values in the form of cash, making change, and displaying the bills and coins on the screen.

Welcome to the first installation of What The Hell Did I Do This Week Anyway, the low-effort blog series where I write about random stuff that I did in the last few days.

I don't remember when it was that I first tried Ur/Web, but I'm sure I didn't last long with it.

I'm sure you know what bikeshedding means, and even if you don't, you've probably experienced a high amount of it in some way or another.

Say you're in the kitchen in front of the refrigerator, thinking about continuations.

A few months ago, Gary Bernhardt streamed himself writing a text editor.