theo, softserve developer

author's note The following justification is nonsense, I just thought the idea of encoding data in recipe blogs was fun and silly.

github repo –> tbrockman/pglite-vector-search An interactive example of ingesting CSV data into pglite to be filtered using pgvector, in your browser.

A few years ago I encountered the GitHub profile of someone who created a fake commit history in GitHub in order to write their username in their GitHub contribution graph: <imagine a cool picture of it here because i can’tfindone🥺> Since my contribution…

Let’s say that maybe you’re a little bit of an anarchist, and you want to write Javascript that runs on reddit.com to mangle the tracking data their client sends while you’re browsing (but not block it completely).

Wake up late, shower off the usual night time sweat, go get your already prepared breakfast (containing some of the tastiest and juiciest fruit you’ve ever had), think about what you have to do for the day, quietly contemplate your life, and then briefly…

Working on my amazing, incredible, life-changing Chrome extension, I noticed there wasn’t much documentation available in terms of how to use manifest v3 extensions in conjunction with Webpack to modularize code.

If you’re like me you often find you have more tabs open than you plan on reading, and are usually too lazy to clean them up properly. that was actually a pretty light day Maybe you have multiple tabs of the same page open because you lost where the last…

Another day, another hello world software developer blog post.