Roxy's Blog on Zombie Zen

I wanted to document a small pattern I use to avoid repetition in error handling in Go while still providing context as an error climbs up the call stack.

I’m attending GopherCon in New York City this week.

I recently needed to build a custom Lua interpreter in Go.

Hey everyone!

I have decided to develop zb, my experiment in user-friendly reproducible builds, into a full-fledged build tool.

Today I’m making a broadly visible change to live more authentically and joyfully.

In my previous blog post, I talked about some of the shortcomings of Nix as a project and what I wish to see exist in its stead.

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I’m happy to announce a project I’ve been working on for the last month: pql. pql is a pipelined query language inspired by the syntax of Microsoft’s KQL and Splunk’s Search Processing Language that I developed in collaboration with the fine folks at RunR…

rsync is a wonderfully useful utility for copying files both locally and between machines.