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Rails, Bootstrap, Neovim and then a bunch of flight simming links, then back to our old friend, Derek Sivers.
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HIYA!
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Mountains of stuff over the last four weeks….
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Big mixture of stuff in this one.
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Inspired by https://hunden.linuxkompis.se/2023/11/09/my-default-applications-2023.html: Type Description Operating system: Arch Linux (on desktop and laptops); Debian on servers Window manager: i3 Web browser: Librewolf, Firefox Web feed client: Newsboat…
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Happy Guy Faulkes Day.
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Been a bit of a crazy week or two, looking stuff up.
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Have implemented pagination on this stream.
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Got a great game of golf in though - at Gullane No. 2.
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A ginger cat beneath a stool, sheltering from the rain: Storm Babet has been and gone.
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Been quite a busy week of linking this week, so here it is.
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Started to use rclone recently to back up my files to a remote server.
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A book about poetry.
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If you’re a Scotland rugby fan, you can’t help but be embarrassed by their performance against Ireland on Saturday (a sorry 36-14 loss), for the following reasons.
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Absolutely pissing with rain here in Berwick since about 7pm last night, and forecast to continue all day today.
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Introducing Code Llama, a state-of-the-art large language model for coding No one actually wants simplicity - lukeplant.me.uk CMake Ninja Multi-Config generator | Scientific Computing Some bullshit about CMake: FAQ · Wiki · CMake / Community · GitLab CMake
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Good Integration Practices — pytest documentation GOOD?
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The Little Go Book Justin Hawkins / htmx, embedded assets and html/template Building Microservices with Go: 2.
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Watch “How to Start a Golang Project Right” on YouTube Revolut - The Prepaid Card for The UK and Abroad 🧠️ Personal Knowledge Management Discussion / With Omar Khafagy C++ is Good for the Economy, It Creates Jobs!
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I’m back on vim.
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Lots more stuff this week.
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After many years of slagging off VSCode and being a total vim snob (and oftentimes an Emacs snob - even worse), today I did a big switch to VSCode.
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Not posted for a while.
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CompVis/stable-diffusion-v1-4 · Hugging Face Watch “Exploring an AI’s Imagination (Stable Diffusion and MidJourney)” on YouTube Faircode model Watch “Go is great for command-line tools” on YouTube Why Perl?
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Git from the inside out Bugbytes - Lots of good Django tutorials The Free Software Media System / Jellyfin Home / Flathub Redis and Python Secure email: Tutanota free encrypted email.
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gnome-web is totally broken for me.
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sqlitedict - a Python library to persist dictionaries Watch “Bash Scripting Full Course 3 Hours” on YouTube github An On-Ramp to Flow Simply explained: how does GPT work?
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- TLDR: “I’m not clever enough and life is too short.”.
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This this is a really nice use of AI.
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Introduction Much of the material on the internet tells you how to use taskwarrior, but little of it explains why you should use it.
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Some good advice on using htmx with Django: https://github.com/guettli/django-htmx-fun/.
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I need to do some updating to this journal because a couple of days ago I implemented a matrix server and I need to document it.
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This is a new journal where I intend to dump technical stuff.
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The cats have started killing again.
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I tried Github Pages with Jekyll and it didn’t go well.
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Up and more configuring of the X1 laptop - today fixing the VSCode implementation, which is working quite nicely now.
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I am struggling with NixOS.
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Keeping the fires warm…
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HNY.
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Happy to be a contributor to Denote which is a simple Emacs package for notetaking.
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Interesting article in Guardian on the literature of the eerie English landscape
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We now have automated builds for this site on Sourcehut, which I have recently started using.
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Hello!
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Cold and wet today.
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Inspired by now defunct British Journal of Photography (print edition; RIP) and Roger Ballen.
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Been reconfiguring computers.
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The purpose of a budget is to help thy purse to fatten.
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Lovely bright day today.
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Coming from a Linux background, creating drives on OpenBSD is a little weird.
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Didn’t get on in time to mark it yesterday so marking it now.