Beat Hagenlocher

The all-in-one JS thingy

Today I learned that [[Bun]] has a sqlite db driver built in.

Passwords, OAuth, OIDC, and whatever

A NixOS fleet management tool

A course I taught at Schülerakademie Roßleben 2022

Just had a small DNS dispute again, and remembered the post by Julia Evans on using dig.

Today, I thought about making myself less dependent on Github (once again).

Code that writes Code (so AI, basically)

When programming in [[Elisp]] I've been using the -> and ->> threading [[Macros]] for quite some time.

After I just properly learned/understood how completion in [[Emacs]] works, today I had my 'wait a moment' moment for knowing what to google to emoji input via :shortcodes: in [[Emacs]].

The next edition of tu-lambda is up: https://www.meetup.com/tu-lambda/events/312848576/ If you're in the vicinity of Tübingen at the 28.01.26, come by :) (There's gonna be free pizza!)

Today I learned how to create a custom completion for company-mode.

Today I found curlconverter You give it a curl HTTP request, and it translates it into a corresponding request in many, many other languages.

TIL about [[Elysia]], a .. pretty nice-looking new-ish framework for writing strongly typed web services that has a strong emphasis on [[Bun]].

I've already thought for a few times about setting up an LDAP service for organizations I'm in, and always stopped doing it/thinking about it, because it didn't seem worth the effort.

I just found out about Extism, a framework that lets you write plugins in {Rust, JS, Python, Go, Haskell, .NET, C, C++, Zig} as of now, compiles them to WASM, and then lets you call the resulting WASM modules from even more programming languages, but with…

Yesterday, I added a new service to my server (Actual), and then tried to get backups in clan to work.

Today I learned that there's a home manager module for generating a Vimium config.

I swear it's not been that long when I last looked at the news page of [[Spritely Institute]] (okay, it's been about one and a half years), but man did they work on stuff.

Lol, I learned two new words: Finitary and Infinitary They mean the simplest thing you would expect: That something has a finite arity or an infinite arity.

Today I learned to exclude tailwind classes from being generated.

(Mostly just a note to my future self) Somehow I just had issues with [[Doom Emacs]]'s map!

I just came upon this pretty interesting post by Jeremy Gibbons: How to design Co-Programs His point is that data structure determines program structure (or at least should), and there's an easy way to apply this principle (data structure => program struc…

Some time ago, I learned about Diataxis and found it pretty nice.

Yesterday was Tü.λ again and the topic of the day was Guix (and with it, reproducible package management).

Today I learned about On the Effectiveness of FIXMEs.

Today I learned Lix has an installer that's based off the determinate systems one now.

Getting Win

I just found nix-portable, a way to run [[Nix]] as a static executable from any linux system.

Just got reminded (through a tmux bro) of this nice thread again: https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/391#issuecomment-638320745 ([[kitty]]'s main dev on why [[Multiplexer]]s are a bad idea)

A pretty nice terminal emulator

Emacs' Vim mode

In [[magit]]'s diff view ([[evil mode]]), it happens semi-regularly to me that I want to extract some code out of there to apply to my current state.

Github has a website where one can see all the public keys per user.

An Email client for Emacs.

Today I learned how to also show the time in [[mu4e]]'s email list.

Package Manager, Package Repo, Programming Language, and Operating System

Today I learned about a new tool in the [[Nix]] space: Clan Really looking forward to trying this out.

Today I finally watched A Language Server for your DSL for Fun and Profit, which was a pretty nice talk.

Ooh, there's a new "different kind of society/state/governance/living" experiment I didn't know about yet: It's called the Frontier Tower.

Today I learned that [[Just]] can finally run recipes in parallel.

Today I learned - about bunster - about util.inspect() for longer console.log() printing in Node.js

Today I learned how to adjust the keybindings in transient menus (those nice hover menus you may know from [[magit]]).

TIL that git can pick up its ssh command from the environment: shell GITSSHCOMMAND="ssh -v" git pull Especially the -v option is pretty useful to see if something's not working right now.

An editor | a lisp interpreter with an editor | an operating system scriptable with a lisp (interpreter) with an editor | a lisp machine that is an operating system (scriptable with an interpreter) with an editor