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Over the last week, I learned that it's possible to have multiple desktop portals (implementations, I guess?)

A pretty good article on small but meaningful design elements: Details that make interfaces feel better Sweet!

I just found something pretty cool: A nutrient ranking tool which one can use to filter for basically any ingredient across lots of sources with lots of filters.

Some time ago, I held a lightning talk at our functional programming meetup on [[Fluid Type Scales]] (Where you try and get rid of class="sm:... md:... lg:..." whenever it makes sense).

Today I learned that you can use field-sizing: content to make the shrink and grow with the text in it.

Today I was thinking about how easy it is to include Lean into a website.

Some time ago, I visited a friend who's fairly well versed in tech (e.g.

Today I finally tackled something that has annoyed me for a while since switching most of my editing/digital gardening/second brain-writing over to Emacs.

Functional Programming Language, Proof Assistant?

I've been dragging quite a few notes around with me for the last one, two weeks.

For presentations, I'm using slidev, a pretty cool and versatile tool (Markdown slides with inline HTML/Vue, so you can do basically anything on your slides), which has lots of cool features.

Today I learned that there's magic pre<> and post<> hooks inside npm (and everything npm-compatible): -> https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/using-npm/scripts I think I would've preferred less magic-side-effect-ness, but fair, I guess.

JS doesn't have a range() function or anything, but you can do this: js [...Array(5).keys()]; => [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] ≺≻ [[JavaScript Code Snippets]]

I did not know it's a thing that people are building desktop environments in the browser for fun: - https://webos.js.org/ - https://dustinbrett.com/ Wild.

After getting annoyed by the default sqlite Command Line Interface (it doesn't even support arrow up ≙ last typed command), I found litecli nix title=flake.nix # ... packages = [ # ... pkgs.litecli # ... ]; # ... in every sqlite project from now on :)

Over the last few weeks, I've spent some time on and off researching a good way to do Authn and Authz, and struggled quite a bit with the number of options available.

Today, I thought about writing and publishing an extension to the Chrome Web Store.

Today I learned that you can diff two directories just like you can diff two files: shell diff dir1/ dir2/ # or recursively diff --recursive dir1/ dir2/ Sweet!

Just now I learned - about Shannon, a pentesting agent - and that there's still an ongoing "Emacs in Rust" experiment people are actively working on!

Now that it's working again (I couldn't access it some days ago), OAuth playground is just a pretty nice way to understand code flows in [[Auth]].

Today I learned there was a name attribute in HTML once.

The one unambiguously bad design choice in programming languages.

Today I've been playing around with [[Immutable.js]] as a library that supplies immutable collections for [[JavaScript]] and [[TypeScript]].

Today, I lurked a bit around the on the clan gitea, which made me find this nice PR trying to nail down a better clan positioning in the future, which made me find selfhostblocks.