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This is based off of a presentation given here. git can have terrible UX Interactive rebase is fragile, complex, and prone to breaking.

Once again, the optimization gods have taken their hold on me.

Here I preset my reading lists (broadly split among a couple categories), mostly to provide as reference for myself / others.

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I recently delved back into the nixos ecosystem, now that it's more mature - I've found a new at least, new to me (it's been around a while, alright...) way to do dev environments for the many different projects, running on many different ecosystems that I

The Problem There exist many problems where finding the local, and in some cases, global minima of a function is desirable - most commonly in optimization problems such as the traveling salesman problem (TSP).

Hello once again - after a period characterized by a distinct lack of blog posts (me being busy) - I come again with a (for the third time, no less) rewritten website.

This is a quick guide on setting up a personal internet radio station.

Inspired by this comment on hacker news, I feel as a fairly excited nix user that I could take a stab at lot of the issues and papercuts I've experienced in my time with nix and nixos.

This is a bit of an update on the backend / hosting changeover that I've made over the Christmas Break.

I've been getting back into teaching coding lately, and coming back to it I had the chance to move away from teaching python, what we've historically taught in because of a myriad of small, irritating problems that exist in the teaching workflow.

If you've stopped by in the past little bit, you might have noticed I now have markdown.

Hello there - this is the start of a whole new blog, written by me, blobcode!

So I've spent the last little while writing a new project, cobalt https://github.com/blobcode/cobalt .

I love tiny software - it's no surprise.

When I started with wanting to create a website, I decided that I wanted something that was easy to build / deploy minimal configuration / state easibly changable / hackable I decided to write some custom webserver software with go, mostly as a learning p…