BackSlasher

Backstory I have a small laptop-server that runs my home.

Yesterday, and not for the first time, I used the wrong filament for a print.

A couple of months ago, I had my HVAC controller replaced in an effort to save on electricity.

This is part of TSaaS (The Sims as a Service), my series about adding LLM-plays capability to The Sims 1.

While browsing some website, I ran into an audio player that had a source that was embedded: <audio autoplay=""> <source type="audio/mpeg" src="data:audio/mpeg;base64,...LONG_BASE_64

I have a Switcher at home, which is a smart water heater controller.

One of my gigs was about migrating a workload from one hyperscaler to another.

I have a friend that is an avid Audible user.

Working with early-stage CTOs, I see two traps repeatedly: over-engineering that steals time today, or decisions that choke growth tomorrow.

Assuming you have a git-backed sapling repo (e.g. you used sl clone on a git repo, or sl init --git) and you want to access the commits from a git repo, here is the git remote incantation: git remote add local $PATH_TO_SAPLING_REPO/.sl/store/git

ESPHome’s WebSerial connection didn’t work for me, and the computer running ESPHome was a bit far.