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I had two teachers who left me with advice about software development that’s stuck with me to this day. The Planner The first was my high school Computing teacher, who taught me the importance of sitting down and writing notes, making a plan, before just jumping into writing code. I find it funny to think of this...
I’ve been using Helix since October 22 2025, according to the commit history on my system’s Nix flake. Coming from Neovim, it wasn’t a radical change, but there are some things that Helix does right, imo: The only downside so far is that editors and IDEs like Zed and IDEA don’t have great Helix keybinding support...
it’s as though i forgot too soon. not forgot. forgotten would have meant having no memory of other lips on mine — their texture, their warmth, the breath i steal. it would have meant not knowing the sound of my name from a deep voice, whispered, murmured, caressed, because—simple because—the feelings cannot be...
I wrote a new puzzlehunt tool called puzlink.js, which I’ve hosted on my website. I thought about doing a post similar to my cromulence post where I talk about all the experimentation and implementation, and promite it and stuff. But I was lazy so I didn’t. Instead, here’s a few development stories. Save me from my...
Existen diversas formas de usar Emacs desde un dispositivo con sistema operativo Android. Creo que una forma es la ideal, pero voy a comentar todas por si acaso a ti te viene bien. La primera es instalar Emacs nativo desde F-Droid o desde desde el FTP de GNU Emacs. Son equivalentes. Este Emacs es grƔfico, permite...
Your Brain Runs on Gut Bacteria January 26, 2026 • Health • Longevity āŒ‡ Connect ↗ Based on Professor Tim Spector’s interview on The Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett Professor Tim Spector is one of the top 1% most-cited scientists worldwide. His mother has dementia. For seven years, she hasn’t recognized him. This...
To provide some context, I have a long-term goal of becoming a solo game dev, but I’m new to animation. I haven’t even read The Animator’s Survival Kit yet! šŸ™€ Still, I’m interested in the tools that are available. Moho ā¤ļø So what attracted me to Moho in particular? Was it the fact that Cartoon Saloon used it for...
Just Enough Chimera Linux Chimera Linux is a delightful community-driven Linux distribution built from scratch that does things differently: musl instead of the typical glibc for C library, dinit over systemd for system init, and a userland derived from FreeBSD core tools. Using the Chimera base install image and...
Zork is one of the oldest text adventure games first released in 1977 that most of the old timers who worked with computers played at one time or another. Instead of a visual interface or graphics the game relied on textual information and the user gives commands to the system in plain English such as ā€˜Open Door’,...
Why Nushell? I like and use Nushell due to it being functionally oriented, and because it works cross-platform. Nushell has logical data control, and can work well with structured data. Filtering, sorting and projecting is much easier in Nushell. Config, aliases and prompt These three Nushell files are within the...

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