Looking forward to reading it 👍

> I may or may not be over here slowly iterating on my own supplemental RSS experience. In fact, I might’ve just found the name: RxSSuplement.

Do you mean like a layer between your reader app and the publisher? I'm interested in something similar, but I don't want to ask leading questions :)

Could be a skill issue on my part. I grew soft on the dumb orange site[0]’s footnotes format. Speaking of them, are you following the delve and yc story?

[0] news .hackernews .com

Underline markup on half of every single sentence is bit hard on my dumb brain. Specially worse on rss reader since it also colors those links

I’ve been seeing this mdex library. Did you consider it when you were building your blog?

Mistakes of my scripts (I guess sonnet3.5's mistakes at the time):

`session required pam_exec.so` instead of optional

`if [ "$PAM_TYPE" != "close_session" ];` instead of matching to open_session. But for some reason, it behaved as I expected all these months.

Just read this, and I've noticed 2 mistakes of mine thanks.

In case the api call to pushover service gets stuck on their queue, you might want to include datetime in your message.

`"🚨 SSH Login to $(hostname): $PAM_USER from $CLIENT_IP at $(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')"`

Oh interesting. I was asking because I’m from turkey, thank you

Were you able to tie the visitor's session to book purchase, or is it based on the purchase parity link and visitor data?

ONCE (Again) The original concept for ONCE sought to sell self-hostable web apps for a one-time fee. That didn't work. Sure, we recouped the investment on Campfire, our chat app, but that was it. You gotta listen ...

First time seeing dhh88 not repackaging bad strategy as “our way of doing things”

> The original concept for ONCE sought to sell self-hostable web apps for a one-time fee. That didn’t work. Sure, we recouped the investment on Campfire, our chat app, but that was it.

world.hey.com/dhh/once-aga...

oooh okay. I didnt know github was falling apart. Setting up a daily backup via api should be possible but I don’t know about the human readable part.

Not that I would have an answer, but can you explain wdym?

Podcast episode descriptions are so much worse since LLMs.

I refuse to use that path. This mogs it in every way: ~/.config/the_tool/

Mac's config path convention is sooo awful.

~/Library/Application Support/the_tool/

I guess it could have been worse with something like

~/The Crib/AppLiCatIoN SuppOrt xD 😍/the_tool/

Writing CLI tool - How to structure the main method I am currently working on my hobby CLI project. Is there an idiomatic way to structure the main method? I’m currently doing validation → route to a command → handle_exit. Validation itself returns an...

How to structure the main method of a cli tool?

elixirforum.com/t/writing-cl...

> The hard part of computer programming isn’t expressing what we want the machine to do in code. The hard part is turning human thinking [...] into computational thinking that is logically precise and unambiguous, [...] in the syntax of a programming language.

Jason Gorman

Even redis based ones were not common in my experience. Nodejs community loves gluing aws sqs and lambda for some reason.

No way… I would fire my legal team, ai deep research would never be incorrect

There are some queue libraries that rely on relational databases. Havent tried them personally yet. PgBoss is mature, sidequestjs is more recent but db agnostic

I was thinking something like jit optimization. Imagining something like this:

A method that do nothing but call module A or B with if check. Resolved if condition is cached by beam, it knows which module to call until cache is invalidated.

Wow. Is there no other way to write this, so BEAM can handle this optimization by itself?

This quote is about writer’s block but applies here;

Change your goal from “writing well” to “writing badly”.

Switch from team "I will one day write something good" to team "I have no choice but to write a piece of shit".

What happened to rjit

I should stop reading these lol. Ping me if something with very high confidence comes up. Like fish oil improving depression symptoms

Reading summaries of medical research this morning. Almost all of them ends like this:

Researchers forgot to do consider {important thing}. So this study may or may not be true. Who knows.

> My long shopping list sat in a text message. I wished I could check items off as I found them.

> I could copy/paste it into a notes app or an email draft and delete items: too much tapping

Incredible

I also started using it for dinner planning. I have a prompt that references bunch of files

- Ingridients\.md has items with expire dates on most items.
- Recipes folder has folder per recipe, in there I log my attempts, variations, results, notes for next try etc

Weirdest turkish chickpea stew recipe I saw. Squash and feta cheese in it is unheard of here.

If I spawned into my body at this moment, I would feel so lucky. But since I’m already me, I compare myself to my peers and even my past self.