Brian Wisti ( he / him / his )
Caffeinated, occasionally crafty geek in Seattle. I like FOSS, drawing, and yarn.
A blog, of sorts. I keep quick notes and longer posts here. Mostly about computers and code, but sometimes drawings and assorted crafts. And other stuff. It's a plain old fashioned personal site.
I put a shocking amount of effort in making sure this didn’t look overly polished. Seriously. Got to “nearly finished” a few times, and scrapped it because it looked too mechanical.
Okay sure. I’m drawing a science fiction cityscape on my phone. Doesn’t mean it has to look like blueprints.
Show me your flowcharts and conceal your tables, and I shall continue to be mystified. Show me your tables, and I won’t usually need your flowcharts; they’ll be obvious.
That line’s been in my head since yesterday for boring work reasons. The important part is thank goodness for SQL files. The ones I can understand, anyways.
Tangling code from Hugo content with Raku
I could just use Org mode, but noo that’s too easy
I just wanted to see if I can do it without vim-orgmode. I can. Sort of. Using Vimwiki with TaskWiki for Taskwarrior integration. Not appearing in this image: vim-table-mode. Appearing but not relevant to the Org-ish experiment is vim-which-key. Completely missing: any sort of Babel code evaluation/tangling.
That agenda-ish task list is real cool but needs to show more info, like tags.
Putting a couple how-to details down for easy searching later