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More folks supporting Mermaid diagrams and that’s great no really it is but I’ve already moved on to Pintora (because it doesn’t need a browser).
Oh god I am a hipster.
https://github.com/hikerpig/pintora
There’s senior devs with mad architecture skills. There’s senior devs with deep algorithmic magic.
Then there’s me, who accidentally lights himself on fire dozens of times a week for ~25 years.
Ooh datatest adds pytest validators for pandas
I’m having fun now!
https://datatest.readthedocs.io/
Sure I’m a full-grown adult who enjoys sliding on flat surfaces in socks. As long as I don’t hit anything I’m fine.
I hit something and that is when I remember I’m 50.
[slide-limp exit, stage left]
Got Logseq auto-committing and hooked up to a remote repo. “Automatic” push is still prompted by a script I have to manually run, and I still have to pull when editing on other machines, but long as I don’t jostle anything it’s good.
I spent all day working in Emacs today and only an hour of that was reconfiguring Emacs.
A new record!
The ol’ frontal lobe put a few random words into a sentence again and now I got a song stuck in my head
#NowPlaying
King Missile — “Detachable Penis”
Watching “We’re All Dead” and goodness it’s easy to binge.
Wait no “All of Us Are Dead”
Got that mixed up somehow.
I hope the football fans out there enjoyed watching the Superbowl. For my part I very much enjoyed not watching it. Nice that it’s a big enough world we can both have a nice day.
We blocked the yarn shelf as a temporary measure to protect our textiles from the cats.
With a comforter.
A thick, soft, cozy comforter.
Well at least Barry left the yarn alone this time.
@GeoffWozniak isn’t he just the cutest little VOID CAT
You know “There’s an XKCD for that” right? Well a much riskier version of that game is “There’s an OGLAF for that.”
Anyways, I get to work on a CLI tool.
https://www.oglaf.com/labyrinth/
@jaywilliams agreed. Lots of folks pushing for Nix, and I see the promise, but setup has been somewhere between “tedious” and “Sisyphean” for me.
Macports is an acceptable compromise. Still get package issues, but there is (again, for me) a clearer path to fixing / working around them.
With a lot of careful, thoughtful refactoring, I have taken a Python file from 1800 lines of code to 2100 lines of code wait hang on
Going with Macports this time on the macOS device. Brew has more users, more packages, and doesn’t require sudo. And still I prefer Macports. Variants, port select, better command syntax for my brain.
Got too excited yesterday about this code that needs a lot of love. Ended up sleeping about three hours.
At 12:30pm I am starting to resent my syncopated circadian rhythm section.
Got a refresher on chickens vs pigs in the context of breakfast which is good because I was trying to remember if there was an Animal Farm aspect I missed.
guix + emacs + chemacs
what could possibly go wrong
lemme finish building and i will tell you
uh
don’t wait up
Got neovim’s language server integration hooked up for TypeScript. Neat!
@jaywilliams Vimwiki’s in my regular rotation of tools, that’s for sure.
Was trying a git repo approach for synchronization, but I think I’ll go back to synchronized folders.
Point of clarity on this: (n)vim and Vimwiki aren’t featured prominently in my “low context shift” flow because they’re easy. No no no.