Famiu Haque

@famiu.dev

Name's pronounced 'Fah-mew Hawk.' 🇧🇩 Student, programmer and Neovim contributor. Learning new stuff is my favorite pastime, second only to making awful jokes.

I want to like Nushell so bad but the fact that so many things still need POSIX-compatibility, plus the fact that Nushell itself is very monolithic, makes it very hard to keep using it. And not supporting basic shell features like && command chaining just adds insult to injury.

I tried Kagi Translate initially for the LinkedIn meme, but it actually blew me away once I tried the product seriously. How is this so much better than Google Translate? Like it absolutely blows anything else I've used out of the water.

Recently discovered an RTS game called Beyond All Reason. What initially captured my interest was hearing that it was fully free and open source (GPL-licensed). But after actually playing it, I became even more enamored by it. I feel like it might just become my next obsession.

Pewdiepie getting into local LLMs and also learning programming was never in my 2025 bingo card, but holy shit is it awesome as hell to see.

Hot take: If you're using Arch, you probably shouldn't be using install scripts written by someone else (except archinstall). If you think Arch is too inconvenient to use without an install script, a different distro might suit you better. Fedora is awesome, give it a try. [1/3]

The more time passes the more the passing of Daniel Naroditsky hits me. It's awful that a person as talented and charming as him died so young. Genuinely, Vladimir Kramnik can go rot in hell, what a vile piece of shit.

Switched from Hyprland to Niri, absolutely love the scrolling TWM paradigm. Can't believe I didn't try it out earlier. This is so awesome.

People on social media complaining that inclusive groups aren't really inclusive would benefit from learning about the paradox of tolerance

I know my followers are mostly Neovim guys but if I livestreamed Silksong speedrun attempts would anyone be interested in watching?

Usually I find that ChatGPT can't do basic things humans can easily do. Today, it helped me with an issue with a game not working properly on Linux that no human could help me fix. It hallucinated a lot and I still had to steer it, but I was legitimately blown away by the result.

The fact that Silksong has caused not one, but TWO game delays is really hilarious to me. The release of Silksong really is a cataclysmic event in the gaming industry.