Finfet

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Mostly ramblings about tech, software dev, and atproto Also talks about rhythm games https://frnd.codes/p/finfet.sh https://finfet.sh he/him 🎵 Now Playing 🎵 Delete by Ninajirachi

the better engagement on bsky is overstated. the tiny user base and terrible standard discovery features makes clustering around niche interests almost impossible.

the github stacking prs implementation is really disappointing. i have no idea why it took this long for what amounts to maybe two features in the same branch-focused ui

i am certainly very shocked that the unlimited token subscription that seemed too good to be true was not actually a viable business plan.

new top score (11.57), first ex+ on a 10, and +.5 ptl to get to 11.12. malicious mischance is also very close to a ex, which is wild given how hard that song is to me.

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Everyday I’m becoming increasingly convinced that teaching early-career developers jj before git is a good idea. I work with so many devs who only know how to use the git gui in vscode and get lost on the cli.

people who learn about the things they dislike are good, but only when they learn enough to form a fully coherent opinion. it’s very easy to knee jerk and complain about something you only have surface level knowledge of.

unironically, tangled might the best place to put true slop since you can put it on your own knot and not subject someone else to maintaining your garbage

big company code debt is fun. it sucks to deal with and costs millions, but brings in 100x that, so no one is brave enough to fix it.

Trying hard to not get back into Endfield since I’m weak and will just end up pulling arcane or whoever else is up almost immediately

if you put a gif/video on your blog, it should not start when I load the page. by the time I scroll to it, it's already halfway done. I swear no one who writes blogs actually reads them.

idk how people actually focus on a single project and get it at least 80-90% done. i don't think i've ever done that lol. i'm cursed with a brain that only works correctly when I have like 20 things going on at once.

being overly assertive to mask imposter syndrome is a great way to find yourself put into even more uncertain situations. either that, or you become the annoying coworker.

having enough memory at home to run glm5.2 locally would be nice. I have so many dumb things that I'd want to just let it spin on 24/7. It's not the most token efficient, but it does actually do a decent job.