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she/her Programmer, working on databases and other things for fun. Will eventually be consistent. Monotonic. Will also post about sailing at times.

Though, this specifically STILL isn't the purest form of my thought. You type nothing, you just open your file tree after reading a note and the next one you want is right at the top. You click on your tags menu and the ones you wanted to add are the first in the list.

Berlin, Germany — 81 years ago today Having just heard about Mussolini’s brutal, humiliating death at the hands of the Italian people, Hitler takes his own life in to avoid capture by the Red Army.

Black and white photo of American GIs reading newspapers with “HITLER DEAD” in font so large it took up the entire space above the fold

guy who only knows one thing about your personality, hearing a second question: "I'm getting a lot of Nix/Haskell/Dhall vibes from this question"

Ended up being enough of a yak shave to update 15 year old WebGL code that I eventually rewrote it. Anyway map2711.mopokewing.com lets you visualise LNG imports and exports. Wait for it to load (country borders will appear) then pan around and click on places

Volumes are shown as 54PJ (petajoules) per 1,000T of LNG.

map2711.mopokewing.com

Anthony B,@swearyanthony.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Still a work in progress, but I'm happy with it so far. Currently have all country level import/exports from 2000-2024

Part 210 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg dnd Calculating machine made by Philipp Matthäus Hahn. It was the first calculator that could add, subtract, divide and multiply in one machine, and had an 11-digit capacity. 1774

Something that looks like it has multiple weather gauges

Part 211 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg dnd The Roman commercial breadmaking process from start to finish, as detailed on the 1st century BCE tomb of Eurysaces the baker, just outside today's Porta Maggiore

Atom of bread making processes with a building that looks like a laundry mat

my struggles with Claude Code now are "just because you could, doesn't mean you should". ex: a 482 addition, 416 deletion pull request for me to add size caching to generated code structs to save 0.8% of CPU on a process. shadowing on a wrapper of generated code would have been only 21 insertions.

Whenever you create an account on a new platform there should be some system that allows you to wipe all your cringe early posts where you are attempting to figure out what sort of approach to posting you will have.

On one hand hitting an API usage limit is annoying when you could add just one more feature. On the other it is a forced break you can use for posting so who's to say if it is bad or not?