mSyke

Nice kitty

the more I look at AI generated code, the more I think to myself: actually that was a really dumb way to do that

Why don't we havei enum Inheritance? Seems like a good idea to me….

I need a thing, I ask Claude to build a thing: oc-notifier Get notifications in Discord, Teams, or via a webhook when opencode is waiting for input. github.com/moutansos/oc...

I want a browser that works like a tmux session on an ssh/mosh server. I want to share my exact website state with all my machines and pick up where I left off on one machine when moving to the other

for the first time, I can actually run a coding model locally and tool calls are actually working. I don't have a modern GPU or copious amounts of RAM either. it's slow, but it's working

my hot take of the day: plan mode isn't that usefull. just tell it to write the doc to a markdown file if you want to plan

tfw: "Actually I see the problem..."

tmux MCP is very underrated

Opus? More like Dopeus

why do all the npm packages for doing arp/mac lookups suck? Had to write my own janky library instead

maybe if we put kubernetes in windows it'll fix windows

have a master script to control your whole repo with just flags and a help menu. go into debt if you have to

thinking about building my own browser (just the UI, not the engine). C or C#?

do you put your databases in kubernetes?

gpt-5.2 is feeling kinda sassy lately

finally finished day 1, both parts: https://github.com/msyke/aoc2025/tree/main/day-1

Alright. I'll admit it. I feel too stupid for Part 2 of AoC

Alright. I'll admit it. I feel too stupid for Part 2 of AoC

a junior learns and adapts, an AI is really only as good as its context window and then gets wiped clean. AI != a junior dev

"you are really good at not being right" -my wife

soon... https://github.com/msyke/aoc2025

so i moved a bunch of stuff to my self hosted gitea instance and lots of things are just better. all around faster and more plesant to use. i can even share on-prem runners between repos! thats one of the most frustrating things github just doesnt let you do

regular expressions are quite irregular

every 38.2 seconds someone breaks prod

it saves me time. but I don't like it

when it's all said and done, how many good products will have been killed by the mass AI startup pivot?

DX over performance only makes sense if you have zero users

startup idea: a unified data interchange format for sending and receiving quote and product data

I use the New Visual Editor Improved btw

The problem with shopping for gifts for people is that the effort to find the gift does not linearly scale with the quality of the gift you find.

the vet said my dog needs to go outside and touch grass more often

banks should expose user accessible apis

am I halucinating or did home depot use to sell hotdogs?

we should all probably self host copies of our git repos. just in case

secureboot is for noobs

build and deployment infrastructure should be written in the same language as your app

serverless function deployment configs are worse than dockerfiles

clickops is the worst ops

The lower level you go the more stable the API

you all know the upsert action, but I present to you the uplete action: when you have to either update or delete a record

what's a technical opinion that will get you voted off the internet?

TIL: the standard letter paper size isn't used in most of the world

a note to microsoft azure engineers: eventual conistency does not give you an excuse to let permissions take more than an hour to propegate, thank you for your attention to this matter

something I think that modern music could learn from classic rock is how to use stereo seperation for effect. it adds a whole new element of interesting to music and it's highly underused these days

Gonna be in Chicago this weekend. Anyone have any recommendations for family friendly activities?

maybe I care too much about code quality

TIL: sudo !!

dotnet has operator overloading and I'm so here for it. addition with structs? sure we can do that!

a feature I need in a shell: the ability to somehow after I have already fired off a task that I wasn't aware was going to be long, notify me when it's done via some sort of desktop notification. let me go do something else when that command ends up taking a bunch longer and ping me when it's done