Joey Carpinelli

Future civilizations if you can read this please wake me up I want to see this

Beware — GitHub’s stack rebasing in the CLI will silently corrupt commits if you’re using rerere or update-refs! So many Git pain points are caused by tools not using or misusing its features.

happy for all of our friends at oxide, and happy for the industry, frankly. we need more people to take crazy swings like starting a computer company.

I’ve been saying this. Not enough chemicals in our water as far as I’m concerned. Peace on Earth.

I love that so many cloud providers are building object storage products with Git integrations. Would love the ability to add Git hooks — specifically pre-receive, post-receive, and reference-transaction — as a user. Otherwise, I'm not sure I see the benefit over GitHub or any other forge provider.

How it started: I'll learn about boot & initialization by messing with kernels via Apple's `container` CLI. How it's going: I'll learn about boot & initialization by debugging and fixing Apple's `container` CLI.

@bcantrill.bsky.social referring to an AI-generated image of a factory as “Dickensian Richard Scary” at #Monktoberfest is sending me. Rebecca Solnit was the quote de jour yesterday (3x). Will Richard Scarry be today’s?!?

I already know the answer to this one, #monktoberfest: EVERYTHING

Shout it from the hilltops! #monktoberfest

Talking version control & comparing code control to OneDrive, @jdc.pub hits upon a nerve. Been trying to get people to use document mgmt & version control for decades The web broke good document mgmt. DM was built into Word & other tools in the 90s UNTIL tech provided a "better" way. #Monktoberfest

Anthropic may not have intended to write an excellent ad for GLM 5.3, but that's what they did. www.anthropic.com/research/glm... Unlike Mythos, I might actually have a chance at using GLM for defensive research. Anthropic didn't reply to any of my requests for Mythos access for use on OpenSSH.

I really like @jyn.dev’s post on this!

Let me `git rebase --continue --no-edit` damnit!

Big thanks to Blue Mesa Review for giving me a Best of the Net nomination! If you haven’t read my story “Spitfire” yet, you can do so here: bmr.unm.edu/spitfire/

New conference: Is this anything? Where speakers pitch an idea starting from outer space and closing with a plausible sketch or reference implementation. Is this anything?

My favorite finding from blockcurve.bisks.net is that I’m on an “adults who believe in magic” list, which, like, kinda, but how did they know

This rules

build seems to be an area ripe for total disruption in this space. imagine a Bazel-like where all components are distributed, mesh-based global caching, worktree oriented, agentic integration - that would've been an intimidating years long buildout. now it seems approachable for a small team

Went from max to pro in August, and I just canceled my pro subscription today. For what I need (in open-source mostly-experimental projects) commoditized models à la OpenRouter are just fine, and have some minor data retention / privacy benefits.

Excited for my first Monktoberfest! I've been crushing last year's talks all summer, they're all so good. Looking forward to meeting many of you!

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the oft-forgotten sixth language of love (buying domain names)

This is an embarrassment to the entire network. I don't even use PDN, so I didn't comment, but definitely support the addition of features for compatibility I'm going to go out on a limb here, assume that 99.999% of the people screeching are on iPhones/Win11|Mac and don't even know what WINE is

this strikes me as completely nuts. it's like the computer person version of AI spouse types losing their shit when 4o was being shut down, except they were actually losing something, whereas Gruber is fully inventing the thing he is mad about

so if you push commits with email `githubuser+NUMERIC_ID@blah.stuff` or whatever You can get the GitHub UI to show you usernames of profiles that are otherwise deleted or inactive, or private? nice user enumeration you got there.

This might be the most beautiful thing I've read in my life. What a privilege to be alive in 2026. ordinaryabundance.com

one time i needed a safe multi-producer, single-consumer work queue in C++. i found exactly ONE library that did it properly. it was used by 12 projects. in rust the right way is built into std::sync. thousands of crates and apps in rust do it the right way. that day i switched permanently to rust

we must stan

Many are saying this!

Ok, putting it out there so there's a higher chance of me getting it actually done :P It's my aim to release device-driver v2 this month

So do people post their own blog posts to the orange site? Or are all those links added by other people seeing new posts on e.g. Bluesky or RSS?

Sick and tired of accusations that Google doesn’t take Nano Banana seriously

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Two weeks in Japan, was lovely, for now I’ll just say this: Somerville Massachusetts needs a Record Bar.