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Paul SomeoneElse

pkw@snac.d34d.net

I like bicycles<br>I'm some form of socialist/anarchist and pro-labor / unions.<br><br>I like all of the programming languages and switch too often between them.<br>vi not vim, but emacs is ok too especially when doing lisp stuff.<br><br>I R Pedestrian<br><br>Pronouns: he/they<br><br>I follow/unfollow a lot. It typically is should not<br>be taken as personal. My attention span is not consistent.<br><br>My posts auto-delete after a few weeks.<br>

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    #curses I now see at least one reason you would call wgetch over simply getch. It eluded me for a long time.

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    #snac is a GREAT example of how something can be degrowthed for good. At first after using snac (coming from mastodon for example), you feel like the UI is too minimal. Then you realize it&#39;s not minimal at all, it&#39;s just getting out of your way. You focus on the messages and not on the interface.

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    That feeling when writing where you want to clarify something you have already written, but you suspect that the clarification will produce more confusion than it fixes.

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    I like the new CLI argument style of simple words and nesting/levels with no leading dashes.

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    Hot take: Here is one of the bad things of &quot;the industry&quot;&#39;s obsession with scale. It makes doing a thing once and fast become trivialized. If it&#39;s at scale then it&#39;s always on. Like 10 of them are always on. And that leads to trivializing efficiency and startup time. It also leads to trivializing the runtime complexity of the OS / system. So that is creepily the programmer for one, giving up an aspect of the art of programming (optimization and efficiency). And two,...

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    attack the candle from both ends

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    old fashioned salt of the earth wholesome O_o

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    I did some work on my house a week or so ago. I took down this ratty wood cover roof thing that was attached to the side of the house. It needed to come down because it was falling apart, but also it was the way I assume squirrels were getting into my house. There was a hole in the shingles right above it so I assume they would get to the little roof from a tree, and then easy access into my house :( I couldn&#39;t get to the hole also because the roof was blocking the way if i used a ladder,...

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    I can&#39;t believe i&#39;m doing this :P

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    Can people &quot;post&quot; stuff to a person&#39;s INBOX if they don&#39;t have any relationship? (in ActivityPub) That might explain why I have a single instance snac server, and still get basically spam posts. I know I get something similar to that when there is like a secondary relationship thru someone i am following. But these things I see seemingly have no connecting relationships. #activitypub #snac2 #snac

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    166 (h3 &quot;Save New&quot;) 167 (p &quot;Save current filter as custom. If you reuse a name it overwrites.&quot;) Some code I am working on. See the two spaces? Am I a monster?

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    I counted two sympathetic replies in the Mullvad VPN damage control post :P and the rest were VERY unsympathetic :) https://mastodon.online/@mullvadnet/116957571811403553

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    I see a yin and yang kind of image.

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    A nuance that non-programmers won&#39;t get about LLM/AI adoption. Specifically Anthropic is tailored to &quot;not good&quot; programmers and project managers who think they &quot;are good&quot;. The agent/LLM makes it easy for these types to pretend to do stuff. This works because 1. Corporate software is filled with these types. 2. Corporate software rarely finishes projects, so no one notices how crap it is. #llm #agentic #badsoftware

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    Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2026 11:59:02 -0600 From: Theo de Raadt &amp;#60;deraadt@openbsd.org&amp;#62; To: Renaud Allard &amp;#60;renaud@allard.it&amp;#62; cc: tech@openbsd.org Subject: Re: [patch] ext4fs rw In-reply-to: &amp;#60;2c8df0cc-938e-4036-a628-4c7f69874e0a@allard.it&amp;#62; Renaud Allard &amp;#60;renaud@allard.it&amp;#62; wrote: &amp;#62; Maybe it should be made clear on the website that OpenBSD will only &amp;#62; allow new code made by a human. Because I feel there might be more &amp;#62...