I'm done with Github
I hosted git and CI at home because I wanted the merge button, and the test that allows the merge, off a dashboard I do not control.
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Writing
Notes on public tools, shipping small libraries, and the project work I actually touch. More journal than documentation dump.
The disk came with me. So did NTFS.
Treat the hardware as a stakeholder. Green checks can still hide a scaling problem, and the cheap fix is usually the one a cloud can wave off.
Read post →The Windows tower kept dying, so I put the homelab on a Pi
A ten year old Windows box that would not stay powered on is a bad media server. I unplugged it and put the library on a Pi I already had.
Read post →An agent told me the refactor was done
Agents are tools, same as languages and frameworks. They just stop halfway and tell you they finished.
Read post →I stopped putting everything in the app store
Defaulting form drafts, filters, and feature junk into global state throws away unmount cleanup. Local by default, with React and Vue sketches.
Read post →I got tired of rewriting the same concurrency limiter
Why I packaged asyncq instead of pasting another half-finished helper into the next side project.
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