@RyanParsley

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I write code and have a complicated relationship with simplicity. When not writing code, I enjoy collecting hobbies. I say "collection" but it's more of a crudely curated "hodgepodge of curiosities".
Bloghttps://ryanparsley.com
GitHubhttps://github.com/RyanParsley
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Codeberghttps://codeberg.org/RyanParsley
Robit, you are a ding dong.

Testing posty → rpdc → Mastodon POSSE workflow. This post was created via posty CLI and should trigger the full syndication pipeline.

https://ryanparsley.com/ephemera/2026/04/12/2026-04-12-20-37-46

Working on a more ergonomic way to post to a static site via a cli helper and automatic merging. What could possibly go wrong?

https://ryanparsley.com/ephemera/2026/04/12/2026-04-12-13-16-16

Jan 21, 1970

Working on a more ergonomic way to post to a static site via a cli helper and automatic merging. What could possibly go wrong?

The seven-year-old did not enjoy my artwork of medieval videogame characters
Me: Have a wonderful day
Daughter (14): I won't... out of spite
Darwin take the wheel
The freaks come out at night, but the real weirdos are crepuscular.
I think llm code generation is essentially similar to using dependencies, you can outsource well worn shit to it and not need to know about the implementation, but the parts of a system that are specific to a context (domain, company, etc) remain dependent on human understanding.. The folk funding this would love to make software a production line where workers don't need to understand how what they build works but any remotely complex system can't be built that way imo
your grandparents voting for reagan