Patrick Foley

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Integration software developer, mostly using aws lambda and sst.dev with typescript. Violinist for fun but pretty serious about it
One of the great curses in technology is that, if you’ve ever built a content management system, especially a blogging tool, you can never stop building better ones in your head, even though the actual products in reality never get any better. Here @mathowie falls down the rabbit hole again. https://a.wholelottanothing.org/a-blueprint-of-my-dream-blogging-cms/
Ideas for my dream blogging CMS

Ever since I changed over from Wordpress to Ghost to power this site, I've gotten emails and replies asking me if Ghost is really good and worth making the jump from any other blogging engines. My answer is this: it's currently the least bad one out there, but it is

A Whole Lotta Nothing
Microsoft has quietly launched an end to end Code Signing solution and it's free until June while in Preview https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/security-compliance-and-identity/trusted-signing-is-in-public-preview/ba-p/4103457 Do you have an open source app or project and strugging with code signing? Give this a try
Trusted Signing is in Public Preview

The Trusted Signing service (formerly Azure Code Signing) is a Microsoft fully managed end-to-end signing solution for developers. Figure 1: Creating a Trusted..

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'you go to prison not for stealing, but for stealing too little'

this might helpfully distinguish theft as an emergent market corrective that spontaneously reallocates hoarded and clogged wealth, and theft as primitive accumulating, cartel extorting, market disciplining dispossession

ie the poor steal to satisfy their deprived needs, which is criminalized and punished, while the rich steal to accrue capital and exact tolls on restricted access, which is permitted and protected

@bcham so the poor steal to satisfy their deprived needs, and the rich steal to satisfy their depraved wants
@shanselman I like how it didn’t explain (too soon) what was happening with the 3 of them … left it as a little puzzle for the audience to chew on for a few minutes. Oh, and the cats were great
Sam Altman right now.
“The most accurate image AI has ever generated” via https://skeeet.xyz/profile/justingarrison.com/post/3keb43sucp42n
Justin Garrison (justingarrison.com)

This is the most accurate image AI has ever generated

So, for a little project I needed to compress a bit of data, and @cancel and I made up a spec that should be possible to implemented on small systems without too much headaches.

I wrote a bit of documentation for it, and I was wondering if anyone wanted to put the docs to the test and see if they could write a toy implementation in a language of their choice. It'd help me see if there's things missing in the docs.

http://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/ulz_format

So, think of it as a little puzzle.

XXIIVV — ulz format

@b0rk sweet … thanks so much!
@b0rk interesting stuff … I code almost exclusively on node these days (1-man team, mostly aws lambda), and I manage different environments with nvm. It looks like nix solves similar (and more) problems as nvm in a MUCH more generalized way … is that approximately correct? If I’m happy with nvm (and I don’t often use containers), am I being reasonable not to switch?