Agree.

#ai #technology

Things I would like every young web engineer to learn:

- anything you can do in CSS + HTML, you *should* do in CSS + HTML
- *framework du jour* is not a platform, it's a high-interest loan against your future capacity. The platform is the platform
- understanding the memory hierarchy *always* matters
- client-side isn't easier than the server, and "generalists" usually suck at client-side. Mind the (packet) gap
- managers who are not technical are not useful
- put users first, always

Announcing: https://justaqrcode.com.

Tired of "free" QR code generators that are full of ads and trackers, that share your data, and that want to sell you something? Me too. Here's my act of resistance: I made a one-page site that works entirely in your browser to generate a simple QR code. And that's all it does. You can download the HTML page and run it locally, even. Read the source; nothing up my sleeves. Just a QR code.

My offer to you -- I will continue to pay for the domain name and web hosting for it, myself. If you find it valuable, you can pay it back by creating your own useful thing for the world and releasing it for free. Let's take back the friendly web, one vexingly-monetized utility at a time!

#QRcode #Free #FriendlyWeb #Resistance

No as a service

https://naas.isalman.dev/no

#devops #api #naas #noasaservice

Here is a pro tip: Process substitution allows you to treat the output of a #Linux / #Unix command as if it were a file, or write output as if you were writing to a file, but have it piped into another command's input. It's handled by the shell like Bash or Zsh. Syntax:
<(command)
command1 <(command2)

Where you would normally put an input filename for a command, you can instead put <(some_other_command2)

when i was a student, ravensburger published a board game called »das verrückte labyrinth« (»aMAZEing labyrinth« in english, followed up by »das labyrinth der meister« a couple of years later. i played both games a lot.

recently, i‘ve been busy creating a pac-man-themed version of it. it is finally finished, so here are some photos. next: making the models available online.

(edit: success! see next posting for links to the 3d models!)