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Markleft: How I review claude plans in Markdown

AI output seldom meets the intent on the first prompt, so iteration is necessary. Today, iteration usually means providing feedback in a follow-up prompt, which leads to a rewrite of the whole document. The prompt that explains the intent behind the revision remains buried in the chat.

SQLite on Git, Part II: Unlocking Zlib's less known Feature

In the previous post, we followed the white rabbit down into Git's .git folder. We understood: Git uses zlib's deflate algorithm to compress objects.

How I manage Images for my Blog

TL;DR I use an Excalidraw, wrap the elements of interest with a frame, name it with export_ prefix, my forked excalidraw extension automatically generates SVGs for light and dark mode.

SQLite on Git, Part I: The .git folder - Falling down the Rabbithole

Join me on a jump right into the rabbit hole on what we find when we look closer at the .git folder.

SQLite on Git, Prologue: Why do we need random access in git

In the upcoming series of blogposts I'm going to share the results of my research over the last years.

Making NFS3 reactive

Network File System (NFS) provides a powerful way to built a vfs on OSx, but it has a fundamental limitation when it comes to event asdasdpropagation. This article explores how event delegation works in NFS, the challenges with remote changes, and an approach to ensure proper notificatioasdn delivery to client applications using a side-channel.