Welcome to the Book of Hours, Librarian
Picking books from my phsyical library to go onto the shelves of Book of Hours. The post Welcome to the Book of Hours, Librarian appeared first on ClickedyClick .
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A Sunday Evening Note
This blog was left fallow for quite a while now. And to the surprise of no-one, the more I wanted to plant something in it (something, anything!) the harder it became to add to it. I ve been researching writing essays, as if those were the inspiration of filling in the space here. But that didn t [ ] The post A Sunday Evening Note appeared first on ClickedyClick .
Tableau’s 3834D197 error: Pivot Tables in Google Sheets
Fixing an error where one has to both find the issue, and find that Tableau was getting in the way of seeing when the issue was actually fixed. The post Tableau s 3834D197 error: Pivot Tables in Google Sheets appeared first on ClickedyClick .
How to Think Differently When Internet Searches Are Metered
A few months ago I ve tried to up to Kagi, a subscription-based search engine, that I heard a lot of good stuff of. Since I was in a country where their payment system didn t work yet, I couldn t actually complete the signup. They ve generously given a Starter plan me for free while their system was [ ] The post How to Think Differently When Internet Searches Are Metered appeared first on…
Installing Arch Linux as an incremental game
Once in a decade or so the time comes to install (or reinstall) my personal computer. This time the occasion is getting a new laptop, something more modern, something more capable. The time passed and the changes in technology since the last time I had to do this means that the installation is likely familiar, [ ] The post Installing Arch Linux as an incremental game appeared first on…
The curious case of binfmt for x86 emulation for ARM Docker
Seemingly identical configurations, different results. When two methods for setting up x86 emulation on ARM showed the exact same system configuration but behaved completely differently in Docker, I began questioning my system administration knowledge and my sanity and briefly contemplated a new career as a blacksmith. This is a debugging tale for those working [ ] The post The curious case of…
Software Engineering when AI seems Everywhere
It s pretty much impossible to miss the big push to use AI/LLM (Large Language Model) coding assistants for software engineers. Individual engineers, small and large companies seem to be going all in on this1. I m generally wary of things that are this popular, as those often turn out more cargo cult than genuinely positive. So [ ] The post Software Engineering when AI seems Everywhere appeared…
Refreshing Airplane Tracking Software With and Without AI
Bug fixing with LLMs won't get you far if you don't speak the (programming) language, so better use your head. The post Refreshing Airplane Tracking Software With and Without AI appeared first on ClickedyClick .
Adventures into Code Age with an LLM
It s a relaxed Saturday afternoon, and I just remembered some nerdy plots I ve seen online for various projects, depicting code age over time: how does your repository change over the months and years, how much code still survives from the beginning till now, etc Something like this made by the author of curl: It looks [ ] The post Adventures into Code Age with an LLM appeared first on…
Git login and commit signing with security
Evaluating SSH keys for both access and authorship, and making use of password managers to store and serve those keys. The post Git login and commit signing with security appeared first on ClickedyClick .