No central server, only BitTorrent
BEP 44 - store 1000 bytes on the BitTorrent distributed hash table
writings by shae
BEP 44 - store 1000 bytes on the BitTorrent distributed hash table
Data deduplication with monoidal hashing
physics, astronomy
Why you should keep a collection of small fun puzzles.
You just switched to a split keyboard, now what?
syntax tree for diff, merge, navigate, edit
bribe me plz, I will write cool things
write about your cool thing so I can find them
Posted on 2024-12-12 I read Reducing Interruptions at Work: A Large-Scale Field Study of FlowLight and built my own FlowLight. When I first heard about this paper from the second author, Chris Corley, he said something to the effect of “the easiest way to detect if a programmer is in flow is to see if they’re typing into their programmer’s editor.” This is the approach I wanted to implement. Go…
How do I run a Haskell source file like a shell script?
Bus Factor and Goodhart's Law
frustration, confusion, resolution
frustration, confusion, resolution
good, bad, and expensive
step by step installing gridsync and private storage and sharing data
just the right amount of property tests
Android app in Haskell, six months, no previous Android experience
optimal pairing by language preference using SMT solvers
there must be a better way to video chat
Shae attends another Recurse Center batch
A stream of consciousness recording of my attempt to debug an emacs problem
Why pay thousands for a hearing aid when you could pay $300?
Stranger Strings or the new-ish way to redefine keyboard layouts in the X Window System
Other people already know how to do this well
How do I get started optimizing cost/benefit with constraints?
I want to use sparklines to display data in tmux
suggestions and ideas for the markov keybaord
how I installed Linux on my RISC-V board
retrospective on two weeks at the recurse center
markov keyboard that changes with every letter you type
sketch of a mastermind game in elisp
setting up xmonad on ubuntu 19.04
hakyll blog posts from emacs
Recurse Center is amazing, I can barely wait to start
how to speed up your Haskell code