Artemis Neko @Arteneko@queer.party

Welp, today marks the day I deleted my dev.to account.

Been a mod for a while on it, but I ultimately dropped activity after being increasingly tired of seeing it *filled* with marketing and aggressive advertisement bullshit for which the other mods and comms managers seemed pretty comfortable with.

It's become an empty platform, filled with nothing but "buy buy buy".
No more actually interesting complex tech articles.

I'm out of there.

@stolas "LGBT", "Political protests", yeah no, the only politics at play here are people who want to stomp on other people's right to exist and love.

twinkle twinkle little star, why is drawing an eye so fucking hard

At first, I wanted to go the usual `builder ./input ./output` route, but that makes dynamic inputs much harder to build (e.g. a document that relies on another document, such as an index page).

Using my janet script for Gmi to Gmi / HTML (preprocessing + some stuff) allows me to do

```
#!/usr/bin/env -S janet blog.janet
```

and run

```
MODE=gmi ./document > $OUTPUT
```

for Gemini and

```
MODE=html ./document > $OUTPUT
```

for HTML and RSS.

Pretty neat

For my personal blog's builder, I wanted to have executable / plaintext GMI document interop, so I could simply do something like `CONTENT=$(./document)` in my SSG and get something ready.

Using that as shebang does the trick pretty well
#!/usr/bin/env -S tail -n +2

(we'll note that this quiz is requiring us to attend on-site. In the middle of a global pandemic, where our county is literally the WORST ONE at handling this, and where corona-chan runs rampant.)

Imagine studying in tech and having a 2h multiple-choice quiz with negative scoring grading your ability to remember by heart around 500 mathematical formulae, most of which are around 3 to 4 lines-long.

HOW THE FUCK IS THAT ANY EFFECTIVE AT GRADING US STUDENTS?

THIS IS THE EXACT REASON WHY STUDENTS ARE CONSIDERING SCHOOL A FUCKING JOKE, YOU FUCKING MORONS.

Vivaldi browser setting default shortcuts for "Create a note from the selected text" and "Inspect element" to Ctrl+Shift+C.

You cannot change the "Inspect element" one, but you can remove the note one.

Except that if you remove the note one, the inspect element one is still broken.

I love the modern web.

This school project requires us to use the cancerous "modern" react + mongodb bullshit.

It's so annoying to develop using this tool suite, you stack tons and tons and tons of build tools and shitty libraries together.

My laptop setup had polybar, I finished reinstalling it and took the time to switch to yabar to test.

Wow, it's at least 10 times faster to compile, no more hanging away from the laptop for 10min when compiling polybar

Looking at my dotfiles, I forgot about this