Nov 08, 2024 from ~hedy Custom syntax highlighting with Hugo and Tree-sitter I recently helped migrate the homepage of Cognate, a stack-based, lisp- and ML-inspired programming language, to Hugo. Here’s how I added Cognate language syntax highlighting for our Hugo site. # O...
Nov 05, 2024 from ~hedy Add a Meta page to your personal website Update (2024-11-11) I’ve made a webring! Read more about this topic at meta-ring.hedy.dev If you have a personal website, chances are, you take great care into making your site yours. You update it...
Nov 04, 2024 from ~hedy Typing vs Writing I type faster than I can write. But regardless of how I put my thoughts down, the speed at which my thoughts can keep up with me putting them down is the same[1]. I believe that my speed of thought...
Oct 31, 2024 from The Linkfest Linkfest #26: “Cryptophasia”, Wigner Crystals, and How van Gogh Mastered Turbulence Hello hello! It’s time for my latest “Linkfest” — or, "the opposite of doomscrolling”, crammed full of the finest items of science, culture and technology that I could find, entirely just for you. ...
Oct 24, 2024 from Adventures in Open Source Software 2024 dbt Labs Coalesce Conference I traveled for much of the last two months and during that time I went to four conferences. I usually like to write about them when they are happening but I wasn’t able to manage it, so I’m offerin...
Oct 10, 2024 from cascading space Gender Journey In which a time of gender questioning is succinctly summarized.
Oct 10, 2024 from nutcroft Get Me Out Of Data Hell It is 9:59 AM in Melbourne, 9th October, 2024. Sunlight filters through my windows, illuminating swirling motes of dust across my living room. There is a cup of tea in my hand. I take a sip and sav...
Oct 07, 2024 from The Linkfest Linkfest #25: The "Third Thumb", Prairie Strips, and Science Proves People Love Spoilers Hello folks! It’s time for my latest “Linkfest” — i.e. "the opposite of doomscrolling”, in which I ceaselessly roam the Internet’s Plutonian shores to find the subtlest gems of science, culture and...
Oct 05, 2024 from R74n Newsletter 👻 Sandboxels v1.10.1 - Creepy Crawlies - OUT NOW 🕸️ The scariest Sandboxels update of all time is here, including Spiders, Webs, Souls, Candy Corn, and more! This is just one of the many Halloween events happening around R74n this month.
Oct 03, 2024 from Meadow On surrendering and the fallacy of control Yesterday, around 1:30 AM, I woke up with a feeling that I needed to vomit. I tried getting up, but I immediately felt faint and did indeed faint. I was a bit sick all over the place. Thankfully, i...
Oct 03, 2024 from Meadow On surrendering and the fallacy of control Yesterday, around 1:30 AM, I woke up with a feeling that I needed to vomit. I tried getting up, but I immediately felt faint and did indeed faint. I was a bit sick all over the place. Thankfully, i...
Sep 30, 2024 from cascading space The Deal With WordPress The boat has been rocked. By someone firing a cannon. At its own fleet.
Sep 24, 2024 from The Linkfest Linkfest #24: Secret Cars, New Euripides, and "The Torino Impact Hazard Scale" Hello there! It’s time for my latest “Linkfest” — i.e. "the opposite of doomscrolling”, in which I carefully and patiently boil the entire Internet to produce a delicious reduction of its most esse...
Sep 20, 2024 from cascading space Background Clipping A neat effect to use text as a window to the universe!
Sep 19, 2024 from nutcroft Tossed Salads And Scrumbled Eggs With the decision to focus on our consultancy full-time in 2025, my time as an employee draws to a close. My attitude has become that of an entomologist observing a strange insect which can miracul...
Sep 09, 2024 from Meadow Judging is a trap I was going through my Obsidian notes and noticed that there are a couple of almost-finished posts that are actually quite good—more than a couple, in fact. My intuition tells me it’s both good and...
Sep 09, 2024 from Meadow Judging is a trap I was going through my Obsidian notes and noticed that there are a couple of almost-finished posts that are actually quite good—more than a couple, in fact. My intuition tells me it’s both good and...
