OUAIIII STÉPHAANE

tip: priv doesn't check the feed aturi, so you can create a feed generator definition record pointing to did:web:priv.merkletr.ee on any account (or with any name!) and it'll work just as much as the one on @priv.merkletr.ee

okay so. looks like i'm gonna have to implement ec point decompression in haskell :) with no experience

i listen to the classics because its fun when i can recognize samples

I keep forgetting about 12122017 despite it being madeon's best work... like it's really good but I never really think to go out of my way to listen to it, I just click it on accident and get really surprised that yeah I enjoy music that I know I like.

every week that Canada post is on strike I will add another stripe to their logo

yeah we have a pretty standard kubernetes setup at work. the usual two clusters; develop (kind) and production (mean)

w:_(r:16%9)*h:900;s:w,h;v:(r*2),-2 0;c:0 0 -1-v%2 S:{a:+/x*x;$[d:(h*h:+/x*y)-a*c:(+/y*y)-z*z;(h-%d)%a;0]} R:{$[0<h:S[x;0 0 -1-y;0.5];o[0 0 1+h;h:y+x*h]%2;0<t:((y-2)%x)1;@[&3;1+~/(1<2!)'(y+t*x)0 2;:;1];1-0.7 0.5 0*x@1]} "r.ppm"0:("P3";`k@s;$255),,/{(!w){`k@_255*R[;&3]c+v*,[;0](1+2*x,y)%2*s}' \x}'!h

we need a language optimized for beautifully aligned code. one where true and false are the same length. one where input and output are the same length. one where add and remove are the same length. we should code in... french.

oh fun @did-plc/lib hasn't had its updates published in so long that the key format returned by zplc (which uses it) is different from the one returned by plc.directory THE COMMIT WHICH CHANGES THE FORMAT WAS IN AUGUST 2023

oh btw priv isnt on tangled because last time i tried it, docker couldnt figure out how to clone from it, and thats a requirement for me since i deploy all my personal projects through docker compose.yamls that go services: priv: build: "https://github.com/TechnoJo4/priv.git#main" # ...

so much for "im not going to work on atproto again" i guess

warnings on @priv.merkletr.ee auth is not validated yet: anyone can see your feed and send reports on your behalf it's not 100% lexicon-conforming current. reports might show an error but work in reality. I'll make a real announcement post for it when it's truly ready (i.e. the above are fixed)

hi

lesson learned: haskell in docker absolutely destroys iteration speed

the office is for wishing you could be working on personal projects instead of on jira tickets. home is for being too adhd to work on personal projects

the source code for my appview that i ran until last december is now public github.com/goeo-/goeovi...

i write code as an excuse to change my social media pfps and banners

i'd kinda forgotten my image manipulation scripts were public but since they are i guess i should post about them github.com/TechnoJo4/im... just rewrote this effect i like a lot — repeated shift and xor very simple but gives pretty nice results with a lot of variation

cybersci in 2 weeks...

5D is the best death grips song

not a fan of bitbucket.org/amotus/rest-...

what do you mean there's no way to pattern match a string prefix do i really gotta case s of 'd':'i':'d':':':'p':'l':'c':':':v -> --...

successfully consuming jetstream from haskell now comes the fun part

updating ghc

might have the worst scheduling conflict ever rn oops

remade my "ctf team" "logo" in handwritten svg

every time an aesop rock album releases it just makes me listen more to all the other albums

listening to the new aesop rock album now sounds pretty good so far

26tb for 340cad.... www.seagate.com/ca/en/produc...

new ouai stéphane just droppped www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWm1...

broke prod today i hate kubernetes

"make illegal states unrepresentables?" sorry thats woke functional programming bullshit i don't believe in that. stop using foreign key constraints

it baffles me that go users decided gorm was acceptable. sure let's use DBs solely through a library that doesn't let you make compound foreign keys. of course, it just reflects go as a whole; "surely nobody has a usecase for that, let's just make using it impossible!" i really wish they didn't!

oh yay hackfest is this week i almost forgot

i should make a generic lua atproto client js needs codegen cause it's a bad language that hasn't seen the light of metatables but in lua you can kinda just do whatever so

oh SHIT

To implement robust mitigations across Geomys, I did a survey of open source project compromises in 2024/2025. Three root causes dominate: phishing, control handoff, and unsafe GitHub Actions triggers. All three can be systematically avoided. words.filippo.io/compromise-s...

someone please convince me not to buy another $200 pair of headphones

gm

kaytranada classic, timeless

the only really bad thing about the go if err != nil thing is that the code style discourages collapsing { return; } into a single line, as you'd typically do with early returns in most other languages

top is never gonna top trench

Error handling in Go is cringe but not because of if err != nil. It's because of fmt.Errorf("blah failed: %w", err)

whats the point of a local testing docker setup if you're not gonna run the same containers as prod in them who decided it was fine for the dev container to just run air and mount the whole damn codebase into the container