Znak v0.21.0 is out with one breaking change: it's now on @tangled.org! The import path is `tangled.org/zerolimits.dev/znak` instead of `github.com/noclaps/znak` You can read the changelog here: tangled.org/@zerolimits.... P.S. thoughts on making Znak a supported markup renderer in Tangled?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ56... it passed with flying colors, im honestly impressed

you reckon this is a good enough response to the question? lol

curse thee slow internet for delaying me from accessing the glory of the glass update

I made a Dystopian Chat → dystochat.skyshelf.app What if in near future we cannot even talk to each other directly. Instead, our messages are always processed and paraphrased by AI to make everybody safe and happy?

@tangled.sh's markdown can render some truly beautiful equations thanks to @zerolimits.dev! full sample here: tangled.sh/strings/oppi...

btw another new feature is that the markdown rendering in Tangled now supports LaTeX! that was added by me so of course i think its cool, but i reckon it might be useful to others too it uses github.com/Wyatt915/tre... which is an awesome pure go library to convert LaTeX to MathML

no better feeling than removing thousands of lines of code with every commit

Did you know your MacBook has a sensor that knows the exact angle of the screen hinge? It’s not exposed as a public API, but I figured out a way to read it and make it sound like an old wooden door.

oh hey kurzgesagt made a video about me

Znak 0.20.0 is now out, with one breaking change, that you define your syntax highlighting theme in CSS now! Znak is a markdown-like markup language made in Go with features like heading ids, syntax highlighting using Tree-sitter, and LaTeX support built in github.com/noClaps/znak

everywhere i go, i see his face

pkg v0.3.1 brings with it a pretty massive refactor (>500 LOC), some additional guardrails for the update command, a new search command, and more! github.com/pkg-mngr/pkg... there's also a new self-hosting guide at pkg.zerolimits.dev/self-hosting if you'd like to host your own remote manifest host

every time i try zig i feel like i've completely forgotten programming, like im using an alien language. my c brain simply cannot handle the zig way of doing things and i dont know why

go looks so nice and clean and linear when all you have is a main function, but then you go one too many modules deep and suddenly you have `if err != nil` and super long names everywhere maybe im just bad at go and/or naming

@rakhim.org does minifeed support atom feeds? i removed the rss feed on my blog in favor of atom and now minifeed doesn't have the latest posts the new url is blog.zerolimits.dev/feed.atom

pkg 0.3.0 brings a few new changes, including cross-platform support (currently the packages are for Linux and macOS, x64 and arm64 only), as well as a new URL: github.com/pkg-mngr/pkg thanks @codycody31.dev for contributing the Linux and macOS x64 packages, and getting me to do this at all!

moommm, github's being funky again

just released applause v0.3.10, now with support for ZSH completions. you can read the documentation for how to use it here: github.com/noClaps/appl...

loved this video, i took these screenshots while watching on nebula because i thought they were so beautiful. it took some effort but so worth it, these could genuinely be wallpapers lol

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUx0... this might be the greatest video about coffee ever

been working on a very simple package manager for macos and its been my favorite project to do so far. still got a few things to do to make the user experience better, but so far its coming along nicely. ive already replaced homebrew with it lol github.com/noClaps/pkg pkg.zerolimits.dev

i could only dream of being this chaotic

napi.rs/blog/announc... this is HUGE

new-af.github.io/blog/1-based... i agree with a lot of the points here about 1-based indexing being more intuitive, but i think deviating from the common 0-based indexing is already confusing enough to me in the few languages that do it that i'd rather just have 0-based

shake shake shake senora

just released applause v0.3.5 with support for subcommands. applause is a command line argument parser for Go, with its design mainly inspired by clap-rs github.com/noClaps/appl...

rip guess i cant dm anymore and no im not giving them my face or credit card to verify my age

blog.zerolimits.dev/posts/random... new post about random numbers

TIL you can cmd + double click links in the macos terminal to open them in your browser

anytime i see a cat pic or video i think "i need one of those asap" then i think for like 5s and realise im barely responsible enough to keep myself alive, i absolutely do not trust myself with another living creature

im so confused why spotify removed their how to shuffle songs blog post from 2014 engineering.atspotify.com/2014/02/how-...

i love that @kagi.com has custom css, i can finally achieve minimalism in my search engine without fiddling around with ublock origin's element picker i still have more to do, i just figured i'd show off my last maybe 30 mins of work

anytime i hear the word "nexus" im reminded of this

i love doing osint stuff

github.com/noClaps/nbody nbody.zerolimits.dev i made an n-body simulation a couple weeks ago, that was a fun exercise in physics and typescript you can click to add planets, edit their text to change their mass, and right click to remove them. spacebar plays/pauses the simulation

@wlo.moe hey its noClaps (from discuit), @codycody31.dev and i have a project that we're working on, was wondering if you'd be interested

love using a browser that's so early in development that i have to manually download and drag the icon over to Applications every time a new version drops because auto-update doesnt work at least im not compiling it from source i guess