INBOX
| created | 2026-04-28 00:20 |
| modified | 2026-06-05 07:22 |
This is where I dump stuff to look at or think about later.
Quotes dump
The “action” can also be framed as “shoulds”. Are you thinking someone else should be doing something and the fact that they’re not angers you? Should they close their mouth when they chew? Should they have basic manners? Should other drivers always signal and behave perfectly? Should that person on the train turn off their music?
When framed like this you can see it’s a control issue. You have no control what others do, but very strong feelings what they should do, and it’s all based on your opinion.
You gotta ask yourself what you want, then work backwards
The “grit and sacrifice through pain” narrative is classic “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” meritocracy BS that we’ve been fed like foie gras-destined geese since we were born, when in reality, the most successful people in this world are the ones who’ve never had to scrape and scrimp or otherwise live with any adversity their entire lives. src
There’s a heartwarming quote about this, ghoul. “The time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own.” src
Best case scenario, it’s a waste of time. Worst case scenario, it’s evil. And let’s be real, it’s definitely both. on social media. src
The parking lot, like any at a popular destination, is unfixable and destined to be hell forever — due to the gargantuan size of the average American car, and the poor emotional regulation and spatial skills of the average American driver. I’ll take my cargo bike and enjoy front row parking any day :) on berkeley bowl parking lot, src
You can’t demand a service and then degrade those who provide it.
How am I supposed to prioritize this meeting in the absence of an agenda?
Using and relying on AI creates cognitive atrophy.
We are suppose to think. To be creative. To problem solve.
I’m a therapist and I joined this group because so many of my clients are being forced to use AI. They are also losing hope, losing trust in themselves for simple basic things and their nervous systems are overwhelmed
https://www.media.mit.edu/publications/your-brain-on-chatgpt/
Topics dump
- Lua
- performative apathy
- discord as a “walled garden” of information, and the decline of public forums
- The longevity of “lmfao”
- Dawarich
- Why do I self-host?
- MagicDNS
- DNS
- Proxmox
- router/modem
- Working/Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mBnmX6hN0s “every single choice trades money for minor comfort” “convenience isn’t the enemy, but convenience as default bleeds you dry”
- Working/arr stack
- deno
- developing a morning routine
- ACME (acme challenge)
- why be anti-big tech?
- Unraid
- Network-attached storage
- TrueNAS
- Wireguard
- Virtual private network
- HexOS
- MQTT
- web socket
- OIDC
- albi(?)
- jellyfin
- linux fest
- Fediverse
- tsdproxy
- Karakeep
- Python closures
- Python decorators
- Protobuf
- Provisioning
- Test-driven development
- Writing good mockable code
- Model context protocol (MCP)
- Sole proprietorship
- Limited liability company
- Abstract base class - Tags/object-oriented programming
- Python Generic and TypeVar
- hypervisor
- threading
- Python context manager -
enter,exit,__del__ - P and NP (computer science)
- Public key cryptography
- Traveling salesman problem
- How much would it cost to run an AI stack locally
- When to use bare-metal, embedded linux, rtos?
- Interactive landscape of consciousness
- ARTICLE Cognitive Debt: When Velocity Exceeds Comprehension
- “The organization is effectively trading its pipeline of future Staff Engineers for this quarter’s feature delivery.”
- Closed vs open loop
- ghcr - saw it while installing docker stuff; like an app store for docker containers?
- resolveconf, resolved
- iptables
- lwip (lightweight IP), a tcp/ip stack commonly used in embedded systems
- pragma
- “model” (in Qt)
- REDDIT what is it like working in big tech?
- Lessons learned from Perfect Days (2023)
- Keyring
- Display manager
- https://deathbyclawd.com/ lmao
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- POSIX
- Car dependency and suburban sprawl promoting antisocial attitudes