Screenshot of my Niri config
Trying out Niri, a scrollable tiling window manager and enjoying it so far.
Screenshot of my Niri config
Trying out Niri, a scrollable tiling window manager and enjoying it so far.
I've been putting todo lists in project directories lately. I think it would be cool to have a system that searches up parent directories for todos.
So you could do something like a todo
command and see todos for your current directory as well as a parent directory like dev
. So a natural hierarchy.
I guess search / grep is probably also fast enough you could pretty easily search through child branches as well.
It's holiday break and I'm doing some config stuff. I keep thinking about wanting to set my computer up as a "magic terminal". Where it boots into the command line - maybe into some combo of a tmux and neovim session, and everything is magical but through this sort of retro command line interface.
I feel like I'm making progress but also getting caught in the weeds...
I did a couple of quick improvised desk additions today. Making a hole for a countdown timer to sit and a mounting system for a roll of paper. Real task management tools.
Embedded countdown timer and todo list scroll
New keyboard cutout and tray - and keyboard!
I finally got my chocofi keyboard build working and then immediately felt like I wanted it lower - closer to my lap. Part of the idea of keeping my desk in perpetual prototype mode is that I feel empowered to do things like cut a tray out of it - so I did.
The first step was a hole
Teacups with handles added onto them
Bruce Sterling essay on the weird hand-made objects in Alexander Calder's home.
Tools hanging on tool stands hung on a french cleat.
I reorganized the garage space a bit and decided to finally try something I've watched many youtube videos on - a French cleat. In it's simplest form it's a board with one edge cut at a 45 degree angle. You can hang things on it with backers cut at the matching angle.
I love this kind of adjustability mostly because it cuts down on paralysis. I'm not sure how much I'll actually rearrange here (probably some) but the real advantage is I could make these tool holders without feeling like I'm 'locked in' to them or that I should deeply consider and optimize.
Screenshot of the UI for my MP4 converter web app in progress
The frontend to node server to ffmpeg app is basically working. I want to do something fun but also not too rabbit hole-y with the interface though.
Glitch art of four Raspberry Pi Zeros
By Caræsten. From https://bsky.app/profile/cara.city/post/3lbaudnhaak2n
Blaze Smith demoing constraint.systems
constraint.systems demo by Blaze Smith on TikTok
Thanks to Maxim for letting me know this happened.
Screenshot of prototype for converting movie files and GIFs
Making progress on the web-frontend + node-server-to-call-ffmpeg movie/gif converter. Mainly so far learning Node sort of has access to all your files if you want it too... optimistic if still not entirely sure where this one is going.