lily puppy

I think atproto has given me the want to start building out various microservices for friends to use, mostly because I can use atproto for authentication and that's huge for me as I didn't want to use some self-hosted SSO or the like:)

was going to say that raid secretly hates you but I'm not so sure it's a secret-- super glad you had a copy

thinking about this wrong tbh. i should just focus on providing a good, simple abstraction first. the ast is _not_ that, internally i'll use the ast parser and then lower the ast to this format

hmm, trying to figure out an api design for this toml library that allows me to create a sweet kotlin dsl for it but also allows for a good java interop experience.. hmbhmbhmbbbbb. I suppose some set of custom annotations could help bc no delegate properties, idk

734/734 :sparkles:

730/734, just a few invalid toml tests left

there's buttercup but unfortunately earlier this year the maintainer decided to leave, and I don't think there's a fork or anything

gleepy sleepy..

but also like; yknow; glorified next word guesser, obviously this is going to be the case

i've also tried to use LLMs in "agent mode" in complex projects before (e.g, me and my wifes risc-v emulator) and even for the most BASIC tasks it falls on its face every single time. keepassxc is a considerably more complex, more critical piece of software than that

im definitely not someone who just outright hates the thought of using it in any capacity or for any code ever but i also understand that a lot of people who do hate it more for moral reasons which yeah fair enough, i'm just lucky enough to have a GPU with 24GB of vram so i can do local shit easily

i love how i had to cut down this post to be not nuanced at all because of the 300 character limit, god forbid someone wants to have a fucking discussion bluesky

using LLMs for a program like keepassxc is wild to me. i dont hate stuff like LLM inline assist either and i do use it (local LLMs mostly, though), but i also disable it for anything critical. they're "good at things" that've been written 100000 times before

urge to send this to someone without context

toml parser passes 675/734 conformance tests! :D

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A screenshot of an IDE window with a successful test result, 99 tests passed.

almost done with da toml parser (assuming I'm actually spec conformant lol)

maow

fun tip, I hear a lot of people being ashamed of not being able to draw backgrounds but you can actually work it out so a white background adds a certain feeling. Desolation, for example. Basically all interesting art is a matter of good direction more than raw technique

some years back I was making a company doing a ton of shit with some friends and we ended up with nearly two hundred repositories in a single organization. This was <four> people. none of us were very well off, so paying for multiple seats across multiple orgs wasn't something we wanted to do either

basically I want "folders" for repositories. like I want to be able to have both git.service/user-or-org/some-directory/backend and git.service/user-or-org/some-other-directory/backend and then just fine-grained access control. it would be so fucking useful

why does gitlab Need to keep making their platform more annoying to use!! I swear I liked gitlab more back in 2017/2018/2019 than i do now!! thank god for things like forgejo and tangled (even if neither of them provide me with what I want and never will)

wruff

ok this was a lie I rewrote my parser because I didn't read the spec well enough so I wasn't compliant. this time around so far afaict I am fully spec-compliant. Will run against toml-tests soon:tm:

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ill finish it up more tn/tmrw and post it cause we need more 0-dep simple libraries. kotlinx.serialization is nice, but not for things that are meant to be human-editable, imo.

Just wrote a simple asf TOML parser in Kotlin because this puppy wants a nice config library and ktoml-core just can't do what I want

hottest take of the year:

FOSS projects should accept vulnerability reports without patches like any other kind of issue and make them public as soon as they arrive.

in my experience it ends up with the non emacs girl attempting emacs keybindings and then falling on her face because wtf are these keybinds (i might be the non emacs girl)