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Latest noteJul 21, 2026

steak bibimbap: sushi rice veg (of choice) marinade: - 2 tbs soy sauce - 2 tbs sesame oil - 1 tsp sugar (white or brown) - 1 tsp maple syrup (opt sugar) - ~1 clove minced sauce: - 4 tbsp gochujang - 2 tbsp sesame oil - 2 tbsp maple syrup - 2 tbsp water - 2 cloves water - a wee bit of a ginger

for a nice late summer day

the extent to which i trust my intuition is a blessing and a curse. on the one hand, confidence is very helpful. if i trust myself enough to lean on my intuition and things go well, my confidence increases and i feel more capable. like power stances in the mirror have some scientific basis, i think this makes a difference. on the other hand, i am often duped by my own aggrandized or myopic self-narration. in particular, confidence to paper over a lack of discipline that is not healthy

open source your shit!

stop being precious with your code! good! you have just defined the worldview, and you understand it better than they did bc you ideated it.... right? not claude, right? the process by which your code was created (you) is more valuable than any artifact of yours or your claudeminions. if people copy you, you are probably doing something better than someone is able to invent themselves. besides, the atproto hounds are never going to let that copycat rest, and if they succeed anyways, making your ...

first pckt post!

i have been writing a lot of atproto things in zig! and so, i have started working on a zig SDK for atproto so that i don't need to reimplement DID parsing or handle resolution over and over again (which is not a bad thing to have to do at first, as it helps remind me how the protocol works and also ziglang, which is relatively new to me) here's the (wip) SDK:

the power of software compels you!

most people do not care about the atproto moral claim

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