2024-07-05 : Random Geekery

Activity Log

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 07:17

oh no i thought of a way to make my terrible idea even worse

was thinking “how do I get metadata about my Logseq files? You know, creation timestamp, last change timestamp, maybe previous history for redirects in the published graph?”

:blobthinking:

Well, since I don’t trust Logseq sync, I use Git-based sync.

:blobthinking:

Now I’m looking at Go libraries that I can use as a sort of Git porcelain.

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 09:07

To give you more of an idea just how much of a Pacific Northwest person I am:

I keep forgetting the term “air conditioning.” Fish around for something that maps to what I know.

Multiple times I told @IamMrsGeek that I have checked or adjusted “the cooling.”

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 10:46

@grmpyprogrammer of whoever came up with the Python debugger?

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 11:02

@grmpyprogrammer Ah well. I tried.

I’ve found the debugger slightly less painful under VS Code, but honestly continue to lean hardest on log debugging.

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 11:06

Unfortunately my Logseq-parsing code is really good at identifying inconsistencies introduced by early morning bulk edit sessions.

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 12:28

I’m sorry what?

Cropped view of iOS weather app, indicating temperature “feels like” 102F because humidity is making it feel hotter

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 12:38

@thegibson yeah it’s hot enough for me here.

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 15:29

My code spending 850ms doing a frankly ridiculous amount of transformation when parsing and exporting my Logseq graph.

Writing a 16MB JSON file into a Hugo site that uses content adapters and a derivative of the logseq-hugo-template theme. 3-6s to build on Windows.

Don’t know if any of the above will last, but it’s kind of fun having basically no wait for building a publishable graph.

work in progress rendering of one of my blog posts

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 18:17

Switched some of the more verbose logging over to Debug level and now the ridiculous amount of transformation happens in 450ms.

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 19:18

Big #Satisfactory announcement

Satisfactory Announcement - YouTube

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 19:44

Hardly ever saw clouds lit up from below before moving here. Now it’s practically routine.

#Tuscon

clouds overhead, undersides lit up pink and orange by the setting sun

hackers.town: 2024-07-05 Fri 20:57

Got as far as listing all the files in HEAD via go-git, realized that yes I can do the nifty tricks I want, but it’d complicate things unnecessarily at this point.

Saved the code sketch in my notes, though. That’ll come in handy later.