songkeys

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sharing thinking, coding, building, life-ing he/him/they/them github.com/songkeys

screenshot from website: Lecture: 35-225, 1:30–2:30pm (exception: 3–4pm on Friday 1/16) Discussion: OSSU Discord (use #missing-semester-forum like you would use Piazza, and #missing-semester to chat with the class/instructors) 1/12/26: Course Overview + Introduction to the Shell 1/13/26: Command-line Environment 1/14/26: Development Environment and Tools 1/15/26: Debugging and Profiling 1/16/26: Version Control and Git 1/20/26: Packaging and Shipping Code 1/21/26: Agentic Coding 1/22/26: Beyond the Code 1/23/26: Code Quality + Q&A
codex output: Worked for 1h 56m 51s
on chatgpt website, llm returns broken svg image (not code) rendered in code block
A set of 3D-printed crystal-like decorations displayed against a dark background, appearing semi-translucent and unlit.
3d printed version of my avatar
A 3D Benchy with layer separation, warping, and heavy stringing
When speaking with the guard at the Damona Birthing Retreat, Cobel says "Marsha White, ninth floor," to which the guard replies "Specialties Department," followed by Cobel saying, "I'm looking for a gold thimble". This phrase is taken from the thirty-fourth episode of the Twilight Zone, also titled "The After Hours", which features a mannequin that comes to life and believes she is a human. The thirty-fifth Twilight Zone episode following The After Hours is titled "The Mighty Casey," which features a main character who is secretly a robot. Given that the tenth episode of Severance Season 2 is titled "Cold Harbor" and thus presumably focuses on Gemma (Miss Casey), this may indicate a second layer of meaning behind the naming of this episode. https://severance-tv.fandom.com/wiki/The_After_Hours
TypeScript types can run DOOM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mCsluv5FXA
Severance S2.E9 • The After Hours S2.E10 • Cold Harbor
## Usage ### Default mantine theme 1. All-in-one import (recommended) To use the preset in your Tailwind CSS configuration, add it to the css file: ```css @import "tailwind-preset-mantine"; ``` That's it! Now you can use tailwind with mantine's style applied: ```tsx import { Button } from '@mantine/core'; export default function Page() { // `bg-red-500` will be `background-color: var(--mantine-color-red-5)` // `text-white` will be `color: var(--mantine-color-white)` return <Button className="bg-red-500 text-white">Hello</Button> } ```
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I hope he's wherever we go enjoying a damn fine cup of coffee 》 Dale Cooper: Harry, I'm going to let you in on a little secret: every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it; don't wait for it; just let it happen. It could be a new shirt in a men's store, a catnap in your office chair, or two cups of good, hot, black, coffee.
First Name: 🐿️ Last Name: Song Zhang
Evan You presenting Vite and the Future of JS Tooling
Data URLs Data URL can be used as a specifier passed to dynamic imports. Static data URL // ✅ Works fine on Deno Deploy const { val } = await import( "data:text/javascript,export const val = 42;" ); console.log(val); // -> 42 For data URLs, fully dynamic data is supported. Dynamic data URL function generateDynamicDataUrl() { const moduleStr = `export const val = ${Math.random()};`; return `data:text/javascript,${moduleStr}`; } // ✅ Works fine on Deno Deploy const { val } = await import(generateDynamicDataUrl()); console.log(val); // -> Random value is printed
> '🦋' > '𝕏' < true
Searching "You are" in stackblitz/blot.new GitHub repo, the prompt is in the first of search results.
Screenshot of the bluesky-social/social-app GitHub repository header displaying the repository name as bluesky-social/social-app.
A recursive screenshot showing a conversation about writing alt text. It contains three layers: 1) The original social media thread where a user reminds people to use alt text, and another user suggests using AI tools to help write descriptions, 2) A user asking Claude to help describe that thread as alt text, and 3) Claude's response providing the description.
Git commit history showing someone's definitely-not-rushed day: 'ok' (1h ago), 'lint' (1h ago), 'more' (1h ago), 'more' (2h ago), 'more' (4h ago), 'responsive (6h ago)', 'more' (6h ago), 'redirect' (13h ago), 'biz' (13h ago), 'more' (13h ago).
NOTPRON by David Münnich "The hardest riddle available on the internet"
After posting, it pops up "Your post has been published".
demoing the app
The website says "This event will begin 10:00 PM Friday, November 1 Singapore Standard Time"