Brutkey

Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

In a way, Unitarianism is the emancipation of religion.

"We recognize these practices as necessary for human flourishing, but we won't pressure you into them by claiming authority over reality"

Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

"It is of such utmost importance you do these things, that we'll say your afterlife depends on it"

Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

Religion as social information compression

Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

Coming soon to #flohmarkt: FediAuth for any kind of #ActivityPub users. Simply send a DM to a flohmarkt instance you want to login to, and you will be able to create a user and upload small/classified ads.

A dark-themed webpage titled “Authenticate on Mastodon.” At the top, in orange text, it says “Development mode active.” Below that, a large gray box displays “Your authentication PIN:” followed by a bold, centered four-digit PIN “7626.” A small line of text underneath reads “Expires in: 9m 42s.” Beneath the PIN, there is an orange dashed box labeled “DEBUG MODE: Share message:” showing the text “FediAuth login PIN: 7626 for Fluffy’s flohmarkt on example.org.” Under that, there is a gray expandable button labeled “(Debug) All Platform Share URLs (16 platforms).” Next, a line with an orange rocket emoji and link text “Open Pre-filled DM (mastodon)” appears, followed by a small instruction: “Make sure only the recipient can see this message.” Below it, there is a circular loading animation with the text “Waiting for your message...” The bottom section, in a gray box, is titled “How to complete authentication:” in bold white text. It lists four steps: Click the button above to open a pre-filled compose window. Set visibility so only @auth@example.org
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

Try git-blimey (alpha)!

A git-blame for your modern terminal

nix run 'git+https://codeberg.org/Profpatsch/Profpatsch?rev=a7b367fc2025f4fdba050dd4ec913e72d07ce547&shallow=true&dir=users/Profpatsch#git-blimey' ~/path/to/file

#git #ShowAndTell #nixos #nix

A screenshot of the git blimey interface, with colorful git blame output and syntax highlighted files.
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

Are all of y’all ready for an actually good git blame TUI?

#git #bubbletea

Terminal screenshot of a git blame viewer showing a Nix file with a table displaying commit hashes, author avatars with emojis, commit ages (4m to 9m), line numbers (192-210), and Nix code content. Line 202 containing '} { };' is highlighted in gray. The bottom border displays the commit subject 'build-support: add addBinToPathHook hook' between horizontal separator lines. The header shows the file path '/home/philip/nixpkgs/pkgs/top-level/all-packages.nix' with navigation instructions.
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

using the amazing bubbletea library by @fribbledom@mastodon.social et al

I can finally stand to write go!! (by not writing any of it myself)

Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

🍘🍘 vibing my own git blame TUI

A terminal screenshot showing a git blame table with colored output. The table has four columns: commit hash (8 chars), author with food emoji (showing "🍊 Profp..." for most entries), date in YYYY-MM-DD format, and file content. Dates range from 2023-01-07 to 2025-06-12, displayed in different colors (green, yellow, gray) indicating commit age using a logarithmic scale. The visible content shows Haskell dependencies (h.case-insensitive, h.hspec, etc.) and nix packages (pkgs.ii, pkgs.rustup, etc.). Several rows display "..." indicating scrolled or truncated content. One commit hash (675653ad) has a different author shown as "🍜 stern..." The interface demonstrates an interactive git blame viewer with compact, colorized commit information.
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

Netencode: I’m currently building out my project of making a “better” structured language for use in UNIX-pipelines and shell scripting and the like.

It’s human-readable, but supports trivial generation with printf & wc, tagged values (sum types, Result<T>) and embedding arbitrary binaries without escaping due to being length-prefixed.

I think it’s pretty cool!

#netencode #ShowAndTell #unix #shell #haskell #python #rust #nix #programming #tooling

An excerpt from early in the readme, showing some json to netencode tools and environment integration An example of a pretty-printed netencode structure, with a bunch of record fields and nested metadata
Beady Belle Fanchannel
@Profpatsch@mastodon.xyz

The European mind cannot understand https://mcmaster.com