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birkey
2mo ago
Change is inevitable. Users will demand features and then you need to keep supporting them. I think GitHub's recent issues is https://www.birkey.co/2026-08-17-githubs-recent-crisis-has-a... more of a symptom of current
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birkey
2mo ago
my reflection: https://www.birkey.co/2026-08-17-githubs-recent-crisis-has-a...
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birkey
2mo ago
Just doing my part
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birkey
5mo ago
If there one thing you take it away from this post, it is: You need to write a coding agent to if you care about your craft.
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birkey
6mo ago
Oneness is what makes simple easy.
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birkey
6mo ago
Our profession and craft needs this more than ever.
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Why I love NixOS
(birkey.co)
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birkey
7mo ago
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313 comments
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birkey
9mo ago
Zero dependency Clojure/ClojureScript CSV reader that puts you in complete control.
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birkey
1y ago
Got one TODO done from here: https://github.com/oneness/ts-mcp-client-server Hope it helps someone as it surely helped me to learn what MCP is all about.
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How MCP works as standalone client/Server and with LLM
(github.com)
1 points
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birkey
1y ago
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1 comments
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birkey
1y ago
Hope this helps someone to understand: 1. How MCP works as standalone client and server 2. How MCP works with LLM (Claude to be exact, others should be the same) I made each commit atomic so you can review the code to see how it works. The
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Nix: Better Way for Fun and Profit
(birkey.co)
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birkey
1y ago
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birkey
3y ago
If you are looking for a way to use Google Bard from within Emacs, please check it out.
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Tools to make atomic commits easy
(birkey.co)
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birkey
4y ago
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birkey
4y ago
If you are convinced of the benefits of atomic commits and looking for tools to make it easy, checkout the tools mentioned in this blog post.
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birkey
4y ago
Thanks for the post. I can related to what you posted and would like to offer few perspectives that might help you. 1. Start with accepting the fact that you are the lead developer who is responsible for the long term success of the project
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birkey
5y ago
Once you get proxy url as shown in the bash script, you can post to it whatever info they require (most of the time, it is just an email or zip code etc). The web gui pop up is just browser window opened by your OS. If you happen to use BSD
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Bash script to automate public WiFi anonymous login
(birkey.co)
12 points
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birkey
5y ago
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Best terminal – Why Eshell? series
(birkey.co)
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birkey
5y ago
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