06-Sep, 2024 - morning links, etc.

links, etc Reeder: A New Approach to Following Feeds - MacStories this is a pretty solid overview of reeder in its latest form. it’s transformed from a best in class RSS reader to a universal reading inbox that syncs across all of your apple devices. i’ve been driving this since it hit the app store and it’s a breath of fresh air and a great consolidation of various input sources....

September 6, 2024 · steve ulrich

openwrt tailscale config notes

openwrt tailscale overview some notes for getting tailscale to work on openwrt (assumes an openwrt 23.x). broadly the instructions on the openwrt wiki are accurate. however, there are a few more steps that seem to be required. of note the installation of the ip[6]tables-nft packages opkg install iptables-nft opkg install ip6tables-nft after these are installed, i found it useful to restart the tailscale service. service tailscale restart then setup the site routes....

September 5, 2024 · steve ulrich

05-Sep, 2024 - morning links, etc.

links, etc Dynamicland front shelf i have spent an hour poking at this web site and i’m fascinated and confused, brett victor’s an interface genius, and i’ve been watching the stuff that pops out over the past couple of years with curiosity. but the breadth of what they have here is amazing. i wish there was a spec or code or something to help me wrap my mind around what they’ve built here....

September 5, 2024 · steve ulrich

neovim packer to lazy conversion

no matter how long you think it’s going to take, double it. i migrated my neovim configuration from packer to lazy, this results in very fast load times, but it really educated me as to what i do and do not need in my editor configuration on a daily basis. the config is a lot better, but it’s going to require that i maintain some semblance of awareness as to what’s outdated, or not....

September 4, 2024 · steve ulrich

04-Sep, 2024 - afternoon links, etc.

links, etc ‘Right to Repair for Your Body’: The Rise of DIY, Pirated Medicine just in case you forgot you were owned… 3D printing for chemistry could be the most economically disruptive thing we see in our lifetimes. tags: health, medicine Tesla’s TTPoE at Hot Chips 2024: Replacing TCP for Low Latency Applications there are some interesting things they’ve baked into the ASIC here. tags: ai, tesla, hotchips, neteng, protocols...

September 4, 2024 · steve ulrich