I'm seeing an increasing amount of x posts as ads. These are just random posts that don't seem to sell or influence actively. These are just (seemingly) random posts about random stuff. What is the goal? gain a following through relatability? bizarre.

TIL what a .har file is (and how to generate them)

https://tnvmadhav.me/til/http-archiving/

"If you think like a noob, you're a noob" - GeoHotz

good advice.

just when i thought the x algorithm was doing a good job for me, it started to raid my timeline with posts from one account that I might’ve spent a couple of more seconds on than I should’ve.

(it was a robotics based post)

Really good blog post by Harper Reed:

https://harper.blog/2025/02/16/my-llm-codegen-workflow-atm/

TIL about an in-built browser feature in V.S. Code (and likely why I didn't know about it sooner)

https://tnvmadhav.me/til/vscode-has-a-simple-browser/

I'd like to vouch for a tool that has contributed to my significant productivity boost (as a developer).

I've been using the lazygit C.L.I. tool on my machine and with a certain hotkey combo, the whole standard GIT ops (to ship changes) has been pleasurable.

I should read the SOCK protocol https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1928

🎧😌🎶 Listening to 'Light no Theme' by Hideki Taniuchi

Simple yet a banger.

Generative A.I. models are a result of capturing & reproducing expertise from a moment in time.

Instead of vertices, the edges' scaler properties are replicated with the statistical preface.

So zooming out, this could be viewed as / an apparent attempt to recreate a time machine gone wrong, or just having reached a local maximum, if you will.