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It's a game! - christophvoigt.com - 7 months ago - eng
Small update… already way more playable. Scores, line count, levels work. hard drop and drop shadow caused some headache today, but running fine now. Next I’ll probably dig into UI. A lot of things can be configured already, would be cool to do this from UI instead of code !😎 Your browser doesn't support embedded videos, but don't worry, you can download it and watch it with your favorite video player! References: Discord
Hard to say officially, but I've been primarily using Emacs for roughly a couple of decades. Maybe my eyesight isn't what it used to be, or maybe I've just been wanting a stronger visual signal as I navigate through Emacs windows. Either way, today's the day I finally did something about it… I asked around to see if a package already existed for this purpose. Folks shared a handful of great options: pulsar: Emacs package to pulse th....
We'll cover a few things I encounter while wanting to arrange and access windows. Nothing is that unique honestly!
It Costs Money to Move - june.kim - 7 months ago - eng
Introduction When you have to deal with containers on Linux, there are often two things making you wonder how to deal with effectively: how to keep your containers up to date, and how to easily maintain the configuration of everything running. It turns out podman is offering systemd unit templates to declaratively manage containers, this comes with the fact that podman can run in user mode. This combination gives the opportunity to create ....
Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Setup (simple service) 3. Setup (advanced service) 4. Ops 4. 1. Getting into a user shell 4. 2. Disabling a user 4. 3. Automatic updates 5. Conclusion 6. Going further 1. Introduction § When you have to deal with containers on Linux, there are often two things making you wonder how to deal with effectively: how to keep your containers up to date, and how to easily....
Relay Inspect MCP - solomon.io - 7 months ago - eng
It's a game! - christophvoigt.com - 7 months ago - eng
Small update… already way more playable. Scores, line count, levels work. hard drop and drop shadow caused some headache today, but running fine now. Next I’ll probably dig into UI. A lot of things can be configured already, would be cool to do this from UI instead of code !😎 Your browser doesn't support embedded videos, but don't worry, you can download it and watch it with your favorite video player! References: Discord
It Costs Money to Move - june.kim - 7 months ago - eng
Or the more tired “One week with Claude Code”-type article. It’s no secret that I’ve been grumpy about the new AI-based coding trend. I’ve been grumpy about the “push from above to use AI or else”. I’ve been grumpy about the eye-rolling hype I see on LinkedIn. I’ve been grumpy about being on the receiving end of vibe-coded PRs that over-engineer solutions to simple problems. I’ve been grumpy about the thought that we are about to see an ....
Most teams don’t fail because they pick the wrong technology. They fail because they adopt it at the wrong time. From early chaos to missed opportunity, timing quietly determines cost, stability, and leverage. This piece explores why when you adopt technology matters more than what you adopt.
how would you design a programming language that is hard for LLMs to train on or use effectively? is it even possible? what approaches would you suggest? some random ideas: - behaviour depends on external factors (day of the week, moon cycle) - very loose to no syntax (think the shortcomings of large lisp projects where macros and DSLs are abused) what else?
My workflow has remained mostly the same for over a decade. I write everything in Vim using the configuration found here . I run Vim from inside of tmux with a configuration found here . I write things on a git branch, made with the git CLI, then I add them with
Find your yellow tux - ilearnt.com - 7 months ago - eng
Find your yellow tux - ilearnt.com - 7 months ago - eng
Edition 207 of my newsletter, discussing Knowledge Work, AI, Knowledge Management, Management, Zen Productivity, Personal Organization, and more!
The Japanese are really good at woodworking. And I love watching the Yankee workshop, my dad makes Native American bows and arrows completely from scratch in his workshop with trees that he finds.  This is all different from the stuff you get at IKEA, but I’ve been coding now for money for 35 years and systems are still complicated, computers still do dumb stuff, humans still do dumb stuff, this is just like the move from assembler to C, li....
How attorneys use voice dictation to draft legal documents at 160+ WPM. From first drafts of motions to client correspondence, voice AI is replacing keyboard-heavy legal writing workflows.
Stop typing listing descriptions. Walk through a property, speak your observations, and get polished MLS-ready copy in seconds. Here's the exact workflow top agents use.
How accountants and CPAs use AI voice tools to dictate client meeting notes, tax documentation, and advisory summaries. Capture everything during tax season without burnout.
In-house counsel use voice AI to capture board meetings, dictate contract review notes, and document compliance findings. Invisible meeting capture meets legal-grade dictation.
Home inspectors save 3+ hours per inspection by dictating findings on-site. Capture defects, safety issues, and recommendations hands-free while you inspect.
Immigration attorneys use voice AI to speed up client intake interviews, dictate case narratives, and capture multilingual consultations. Reduce documentation time by 60%.
How insurance agents use AI voice tools to capture client interviews, dictate policy notes, and document claims. Save hours on paperwork every week.
How mortgage brokers use AI voice tools to capture client financials, dictate loan applications, and document rate discussions. Save 6+ hours per week on documentation.
How paralegals use AI voice tools to dictate research summaries, capture client intake details, and draft case notes at 3x typing speed. Save hours on documentation daily.
Personal injury attorneys use voice AI to dictate demand letters, capture client call details, and document case facts at 3x typing speed. Handle more cases without more staff.
Property managers use AI voice tools to document inspections, capture tenant requests, and dictate maintenance orders on-site. Stop carrying a clipboard.
The best AI meeting assistants that don't join your call as a bot. Capture notes, action items, and decisions invisibly. No more 'Otter is requesting to join.'
Comparing the top dictation tools for legal professionals in 2026. WisprFlow's AI-powered system-level dictation vs Dragon NaturallySpeaking vs Apple/Windows built-in options.
The definitive guide to voice AI tools for lawyers. Dictate briefs at 160+ WPM, capture client meetings invisibly, and reclaim 10+ hours per week from documentation.
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