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I DID A THING! IT"S HAPPENINGGG!!!!!

https://github.com/go-build-it/demo-python-cython/runs/468964483

I guess I've had a good day.

If anyone has keybase funny money, I'll happily take it off your hands.

I was having such a productive day, feeling pretty good about life.

And then I looked at my bank balance, and all those good feelings are gone.

My phone makes some really wacky capitalization choices sometimes and I've just kinda given up and started rolling with it.

Ok, today I'm going to deploy clamshell. I think I'm going to suck it up and use my desktop for now.

Ahhh the little things in life.

Like dancing around the kitchen to Avril Lavigne.

With docker/podman, if you want to do anything more interesting than "run a command in a container", your options are limited. (Yeah, you can run a secondary command in a container, but only if the first command is still going.)

Buildah lets you create a container and do many things with it: Manipulate the filesystem, run any number of commands, set process environment options, and more.

This is super powerful if you're doing anything besides using a container to run a service.

I said "ex-son" this weekend and it hollowed me out a little.

Things I said last night:

"I think sometime between hatching and learning about post-furry"

So we can't get wealthier, we can only control distribution of the limited wealth.

Of course, this doesn't include imaginary goods (data), which... I'm not sure how to process in a macroeconomic sense. I'm not even certain they have real value??

Is economic mobility actually a capitalist myth?

So, if we discuss wealth as the conceptual value of money (like, how much stuff can you buy with a pile of money).

We live on a finite planet with finite resources and therefore finite concrete goods. Therefore, the total wealth of the entire planet is kinda constant.

Which makes wealth a zero-sum game.

Which means that a society cannot have net upward mobility. Everyone who goes up, someone else must come down.

This is the cutest sauce packet

@duckinator just told me the shortest compiling C program.

It's 5 bytes.

Hm... I should pull a bunch of statistics about my last year in open source. (Mostly GitHub)

Today, I managed to find bugs in xonsh and sphinx at the same time.

I feel accomplished in the most Sisyphean way.