@cto.je
Plant Enthusiast, Software Engineer, TTRPG Player, Fussy Coffee Person.
November 18, 2025 at 6:14 PM
This little tool is a utility for cloning a set of git repos from a config file based on a specified profile.
I use it as an alternative to including the repos as submodules, making them easier to work with.
I use it as an alternative to including the repos as submodules, making them easier to work with.
January 28, 2025 at 1:04 AM
This little tool is a utility for cloning a set of git repos from a config file based on a specified profile.
I use it as an alternative to including the repos as submodules, making them easier to work with.
I use it as an alternative to including the repos as submodules, making them easier to work with.
It's not my home directory, but I do all my computing inside that folder, so it may as well be.
Having your home folder as a repo has a bunch of downsides, like having to constantly manage large gitignore files. It is also less portable.
Having your home folder as a repo has a bunch of downsides, like having to constantly manage large gitignore files. It is also less portable.
January 18, 2025 at 1:15 PM
It's not my home directory, but I do all my computing inside that folder, so it may as well be.
Having your home folder as a repo has a bunch of downsides, like having to constantly manage large gitignore files. It is also less portable.
Having your home folder as a repo has a bunch of downsides, like having to constantly manage large gitignore files. It is also less portable.
They still use a z80 processor. So, one silver lining is that they're probably one of the major contributors to keeping Zilog afloat.
The python interpreter that is on the new TI-84s is actually passed off to an ARM co-processor
The python interpreter that is on the new TI-84s is actually passed off to an ARM co-processor
January 5, 2025 at 2:42 PM
They still use a z80 processor. So, one silver lining is that they're probably one of the major contributors to keeping Zilog afloat.
The python interpreter that is on the new TI-84s is actually passed off to an ARM co-processor
The python interpreter that is on the new TI-84s is actually passed off to an ARM co-processor
At best, an "operating system" with a simple shell with a higher level interpreted language. At worst, I'll have a better understanding of arm assembly and lower level computing. Either way it should be a win.
January 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
At best, an "operating system" with a simple shell with a higher level interpreted language. At worst, I'll have a better understanding of arm assembly and lower level computing. Either way it should be a win.