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https://inlovingmem.com/ - is a tribute to my recently deceased mom that I vibe coded over the last week. I felt her life deserved to be celebrated widely but wanted to be sensitive to her privacy. I've also built in a number of interactive features for participation in funeral services etc, before, during, and after. Folks have reached out about having an 'In Loving Memory Of' site for their loved ones, so I'm turni…
Recently reworked said deserialization to Go structs, allowing to handle more data layouts while simplifying the syntax. And having a great co-op with one of the two active users via Github issues.
More to come (functions, cross-reference of data blocks, for example).
Lately, I’ve been exploring a few interconnected ideas: Local-first web applications with a compiled backend – After eight years working on web platforms, the conventional stack feels bloated. The client already defines what it wants to fetch or insert. Usually through queries. So why not parse those queries and generate the backend automatically (or at least, the parts that can be)? Triple stores as a core abstracti…
I've been building small programs in Zig, C and ARM64 assembly without relying on libc and only using Linux syscalls directly. Some examples: - A minimal C shell with built-ins like cd, pwd, type: https://gist.github.com/rrampage/5046b60ca2d040bcffb49ee38e8... - Terminal Snake game which fits in a QR code using Linux syscalls for drawing: https://gist.github.com/rrampage/2a781662645dc2fcba45784eb58... - HTTP server w…
http.S is something I wanted to do by myself, ended up with generating data in asm and reusing Go for a http server.
[2] https://lucassifoni.info/blog/leveraging-hot-code-loading-fo...
Just got this POC up and running the other day. Realistic sample data for prototyping and testing is frequently a pain point. Even more so for anything having to do with email.
So I wanted something that would pretend to be someone and send and respond to fake emails. And it seems like local LLMs are more than capable of this nowadays. Uses Ollama. Vibe-coded with Claude. UX designer here so be gentle.
Just made public the first 10% of the functionality. Built with Observable Framework