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What started out as an idea is now officially available to try! Introducing the beta version of tendril-wiki, trying to bring what I love from TiddlyWiki and Hugo and make it my own!

Something that is really hard to capture with a type system is how values change over time. For example, I could have a type of null when I boot my app, but then have that same data structure have a type string after a certain point in time. There’s not a great way to tell type systems, “after a certain series of events, if this process is still running, this will be of a certain type”

Finnish summer weather is so nice that it tricks you into thinking that winter doesn’t exist.

The more I use Rust, the more I appreciate how good the built in tooling is. Not having to configure separate test runners, packagers, package managers, etc for each project results in a huge reduction of mental overhead and allows you to just focus on writing code

RE: this, I started a TiddlyWiki meets Hugo project to try and get all my info in the same format.

Thinking about what sort of tools and processes I can change to tighten up the collection, curation, creation loop.