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Thaura: AI Assisted Keybindings

I started using the Kitty terminal because it’s the trendy thing to do, and OpenCode and nvim seem to work better with it. I also…

Thaura: Writing with an LLM

More and more people are using LLMs to write their documents: lawyers are using LLMs to write arguments full of bogus references; college students are…

Obsidian Notes

I’m using Obsidian, a lot, to read and edit Markdown files, partly for all this LLM practice. This is a document of tips and troubleshooting….

Thaura Work: a plugin architecture for a PHP program

One of the code management techniques I tried with KRUpload was to break the application into a core app, and plugins. I don’t have stats…

Learning Elm: pipe tricks

https://github.com/elm/compiler/tree/main/hints I found much of the content for this article at: https://sporto.gitbooks.io/elm-tutorial/content/en/01-foundations/02-functions.html Here’s now to create a learning environment where you can edit a file…

Thaura Work: checking in

Just a social update. I spent a lot of time playing in OpenCode and Thaura. OC has these free models (basically promoting the big silicon…

Learning Elm

I was having a hard time with the main tutorial, so I’m winding a different path through the language. 8/29: After doing the basics, I…

Thaura Work: byte-miser and WordPress framework

I was hitting some context token size limits when I was telling Work to write code from a spec, and letting the LLM write the…

Thaura Work: a couple wordpress shortcodes

Read this: https://rosemeadtu.org/z_archive/wordpress-shortcodes-calcode-and-calbill/ OK, I wasn’t that happy with these shortcodes, and now I know why. Citations need to be consistent, within reason. The code…

Reading the California Law Section Hierarchy

—References: https://saclaw.org/resource_library/reading-citations/ https://www.library.ca.gov/law/online-research/leginfo/ https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov https://libguides.law.ucla.edu/californiastatutes/codes Author: John Kawakami, Public Domain—My comments are prefixed by #.A subsection's position in the hierarchy of sections can be determined…