Reading on Kilocode substack mailing list, see Gas Town by Kilo, clicks button on getting started. Point a side project on GitHub to work on. Ask mayor to work on issues (created by /grill-with-docs by @mattpocockuk) the something is churning. No idea what is going on ๐
Me learning how to use GPG and commit signing for the first time > stumbles to Microsoft VSCode GitHub wiki on the topic. Finds hilarious instructions on it. ๐
- Supervisord/systemd start with minimal env -> Node helper invisible - no models
Fix: run via a login shell with NVM loaded:
`/bin/bash -lc 'source ~/.bashrc && polyscope-server'`
(used above for command=)
Lesson: tools relying on shell init fail in clean process managers.
@marcelpociot@getpolyscope I am trying out the Linux standalone server of Polyscope. Tried to use the curl command for the script, somehow timing out. Then I tried to manually download the binary - man it is awfully slow. Even it is just about 100MB. Downloading it to Brunei.
There is something wrong with Digital Ocean's France server and trying to download it to Brunei. I'm barely able to finish the download before timing out.
Hmm I just tried downloading from a VPS in Singapore, it can downloading it fast with no issue. Perhaps it maybe just the ISP or just Brunei region in particular. Anyway, I'll try this Standalone Server soon. ๐
Today I shipped my first vibe coded Laravel project - a Web app that capture PDF documents submitted by students during their internship program. Mainly powered by Z.ai's GLM via Claude Code (through z.ai's Coding Tool Helper for setup)
Struggling to use FrankenPHP with Laravel for production. Reset from scratch a VPS about 3 times. Challenge: use FrankenPHP without Docker with Laravel Reverb on the same server. Main effort is to understand what settings to choose for Caddyfile for Laravel production.
It seems like I found gap in finding tutorials or steps on how to do this. Even GPT answers on this look like they are hallucinating. (I'm guessing the culprit here is the docs on both FrankenPHP or Caddy don't do much for a complete example for Laravel).
TIL about git-switch. I totally missed out about `git switch ...` command. I was like: huh since when this was available? A quick search points out it was out since 2019 and to simplify the loaded responsibility that `git checkout` was having - make sense! `-b` was outrageous!
Tried Omarchy on bare metal. Had to retry 2 times for installation (hard reset in between) - not sure what made it failed during installation even using retry many times. After few hours poking around, it seems like I need to grind on it to get productive.
I managed to get Laravel running but I'm not used to using `php artisan serve` - spoiled using Valet and now Laravel Herd. - anyone knows how to get the same experience on Arch?
Trying Claude 4 Opus for the first time. Trying to convert existing Laravel 6 to Laravel 12 (rebuilt from scratch improvements and best practices) within 2 hours I have exhausted the tokens with Pro account. Hmm..
Dark patterns I'm seeing with Perplexity.ai - upon searching for website etc. The listed text (numbered bullet points) cannot be selected to be copied - so that I can search for the website on a search engine/browser. Other parts of the answer can be copied. ๐ก
The reason I want to do this is because I don't see the reference website that I can click and find the actual website. - They really want to make the user to stay inside the search page. The actual bullet points given are "follow up" link to search/ask perplexity.
I created an assignment for my students (about 50 students) where they would use Ansible to deploy a Laravel vanilla website on a DO droplet with minimal instruction (I shown them how to install Ansible on a control node) and let them try it make it in a month.
Take away on this: I should just give vague instructions on how to go about doing this but have key specific area to get right such as best practices or security reasons. Then provide a tutorial they could try to get nearly 50% of the requirements and let them GPT the rest.
I noticed the GPT solution they did, had flaws and unsustainable work flow and trying to get from point A to Z the fastest way. I think without proper basic domain knowledge they would not apply the proper solution and many had no idea what they were doing. So it's a mixed bag.