that's pretty neat!

Ah ok. Yeah this is a whole project I am working on that can crawl any package set. Just used multiverse as example.

Hey! Working on documenting some useful sparql queries, cleaning up code. Will release as open source, and will contribute sure (maybe there is a way to host this online will look into)

I just learned there is still a Radio Shack in Saline, MI will be visiting youtube.com/watch?v=TwodE-cF…

Here is another experiment I did called nix2rdf using @fmzakari github.com/fzakaria/nixpkgs-… examples of querying graph below ⤵️

yes, created a complex orchestration app. Nixos test gave local and ci parity, and huge coverage for deploy to staging/prod. Need something like this for containers/k8s

Eliminates huge swaths of problems. You can tell AI to build something, and it will burn tokens searching or trying to search or set up env on your machine. Tell it to create a devshell with nix, done extremely fast, and env management problem totally solved.

What it's like to build an app with @htmx_org

it can crawl multiple orgs, and then would automatically find the linkage of dependencies between them, and can be updated over time to provide latest view.

working on open sourcing a tool I created called vrtx It can crawl gh and gitlab orgs (for now) and map all the relationships in a graph (RDF), visualize, materialize sql to query. Here is a view of @DeterminateSys public repos highlighting their gh action

Reported

You’re right. Touch screen was crt other part of instrument panel was vfd

One of these nights. One of these crazy old nights. We're gonna find out pretty momma, what turns on your vacuum fluorescent display lights.

1986 Buick Rivera

How long did it last?