2026-06-10 Wed
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- software projects
- obsidian
- claude code
- chezmoi scripts
- dev tooling
- favorite flashcard decks
- file browsin
- yazi/Q/In yazi, if nvim is my $EDITOR, is there a key which can open it up in my editor in read-only mode?
- nvim/Q/Once I open a file in read-only mode in vim or nvim, can I flip to edit mode?
- yazi/Q/In yazi, if I'm using S to search, is there a way to get previews of the search terms in the documents and go through them?
- yazi plugins for search support
- yazi/Plugin/fr.yazi <- frontrunner, haven't installed yet
- yazi/Plugin/yafg.yazi
- yazi/Plugin/fazif.yazi
- yazi/Q/What are some good options for managing yazi plugins using chezmoi?
- search tools the plugins wrap
- rga
- Person/phiresky — author of rga; prolific Rust/FOSS dev
- yazi plugins for search support
- gardening
- people
- os stuff
- claude code plugins
- developers
- auth
- security
- enterprise MCP
- well-known MCPs
- laws of simplicity
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 01 - Reduce
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 02 - Organize
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 03 - Time
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 04 - Learn
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 05 - Differences
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 06 - Context
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 07 - Emotion
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 08 - Trust
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 09 - Failure
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 10 - The One
- vim
- EdTech
- templating
- object storage
Updated
- laws of simplicity
- conventions
- gardening
- os stuff
- yazi
- TIL
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a pun on MCP — the Master Control Program — from the 1982 Tron movie, where MCP was the villainous AI that sought to dominate all computer programs
- Skills can be bundled into an MCP/Server, making them available to any MCP client (not just Claude Code)
- MCP/Server deployments that scale to zero need a token cache layer — e.g. Redis, KV, DynamoDB, or Cloudflare/DurableObjects — since in-process token state is lost on each cold start
- Async server-side agents calling protected APIs need Auth/M2M (client credentials / short-lived JWT) rather than user-delegated flows, since there is no human present to authorize