2026-05-19 Tue

I tried out OpenSpec for the first time today with claude-opus-4.7. It was quite slow with opus; I figured I was getting throttled. Then I kept running into the same issue as described in the deep research report Claude/Code/EnvVar/CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS/Report. Turns out that according to [DOCS] `CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS` defaults vs. Amazon Bedrock requirements · Issue #18963 · anthropics/claude-code we don't need it anymore.

2026-05-18 Mon

saw another non-personal Macbook completely ran out of memory, like personal one did yesterday - this time it seemed like git was responsible in MacOS/Activity/Monitor
- also updated it to Mac/OS/26/5 Tahoe
Updated
- mise/DevContainer/CodespacesPersistent Mise Install Issues

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2026-05-17 Sun

studied Person/lv416e/GitHub/dotfiles some more. it's sloppy but I like its influences.
personal Macbook completely ran out of memory for the first time in ... ten years?
- the Mac/OS/Force Quit/Dialog Force Quit Applications
  - "Your system has run out of application memory. To avoid problems with your computer, quit any applications you are not using"
  - it was after using brew to install git, which is one of the official ways listed on the git website for installation
  - dialog showed Ghostty was using 37GB ram, which is greater than the amount of physical ram in the computer, so it must have been using virtual memory
  - I ended up force quitting a number of different applications, then installing Mac/OS/26/5 Tahoe (major version bump)
Gard/Diff
- Filed
  - Person/Hironao OTSUBO
  - ghq
  - Person/codekiln/GitHub/sourcer/Project/Log/26/05/17 Sun
  - more mise
  - cli craftsmanship
    - chezmoi/add
    - chezmoi/diff
    - chezmoi/Target
    - chezmoi/Target/State
    - where you are writing to with chezmoi
      - chezmoi/Destination
        dir for your home dir dotfiles
        chezmoi/Destination/Directory
        current state of your home dir dotfiles
        chezmoi/Destination/State
    - where your desired state of dotfiles are declared, e.g. the source code for your dotfiles
      - chezmoi/Source
      - chezmoi/Source/State
  - go
    - Go/StdLib
    - Go/StdLib/text/template
- Updated
  - Person/lv416e/GitHub/dotfiles
  - aqua
    - Person/Shunsuke Suzuki
  - more mise stuff
    - mise/JTBD/1 - Dev Tool Installer
    - mise/Tool
  - still looking for a table formatter
    - dprint
  - sourcer

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2026-05-15 Fri

study
- mise
  - I am starting to understand the difference between mise/Shim and mise/activate. I still need to prove it to myself though w.r.t. mise/Tools being on the path. I also grok at a basic level why mise/Shims might be necessary in order for IDEs to pick up certain environment variables in conjunction with tool definitions; VSCode or PyCharm likely don't run downstream of a shell prompt that has Bash/.bashrc or zsh/.zshrc activated.
  - I learned that false is a primitive in TOML and that setting an environment to false in mise/Config/mise.toml/env can unset an environment variable.
  - I'm starting to think about ways that mise can be used to replace large swaths of what I was planning to use DevContainer/Features or Docker/Images for w.r.t. dotfiles.
  - I'm thankful for the mise docs. They have gotten much better over the last year. In places I'd even say that they are well-written.
Gard/Diff
- Filed
- Updated
  - mise study

2026-05-14 Thu

continued studies
- in mise
  - reviewed mise/use vs mise/install again. mise use does a mise install and then also adds it in mise.toml
  - still a bit confused on mise/plugins vs mise/Backends. I get the sense that both are systems for using an external tool, but mise backends are written in rust and therefore have more of a "native mise" support system, while mise plugins are an older concept designed to shell out to asdf plugins or vfox plugins.
- nix weirdness
  - filled in Nix/Package/Registry with a reference to search.nixos.org, which felt wrong. this is an example of why nix has bad DX: it chooses uses the search interface as the package registry, instead of saying that nix has a package registry that you can search. It's a small conceptual leap, but conflating the package registry with the package search interface just confuses people.
Gard/Diff
- Filed
  - Claude/Code/Q/Does aqua have a package for the native installer of claude code
  - mise/Q/How can I run mise commands to update pinned global dev tools using aqua and a mise Task
  - Person/Shunsuke Suzuki
  - Person/Shunsuke Suzuki/GitHub/ghtkn
  - mise/Tool/GitHub Token
  - mise/Tool/GitHub Token/Native GitHub OAuth
  - LangChain/Interrupt
  - LangChain/YouTube/26/05/Interrupt 2026 Day 1 Keynote
  - LangSmith/Engine
  - mise study
    - mise/use
    - mise/use/--global
    - mise/use/Card/vs Install
    - Package/Manager/Meta meta package managers
      - mise/Backend/aqua probably the preferred backend system?
      - asdf
        mise/Backend/asdf the "original" backend for mise
        asdf/.tool-versions
      - mise/Backend/vfox for a while and maybe still it was the "preferred" backend mise/plugin system for mise.
        vfox surprisingly similar to asdf, aqua
- Updated

2026-05-13 Wed

Logseq/Idea/Rust Rewrite Once again, thought of trying to rewrite Logseq in Rust. Possible name: Sextant
Gard/Diff
- Filed
  - ghostly
    - Instrument/Ondes Martenot
    - Person/Christine Ott
  - core concepts in product placement
    - Job/to be Done
    - Person/Clayton Christensen
  - logseq
  - mise-ery
  - forge
    - Codeberg
- Updated
  - Logseq/Entity
  - Logseq/Flashcard/Review
    - fixed some bugs in the flashcard syntax
      - Lightroom/Classic/Keyshort/Managing Photos and Catalogs/Show in Explorer and Finder
      - tmux/Keyshort/Pane/Rotate Panes
  - Looksyk
  - Forgejo

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