I spend most of my time in a terminal looking at ascii. I quite like the terminal because it keeps things simple and it is easier to peruse, or grep over. As such, I want to keep this site rather bare-bones.
For a terminal experience: ssh -p 23231 inbelic.dev
Nonetheless, I thought it might be nice to have a little digital gathering of thoughts (real and original). Find below a list of useful things, and on other tabs find less useful things.
Currently, you can only find my hosted list of repositories using ssh. I plan to update this soon to at least display brief descriptions.
Here is a collection of things that I use every-day and can whole-heartedly recommend (no sponserships)
Bash: to function. at all.
Helix: text-editor
Zellij: terminal workspace
Lazygit: for git add -p
Corne Mini: keyboard
Focal Bathys: headphones
Vancouver Public Library: borrowing books and dvds
Imo, the best tools are programming languages. Mostly because of the different ways they force you to think about problems. Here are my personal recommendations to spend at least a week with:
Zig: comptime is everything you need
Erlang: actor-model, tail call recursion and pattern matching
Elixir: literally just the |> operator
Haskell: lazy computation and graph reductions (and Maybe monads)
C++: to use LLVM or MLIR and get a job
HLSL: for the legacy