libremelon
@libremelon.com
Now I can finally start doing some actual work :|
Cool thing I noticed is that I can actually read, understand and edit code that I wrote long ago
Cool thing I noticed is that I can actually read, understand and edit code that I wrote long ago
January 29, 2026 at 8:53 PM
Now I can finally start doing some actual work :|
Cool thing I noticed is that I can actually read, understand and edit code that I wrote long ago
Cool thing I noticed is that I can actually read, understand and edit code that I wrote long ago
My brain is literal cheese from trying to understand my 4 month old website code 💔 💔
I had planned to finish off category wise RSS feed implementation today but arghhhhhhhhasdfasdfasdf 😔🙏
I had planned to finish off category wise RSS feed implementation today but arghhhhhhhhasdfasdfasdf 😔🙏
January 27, 2026 at 8:48 PM
My brain is literal cheese from trying to understand my 4 month old website code 💔 💔
I had planned to finish off category wise RSS feed implementation today but arghhhhhhhhasdfasdfasdf 😔🙏
I had planned to finish off category wise RSS feed implementation today but arghhhhhhhhasdfasdfasdf 😔🙏
How tf do mosquitoes find their way up to the 13th floor. I swear these are the most annoying creatures in existence 😭 😭
January 26, 2026 at 9:21 PM
How tf do mosquitoes find their way up to the 13th floor. I swear these are the most annoying creatures in existence 😭 😭
Switched my website from GitHub pages to Cloudflare workers with wrangler (this was surprisngly straightforward) anddd also moved the repository from GitHub to Codeberg.
Next would be trying to make blog comments work somehow without Giscus hmm
Next would be trying to make blog comments work somehow without Giscus hmm
January 26, 2026 at 9:18 PM
Switched my website from GitHub pages to Cloudflare workers with wrangler (this was surprisngly straightforward) anddd also moved the repository from GitHub to Codeberg.
Next would be trying to make blog comments work somehow without Giscus hmm
Next would be trying to make blog comments work somehow without Giscus hmm
Are there any alternatives to Giscus that don't require a GitHub account. Cactus Comments seems pretty dead :|
January 25, 2026 at 7:23 PM
Are there any alternatives to Giscus that don't require a GitHub account. Cactus Comments seems pretty dead :|
My end sems are finally over :D
Also happy to share that I got selected for Season of KDE 2026
I'll be working on improving the documentation system: mentorship.kde.org/blog/2026-01...
More updates soon!! For now, I'm getting my blog set up properly before I start posting progress updates
Also happy to share that I got selected for Season of KDE 2026
I'll be working on improving the documentation system: mentorship.kde.org/blog/2026-01...
More updates soon!! For now, I'm getting my blog set up properly before I start posting progress updates
January 25, 2026 at 7:16 PM
My end sems are finally over :D
Also happy to share that I got selected for Season of KDE 2026
I'll be working on improving the documentation system: mentorship.kde.org/blog/2026-01...
More updates soon!! For now, I'm getting my blog set up properly before I start posting progress updates
Also happy to share that I got selected for Season of KDE 2026
I'll be working on improving the documentation system: mentorship.kde.org/blog/2026-01...
More updates soon!! For now, I'm getting my blog set up properly before I start posting progress updates
Goodbyes are the worst. Anyways back to my jail cell by tmr :)
January 3, 2026 at 12:55 PM
Goodbyes are the worst. Anyways back to my jail cell by tmr :)
Playing SuperTuxKart w my sis on LAN lol. She's OBSESSED with this game
January 1, 2026 at 5:03 PM
Playing SuperTuxKart w my sis on LAN lol. She's OBSESSED with this game
Got another MR merged in a KDE repo, this time its in its CI utilities where we temporarily exclude the Pdf doc gen of certain languages which don't display correctly so that it can be fixed sometime later.
Thank you Johnny for helping me ease into the repo with this task :)
Thank you Johnny for helping me ease into the repo with this task :)
January 1, 2026 at 8:10 AM
Got another MR merged in a KDE repo, this time its in its CI utilities where we temporarily exclude the Pdf doc gen of certain languages which don't display correctly so that it can be fixed sometime later.
Thank you Johnny for helping me ease into the repo with this task :)
Thank you Johnny for helping me ease into the repo with this task :)
cs.uwaterloo.ca/~brecht/cour...
A research paper on reading a research paper... Amazing read.
A research paper on reading a research paper... Amazing read.
cs.uwaterloo.ca
December 31, 2025 at 6:03 PM
cs.uwaterloo.ca/~brecht/cour...
A research paper on reading a research paper... Amazing read.
A research paper on reading a research paper... Amazing read.
www.mankier.com
this is amazing. Personal pref: terminal man pages are an eyesore and are difficult to skim through.
you could also create an alias for this command however the pages aren't exactly pretty
alias webman="man --html=firefox"
I may have a cool idea rn
this is amazing. Personal pref: terminal man pages are an eyesore and are difficult to skim through.
you could also create an alias for this command however the pages aren't exactly pretty
alias webman="man --html=firefox"
I may have a cool idea rn
Man Pages | ManKier
The most complete and up-to-date collection of online man pages.
www.mankier.com
December 30, 2025 at 7:04 PM
www.mankier.com
this is amazing. Personal pref: terminal man pages are an eyesore and are difficult to skim through.
you could also create an alias for this command however the pages aren't exactly pretty
alias webman="man --html=firefox"
I may have a cool idea rn
this is amazing. Personal pref: terminal man pages are an eyesore and are difficult to skim through.
you could also create an alias for this command however the pages aren't exactly pretty
alias webman="man --html=firefox"
I may have a cool idea rn
The peace of mind that comes with developing in a VM
December 26, 2025 at 8:26 AM
The peace of mind that comes with developing in a VM
Lab exams over, off to home I go:D
also worked a bit on the bug I'm trying to fix
invent.kde.org/graphics/ari...
will resume tourofcpp soon
also worked a bit on the bug I'm trying to fix
invent.kde.org/graphics/ari...
will resume tourofcpp soon
Update touchpad scroll mechanics (547c9138) · Commits · Mohit Mishra / Arianna · GitLab
use scrollBy() + snap() + pixelDelta for touchpads use debounce() + prev()/next() + angleDelta for mice known regression: mouse scrolling dropped
invent.kde.org
December 20, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Lab exams over, off to home I go:D
also worked a bit on the bug I'm trying to fix
invent.kde.org/graphics/ari...
will resume tourofcpp soon
also worked a bit on the bug I'm trying to fix
invent.kde.org/graphics/ari...
will resume tourofcpp soon
Enable your telemetry folks!
December 19, 2025 at 5:25 AM
Enable your telemetry folks!
TIL about the diff b/w a throttle and debounce.
Both are used to reduce the number of times a fn is called by an event that fires repeatedly.
Throttle calls the fn at regular intervals
Debounce calls the fn at a particular instant (either the start/end of the event firing)
Both are used to reduce the number of times a fn is called by an event that fires repeatedly.
Throttle calls the fn at regular intervals
Debounce calls the fn at a particular instant (either the start/end of the event firing)
debounce & throttle demo
web.archive.org
December 18, 2025 at 6:13 PM
TIL about the diff b/w a throttle and debounce.
Both are used to reduce the number of times a fn is called by an event that fires repeatedly.
Throttle calls the fn at regular intervals
Debounce calls the fn at a particular instant (either the start/end of the event firing)
Both are used to reduce the number of times a fn is called by an event that fires repeatedly.
Throttle calls the fn at regular intervals
Debounce calls the fn at a particular instant (either the start/end of the event firing)
hi from ladybirb
I'll try to daily drive it because i like this project
I'll try to daily drive it because i like this project
December 17, 2025 at 7:35 PM
hi from ladybirb
I'll try to daily drive it because i like this project
I'll try to daily drive it because i like this project
Starting to realise why this assignment (due tomorrow) was given a whole week :)
December 11, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Starting to realise why this assignment (due tomorrow) was given a whole week :)
tour-of-cpp day 9
error handling > preconditions & invariants and relating invariants with RAII
im so confused right now. Maybe I'll understand it better with time
error handling > preconditions & invariants and relating invariants with RAII
im so confused right now. Maybe I'll understand it better with time
December 10, 2025 at 4:52 AM
tour-of-cpp day 9
error handling > preconditions & invariants and relating invariants with RAII
im so confused right now. Maybe I'll understand it better with time
error handling > preconditions & invariants and relating invariants with RAII
im so confused right now. Maybe I'll understand it better with time
My cognitive function declines during winter months for some reason. I feel eepy more often
December 10, 2025 at 2:34 AM
My cognitive function declines during winter months for some reason. I feel eepy more often
Managing to not oversleep and actually wake up from a power nap is certainly one of those feelings.
December 9, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Managing to not oversleep and actually wake up from a power nap is certainly one of those feelings.
tour-of-cpp day 8
error handling > introduction, exceptions (try catch, RAII)
implemented a basic vector too
error handling > introduction, exceptions (try catch, RAII)
implemented a basic vector too
December 9, 2025 at 5:17 PM
tour-of-cpp day 8
error handling > introduction, exceptions (try catch, RAII)
implemented a basic vector too
error handling > introduction, exceptions (try catch, RAII)
implemented a basic vector too
Why the hell am I carrying a tooth paste around in classes
December 9, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Why the hell am I carrying a tooth paste around in classes
tour-of-cpp day 7:
modularity > function arguments and return values > argument passing, value return (pass by value & reference), return type deduction (auto), suffix vs prefix return type, structured binding
now i'll do some uni assignments before calling it a day lol
modularity > function arguments and return values > argument passing, value return (pass by value & reference), return type deduction (auto), suffix vs prefix return type, structured binding
now i'll do some uni assignments before calling it a day lol
December 8, 2025 at 4:24 PM
tour-of-cpp day 7:
modularity > function arguments and return values > argument passing, value return (pass by value & reference), return type deduction (auto), suffix vs prefix return type, structured binding
now i'll do some uni assignments before calling it a day lol
modularity > function arguments and return values > argument passing, value return (pass by value & reference), return type deduction (auto), suffix vs prefix return type, structured binding
now i'll do some uni assignments before calling it a day lol