DerTimonius
@dertimonius.eu
Software Dev, Open Sourcerer, Vim Enthusiast, Photographer. Not necessarily in that order.
Just started the course and am already pretty excited about my progress! In the "Match my curve" section, I was even able to get a 100% match. Hopefully I get something special since it was Josh's favorite 😁
September 25, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Just started the course and am already pretty excited about my progress! In the "Match my curve" section, I was even able to get a 100% match. Hopefully I get something special since it was Josh's favorite 😁
I recently had to create the weirdest type helpers with a usage of generics that would even make @mattpocock.com proud!
And since I am also very proud of those, I had to write a blog post about them
www.dertimonius.dev/posts/til-36
And since I am also very proud of those, I had to write a blog post about them
www.dertimonius.dev/posts/til-36
July 14, 2025 at 1:01 PM
I recently had to create the weirdest type helpers with a usage of generics that would even make @mattpocock.com proud!
And since I am also very proud of those, I had to write a blog post about them
www.dertimonius.dev/posts/til-36
And since I am also very proud of those, I had to write a blog post about them
www.dertimonius.dev/posts/til-36
Mattia doing weird stuff again: nuking the git history of the Material Theme again and renaming the repo to something different.
Again, a great example on what not to do in OSS.
Again, a great example on what not to do in OSS.
February 26, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Mattia doing weird stuff again: nuking the git history of the Material Theme again and renaming the repo to something different.
Again, a great example on what not to do in OSS.
Again, a great example on what not to do in OSS.
Damn, the automated title translations in Youtube are annoying. But happy to see that @syntax.fm is talking about Rückenwind 4, it's way cooler than @tailwindcss.com 🙃
February 17, 2025 at 12:04 PM
Damn, the automated title translations in Youtube are annoying. But happy to see that @syntax.fm is talking about Rückenwind 4, it's way cooler than @tailwindcss.com 🙃
my AoC experience today
December 18, 2024 at 12:09 PM
my AoC experience today
if you're anything like me, you probably have a lot of stale git branches lying around your projects.
I was annoyed today that I a) keep forgetting to delete them when a PR is merged and b) that there is no interactive way to delete them, so I wrote a quick CLI tool
I was annoyed today that I a) keep forgetting to delete them when a PR is merged and b) that there is no interactive way to delete them, so I wrote a quick CLI tool
November 6, 2024 at 4:47 PM
if you're anything like me, you probably have a lot of stale git branches lying around your projects.
I was annoyed today that I a) keep forgetting to delete them when a PR is merged and b) that there is no interactive way to delete them, so I wrote a quick CLI tool
I was annoyed today that I a) keep forgetting to delete them when a PR is merged and b) that there is no interactive way to delete them, so I wrote a quick CLI tool
Photo of the Day: somewhere in Brussels
November 4, 2024 at 5:06 PM
Photo of the Day: somewhere in Brussels
Sunday activities: tweaking the ZMK layout. Totally normal behaviour.
November 3, 2024 at 1:47 PM
Sunday activities: tweaking the ZMK layout. Totally normal behaviour.
Vim trick of the day: "dib"
As someone who is using an ISO layout, using "di(" to remove everything inside parentheses is pretty annoying.
Thankfully, swapping "(" with "b" still performs the same motion! Neat!
As someone who is using an ISO layout, using "di(" to remove everything inside parentheses is pretty annoying.
Thankfully, swapping "(" with "b" still performs the same motion! Neat!
November 3, 2024 at 10:30 AM
Vim trick of the day: "dib"
As someone who is using an ISO layout, using "di(" to remove everything inside parentheses is pretty annoying.
Thankfully, swapping "(" with "b" still performs the same motion! Neat!
As someone who is using an ISO layout, using "di(" to remove everything inside parentheses is pretty annoying.
Thankfully, swapping "(" with "b" still performs the same motion! Neat!