(...) when you are typing at a prompt and waiting for each command to run, the shell is interactive; in the other case, when the shell is reading commands from a file, it is, consequently, non-interactive.

Interactive = has a prompt waiting to read commands from input, instead of reading from a file

(...) the programme that logs you in after you type your password (called, predictably, login), actually sticks a - in front of the name of the shell, which zsh recognises. The other way of making a shell a login shell is to run it yourself with the option -l; typing `zsh -l' will start a zsh that also thinks it's a login shell

So, if it looks like -zsh then it’s a login shell.

  if [[ -o login ]]; then
    print yes
  else
    print no
  fi

Keep as something to reuse next time I want to experiment with Go

I used Claude Code to build a tool I needed. It worked great, but I was miserable. I need to reckon with what it means.

I do not want to let go, but I recognize the power of this pull. Feeling this for myself has only reinforced my belief that these models constitute an addictive substance. They alter cognition in ways deleterious to human prosperity. In other words, for as much output as they provide, they take something important from us.

Sounds like a deal with the devil to me

Plein de choses à apprendre sur le plaisir féminin - Fiat Tux

This is an interesting article…

Terrifying to be making those decisions. Even more to be impacted by those.

When you want to improve your search skills.

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On software engineering in the age of commodified code

Fixing common Java anti-patterns took an app from 1,198ms to 239ms. Eight patterns that compile fine and pass code review but silently drain CPU and balloon heap, with benchmarks and code fixes for each

Good tooling to verify email providers

It's JSON all the way down

What worked for me is the restorecon part after adding my key

restorecon -R -v ~/.ssh

(running this on the VPS)