Today I learned how to retrieve accidentally lost commits pushed to remote (via –force). I accidentally overwrote a co-worker’s committed changes and my own revisions… Read More »Recover lost commits from git push –force
Today I extended an existing tool that generates your table definitions as YAML by inspecting your PostgreSQL db using Pyrseas. It’s a very minimal install.… Read More »How to Generate YAML-based table definitions with dbtoyaml
In times when you’re trying to unmarshal a config file using viper, check whether your config file has nested yaml structures. As shown in the… Read More »How to fix Viper unmarshal error for nested structs
Keycloak out of the box provides a lot of value as an IAM provider. On this blog post, I will talk about how I extended… Read More »How to send Keycloak events as a webhook
One of my favorite musical artists is Marc Rebillet. He makes songs using his voice, his organ, a loop mixer, and just simply creates. Watch… Read More »I don’t want to make a goddamn song today
So I recently streamed my late-night software development process (thinking out loud, walking through my thought process). A part of it was discussing how to… Read More »Creating enum type tables on Hasura
Treating my past, present, and future selves as individuals that I interact with directly helps me optimize my life: increase happiness, reduce regrets, address laziness,… Read More »The past, the present, the future me
There were only a few hours left until the culminating tech presentation my team and I were preparing for. I find myself grinding out the… Read More »Being human, wise, clever, and hardworking
When you press ALT while your VSCode intergrated terminal is open, it sometimes fills the terminal with D^[[. Github user meganrogge notes that you can… Read More »VSCode Integrated Terminal fills with D^[[
The mental model of the broken bicycle is from a personal story of mine that identifies conditioning that was instilled while one was younger, triggering… Read More »The broken bicycle