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One thing I've had some people express interest in is the setup I use to generate this site. It's actually pretty simple, so here's a quick overview!

I've been meaning to write about some ideas related to coding with AI for a while. Initially I set the scope way too large^{1 1} Wanting to publish ready-to-use tools with good docs and everything first, for instance and of course that leads to not writing anything.

So I'm going to start by taking a more casual approach and describe some of the ideas at a higher level, in the hope that it will be useful. Maybe at some point I'll build a tool that's robust enough I feel confident releasing and supporting it, but we'll worry about that later.

This is the first post in that (hopefully) series.

One of the recommendations for using git is to limit the summary line to 50 characters, and the rest of the lines to 72. I wanted to see if I could make this easier by having vim tell me when I went over that limit.

I got a new computer at work, which has the Norwegian keyboard. This messed up my muscle memory because the position I'm used to having as the shift key is actually split into two separate keys, but luckily there are ways to fix that!

Last time we built a proof-of-concept of a tool which could run a process in linux with guardrails around syscalls based on what shared object they originated from. This time we'll fill in some of the missing functionality to be able to run more programs.