Greg Clarke 🇨🇦 :mverified:

AI coding agents get the same instructions no matter what file they're touching. So they guess, break things, then spend 30 calls fixing it.

I built sctx. It scopes context to specific files using AGENTS.yaml. The agent only sees what's relevant.

Open source, works with Claude Code today […]

AWS Middle East Central data centres have been attacked.

This is a good reminder that the cloud is just someone else's computer. And maybe it doesn't make sense to rely on cloud providers to store your photos, backups, emails, etc, if those cloud providers are now legitimate military targets […]

TIL that crocodiles sweat through their mouths. Does that mean they can season their food mid chew?

#ReptileQuestion #Reptiles #Crocodiles

@eljojo artificial "intelligence" 😅

101% usage of Claude Code

Am I a hacker!? $0.57 for FREE! And it only cost me $100 in subscription + extra usage fees. I'll have something interesting to show for this soon. I've been working on an OpenClaw alternative. It's like OpenClaw but with elastic bands around the pinchers. It's based […]

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Claude Pro subscription 95% weekly limit hit within 46 hours

It's Wednesday at 7pm 😅 Looks like I'm going to have to start thinking for myself soon

@eljojo ReMemory is a brilliant idea!

ReMemory Is The Amnesia-hedging Buddy Backup You Didn’t Know You Needed What would happen if you lost your memory, even partially? With so much of our lives being digital, forgetting your passwords (or the master key to your password manager) could be disastrous. Haunted by that specter after a concussion, [eljojo] created ReMemory, a tool based on Shamir’s Secret Sharing to help your friends help you. Shamir’s Secret Sharing, for the uninitiated, is a way to split up important data between parties so that the full picture is only available when a quorum comes together. The classic example is giving everyone a couple of digits out of the combination to the bank vault, but no one the full combination. Together, they can open the vault. ReMemory works the same way. Rather than the combination to a bank vault, the locally-hosted, browser-based interface splits the encryption key to your sensitive data. If you’re old fashioned that might be a plaintext list of passwords, or for the more modern the recovery codes to your password manager. It could be literally anything, like your Aunt Edna’s famous cupcake recipe, which surely should not be lost to time. Aunt Edna could probably handle this. You can chose how many friends to split your data betwixt, and how many will be required to meet quorum– the minimum, of course, being two, but the suggested default is to split the data five ways, and allow decryption from any three parties. Each bundle includes the complete recovery tool, so anyone in your circle of trust can start the process of decrypting your data if they get the others on board. Since it’s self-hosted and browser based, those friends don’t have to be particularly tech-savvy, as long as they can be trusted to hold onto the files. Everything is explained in the readme included in each bundle. This does have the downside of requiring you to have multiple close friends, at least some of whom you trust to come through in a crunch, and all of whom you trust not to collude behind your back. Still, if you’re the social type, this seems like it might be a useful tool. The code is available under an Apache 2.0 license, so you can audit it for yourself — a must for any tool you plan on entrusting your secrets to. The best part of the sharing algorithm is that it’s not vulnerable to quantum computing. While [eljojo] was thinking of amnesia when he put the tool together, we can’t help but think this also solves the postmortem password problem.

Hackaday made a post about ReMemory! https://hackaday.com/2026/02/10/rememory-is-the-amnesia-hedging-buddy-backup-you-didnt-know-you-needed/

@samloonie maybe? The cleaning cycle registered a small blip on the particulate matter sensor in my studio upstairs from the kitchen and nothing in our bedroom. For reference, that second blip is me starting our woodstove with the door open. Our oven is fairly new […]

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It got down to -25C last night. At that temperature our electric furnace starts to take over from our heat pump and our heating falls to only 100% efficiency. Our oven's cleaning cycle is also about 100% efficient. So I had a free oven cleaning!

#Science #HeatPump

"Let's pretend these bubbles are people and we're killing them!" - my 4yo daughter
#ShitKidsSay

Here are my thoughts and tips for maintaining quality and reducing reviewer burnout when dealing with AI code contributions.

https://gregology.net/2026/02/elegant-code-contributions/

#AI #AISlop #Coding #JohnConnor

Ice breaking on the Wolfe Island car ferry. I don't think we actually needed the car ferry today, we could probably have just driven across 😅
#Canada #Ontario #Kingston #WolfeIsland

Reminder that Donald Trump, Coward-in-Chief of the US military, is a draft dodger.
#Trump

@andrew the second thing on the agenda of our inaugural Quinte mesh meeting is choosing a protocol for our network. Given Meshcore's success in the UK, growing popularity in communities like Ottawa, and the fact that Quinte Mesh would serve as a connection between the GTA and Kingston, I'm […]

MeshMap showing the location of a single node in the Quinte Region

Quinte is on the MeshMap! I'm starting a local network and we have our first meetup on the 27th.
https://QuinteMesh.ca

#Meshtastic #Mesh #Belleville #BellevilleOn #Quinte #PrinceEdwardCounty

My 4yo is certain that she's been invited to her school friend's dog's birthday party. Is this a thing or did my daughter maybe get it wrong? I convinced her that the best present would be a stick so it's a pretty low commitment from my end. But I don't want to turn up uninvited to someone's […]

Are mice in the attic probable cause to fire our cats? To be fair, our cats can't get into the attic and they did warn me by staring at a blank wall.

The 20yo Blackberry form factor used by the LILYGO T-Deck is perfect for my 4yo. I'm introducing her to Meshtastic.
#Meshtastic

TIL that 1 gram of uranium contains 20 million kcals so if you ate just one gram of uranium you would have enough calories for the rest of your life.

Sleeping child with sleeping panda in background

Showing my daughter a sleeping panda

She was not as impressed as I had hoped she would be

Bag of M&M's and a box of smarties

I'm making my daughter Marisol custom smarties with her first initial on them
#hacking #DadLife

My gaming / inference rig has 128Gb RAM. Am I a billionaire now?

Quokka selfie
#LifeGoals #Quokkas #Australia

It’s probably the half that are inhaling.

https://blog.ucs.org/cecilia-moura/nearly-half-of-us-breathes-unhealthy-levels-of-pollution-cars-and-trucks-largely-to-blame/

People who have 8647 as their pin number must be feeling pretty paranoid

Our 2019 Nissan LEAF hits 100,000Km today. We bought it second hand last year. With Ontario's ultra-low off peak pricing, we've saved about $2.5K in fuel in 12 months.

#Ontario #EV #LEAF #NissanLEAF

This may be an unpopular opinion but we should consider moving the Canada / US border 250km north along the Detroit river. Moving the border north 250km would reduce the amount of cross border trips for the automotive industry negating a lot of the tariff issues. And I don’t think the geniuses […]

Savour the Chill’s Soup Festival in Belleville Ontario.
#SoupFest #SavorTheChill #Belleville #BellevilleOntario #BellevilleON