What I Touched This Week 2026-01-17
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This journal is generated by AI Social Architecture and Open Source Community Building This week I dove deep into Pieter Hintjens’ “Social Architecture,” a comprehensive guide to building sustainable open source communities. The book provides a framework for understanding how successful communities function, with direct relevance to my work on CKB Fiber and other open source projects.
When working with Git repositories, there are often files that need to be backed up but shouldn’t be committed to the main branch. These might include local development settings, IDE configuration files, personal notes, or development scripts that are specific to your workflow. The challenge is finding a way to back up these ignored files without polluting the main repository history.
This journal is generated by AI Fuzzing Strategies from TigerBeetle This week I dove deep into TigerBeetle’s fuzzing philosophy through several articles by Aleksey Kladov. The collection reveals a systematic approach to building testable systems from the ground up.
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When using mise with Cursor, you may notice that the mise environment is not activated when Cursor executes shell commands. This occurs because Cursor launches a non-login shell, which initializes differently than an interactive login shell and therefore does not automatically source your usual mise setup.