Most of the code I write is in interpreted languages, so there is no compilation needed. The problem with software that just works is that people take it for granted, so lets make the software just a little bit worse ... because that's what people expect.
Use the "ps" command or use something different. I bring the different in this blog post.
This uses the check-grammar script from a previous post , but you could change it to use any other command-line grammar checker such as harper .
Vibecoded. The AI is pretty good at small tasks that have already been done before.
In this post I introduce a bash script that handles the details.
I'm going to show you how to break the fake made-up rules that the nerds come up with so that you can get this stuff done.
Who knows what it was and who cares. I am going to sidestep the issue.
[Sept 1, 2025: I figured out what the problem was. History doesn't get saved when programs crash HARD. So I disabled the code and cleaned up the history files. ]
What if the Lua interpreter could find a file in the same directory, I mean a file right next to it? Without even using hard-coded paths.
Answers to questions that you never thought of asking.