rem / Remy Sharp
@remysharp
Smart enough to know he's not smart enough. 🌮 📍Brighton, UK
Been a minute since I built a Gameboy for someone. Still have 8 or so Gameboys left to find a home (for hard cash of course!)
Gave it a spin, but got a bunch of failures - possibly because of an outage?
My primary use for LLMs (via Claude) is personal tooling. I had this made for myself yesterday - I'm confident that I wouldn't have been able to build this to the finesse that I needed *and* that I would have finished. Parses kicad_pcb files and gerber zips. tools.remysharp.com/pcb-tracer/?...
I don't actually know how many early bird tickets are left, or even if there are, but today is when we close ticket sales until September. So if you've been waiting on it, now is the time. 2026.ffconf.org
I still can't get past this fucking level… It's been open in my tabs since it was released - and frankly, a bunch of girls in mini skirts on a laptop belonging to a mad in his late 40s really isn't a great look.
I do enjoy coding, and I know AI is making the whole thing…weird…so - This is why I love that I've gotten into electronics where it's just me and determination. I nearly lost the battle with this one, but got there in the end: remysharp.com/tif/2026-07-...
It ain't pretty, but currently doing surgery on Pokémon Emerald Green. This poor soul lost two of its ROM legs so I had to grind into the silicon to expose the internal bond pads then jump with enamelled 38 AWG (fucking hairline) wire. Fingers crossed, eh?!
I can't believe it's taken me absolutely years to discover what OPDS is, and that I can "just" serve my books up to my ereader devices over it 😱🤦
Looking for some advice. Is this banding due to needing to sand down the wood a lot more or I just completely fucked it up?
After faffing for quite a long time on CSS and styles (I'm the kind of dev that knows what looks decent, but struggles to implement it), I've got with this. Ugly, but sod it, I can't be arsed to spend more time.
I do hate this guilt I feel when putting together code for publishing. I'm trying to make a demo to show how to use a web component (for open source), top is my efforts after 20 minutes. Below is the output from 2 lines of AI.
Every time I see this card in Music app, I think it's @markboulton.co.uk 🤦 (the music's good, so Mark, it's a compliment!)
I'm constantly tweaking my personal RSS reader (though it's also pulling newsletters and bluesky). Most recent tweak was to add some gentle indicator as to whether it's information or opinion I'm reading
How's your November looking? How about @ffconf.org this year. Indie events survive*and* thrive on your attendance, so join us with an early bird. (Yes, I'm going to he posting about this a lot!)
You know what's 🔥HOT🔥 today, other than the entire planet, our rooms, our entire bodies… :cough: on a brighter note - @ffconf.org early bird 🐣 tickets just went live. 👉 2026.ffconf.org
Fucking Amazon. I've really managed to reduce what I buy and yet I still fall for their fucking"you searched for X? Here's X-adjacent". Distilled water != Deionised water (which is what I bought)
I'm absolutely certain that it's me, but this doesn't load for me: hyperblam.how/examples/02-... Firefox it sits there "loading…" and Chrome doesn't play it back (and audio element is "crunchy" - see screenshot). Network looks fine, no js errors client side… not sure how to help
My feed reader now includes a single line summary based on those items in my "inbox" (according to my own custom algo). > AI's encroaching chaos versus essential web crafts and cautious optimism Not sure that strap line is ever going to change 😂
Jesus Ache. I've not missed ye old days of embedding videos in my blog:
I'm fairly convinced my oura ring is drunk most of the time. This is my report and I feel like I've been dragged through a bog.
Yeah, just got wind of it via mastodon. it's tucked inside the "more info" … obviously.
No, these are just feeds I subscribe to. It's then applying embeddings to the contents and I'm trying to guide my tastes to then finding more posts (again, that I subscribe to) to surface them using scoring which comes from different places:
I do also love that it's a PWA _and_ the server hosting the content goes offline between 11pm and 9am, so all the "inbox" posts are cached so I can read whenever I like. Particularly the detail of the offline icon (classic service worker: different resource when offline).
Been enjoying discovering new posts via some self hosted personal project. I've been thinking A LOT about personal algorithms, and whether it's even possible for these to exist along side our existing services. Not sure I've got an answer yet. Pretty sure I'm not smart enough…!
Okay. Now I'm stopping at 9. Appreciate this has gotten a little out of hand. Plus, every one of these are modded in some way. Rather chuffed with the "stealth" watch with the enhanced light spreader.
Just a simple example. Here's my profile page. That says 3781 bookmarks have been archives, "representing 100% of your collection" (of which there's 8,001 links…so, not, 100%?). Then "due to errors:" - the colon suggestion there's more to be said, but nope, just… a void.