#dev 2024-05-26
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cophee i love indiekit!!! [Paul_Robert_Ll]++
# cophee would love to give back in some way
# cophee @[Paul_Robert_Ll] is there. a way to create themes for IndieKit as plugins? I can't program much, but would love to make some themes for the community 😃
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capjamesg[d] pcarrier[d] I have a few ideas on how to rebuild my static site generator based on what I have learned about SSGs since I made it.
# capjamesg[d] I may do a bit of work on it this evening.
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# capjamesg[d] I'm trying to come up with a name for my new static site generator.
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pcarrier[d] graaff, in reference to Van de Graaff (electrostatic) generators?
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[KevinMarks] Sky above the port
# pcarrier[d] ah, of course that's taken. https://github.com/brendanberg/vandegraaff
# [KevinMarks] "the sky above the port was the color of television tuned to a dead channel" implies static
# capjamesg[d] [KevinMarks] I like `sky`.
# [KevinMarks] NTSC white point - what static averages to - is the colour of the clouds in a particular place in America in 1965
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[jeremycherfas] Citation needed
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# pcarrier[d] Well for starters static would average to a 50% gray, not the white point, no? And the color NTSC spec is from 1953?
# capjamesg[d] My new static site generator looks to be ~10x faster than my last one.
# capjamesg[d] Although that is likely to reduce once I finish adding the features I want.
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# pcarrier[d] capjamesg[d] 1.5ms per page doesn't sound wrong
# pcarrier[d] a lot can happen in a millisecond 🙂
# capjamesg[d] pcarrier[d] Do you know anything about Python performance optimization?
# pcarrier[d] capjamesg[d] barely
# pcarrier[d] capjamesg[d] ngl my approach to performance tends to be to rewrite into a faster runtime (typically JVM / golang / rust nowadays) the parts that matter
# capjamesg[d] I am using a Rust markdown parser, which speeds things up a lot.