My activities for the month of stardate 20545 are/is

[Smucky]

And for like the 4th Saturday in a row, it either rains, or gets cold, windy, and rains

Either way, been stuck inside for like 4 weeks.

[Smucky]

For all my vibe coded apps, I still can't stand react.js. It seems to violate everything I stand for. So told AI to re-write everything into Svelte

Ah, svelte seems way better.

My AI girlfriend is telling me to watch these for a better idea

Rich Harris — Foundational Talks

1. Rethinking Reactivity (YGLF 2019)
[youtube]AdNJ3fydeao[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fydeao

2. The Return of 'Write Less, Do More' (JSCamp 2019)
[youtube]BzX4aTRPzno[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzX4aTRPzno

3. Computer, Build Me an App (JSConf EU 2018)
[youtube]qqt6YxAZoOc[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqt6YxAZoOc

Svelte 5 / Current State

4. Svelte 5: Beyond Components (ViteConf 2024)
[youtube]KC6IolBu92Y[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC6IolBu92Y

Svelte Summit Conference Streams

5. Svelte Summit Fall 2024
[youtube]fAPFsRP-mbc[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAPFsRP-mbc

6. Svelte Summit Spring 2024
[youtube]gkJ09joGBZ4[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkJ09joGBZ4

7. Svelte Summit Fall 2023
[youtube]pTgIx-ucMsY[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTgIx-ucMsY

Svelte Society YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/@sveltesociety

[Smucky]

Also, the official tut ain't too bad svelte.dev/tutorial/svelte/welcome-to-svelte

[Smucky]

Such a strong urge to play morrowind
ahh

Ah!

[Smucky]

Long day of mowing. Now in the tub.

[Smucky]

I was just raped. Now I'm going to bed

[Smucky]

Now I am vibe coding my vibe coded web app into an android app Which means I got 119 files to review for today
Can't wait.
Honestly makes it hard to get out of bed

[Smucky]

Wife mounted me this morning before I could get out of bed and then I spermed inside. Now she is all pissed.
Like what did you think would happen?

[NinjaPoodle]

So Smucky, how is it going with the tractor engine head?

[Smucky]

So Smucky, how is it going with the tractor engine head?

We had a slow rain that lasted for over 30 hours. Which basically meant that we got almost 6 inches of rain. So everything is super muddy and nasty and I haven't been outside in like 5 days.

Might go to the machine shop and pick up the head tomorrow. Might work on it this weekend. Might not.

[NinjaPoodle]

So Smucky, how is it going with the tractor engine head?

We had a slow rain that lasted for over 30 hours. Which basically meant that we got almost 6 inches of rain. So everything is super muddy and nasty and I haven't been outside in like 5 days.

Might go to the machine shop and pick up the head tomorrow. Might work on it this weekend. Might not.

but you have a barn where you can work indoors right?

[Smucky]

So Smucky, how is it going with the tractor engine head?

We had a slow rain that lasted for over 30 hours. Which basically meant that we got almost 6 inches of rain. So everything is super muddy and nasty and I haven't been outside in like 5 days.

Might go to the machine shop and pick up the head tomorrow. Might work on it this weekend. Might not.

but you have a barn where you can work indoors right?

True but if it is cold, or windy, or rainy or any combination of those, it somehow just doesn't feel right

[Smucky]

Head picked up.

Good enough I guess

[NinjaPoodle]

Head picked up.

Good enough I guess

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Looks kind of good. What are those corroded flats on the head?

Also can you clean up the coolant cavities? Looks like it a lot of shit in there. Blow them with compressed air at least.

[Smucky]

Head picked up.

Good enough I guess

PXL_20260423_201900181.jpg

Looks kind of good. What are those corroded flats on the head?

Also can you clean up the coolant cavities? Looks like it a lot of shit in there. Blow them with compressed air at least.

The corroded "flats" are from the casting holes on the block which are open to the coolant. And right below those flats are the casting holes on the head, those are open to coolant but don't match up to any holes on the block. I call them "casting holes" because I don't know any other terminology. But seems kind of weird, don't think I've seen random holes on blocks on cars that are open to coolant but don't flow any where.

I marked where the actual "flows" happen through the head here. Red=oil pressure feed. Green=coolant. Blue=oil return

Kind of don't see where coolant could be leaking into the oil at. But I haven't even looked at the block either. The "cylinder walls" are sleeves that are pressed in. Apparently that is typical of diesels. Hoping those aren't leaking

In the top left corner there is some kind epoxy type stuff in that hole. Kind of weird, might try to dig it out or investigate. I was just impressed they cleaned the head as good as they did. There is no paint left on it, so not sure what they dunked it in.

[Smucky]

Bla. It looks like the engine is a wet sleeve design and engine coolant leaking past the sleeves and into the oil pan is a common problem I thought wet sleeve was a modern thing.
Fuuu

I'm going to go pour some water in the block and then in the morning pull the oil pan plug and see what comes out

[Smucky]

Alright. Got a gallon of weakly mixed antifreeze in the block. I guess now I wait.

[NinjaPoodle]

Kind of don't see where coolant could be leaking into the oil at. But I haven't even looked at the block either. The "cylinder walls" are sleeves that are pressed in. Apparently that is typical of diesels. Hoping those aren't leaking

You should check for scoring on the cylinder walls. If they are ok, then you should pressure test the cylinders but the head must go back on in that case.