Dominik Wilkowski dominikwilkowski

Timor-Leste Digital Transformation Strategy Proposal

A sustainable, capability-building approach to fixing today’s tech issues while building long-term digital sovereignty.

Executive intent

Timor-Leste can modernise government digital services without becoming permanently dependent on external vendors by adopting a "capability-first" model: build local skills, establish standards, and deliver services iteratively with strong governance.

This proposal is structured in three stages:

A rolling list of nits in the RFDs

https://rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0001#_insights_to_include_in_rfds

*  Performance
-    * How do the trade-offs of this determination impact performace? Is it visible to customers? Is it a regression? Are there any benchmarks that helped lead to the determination?
+    * How do the trade-offs of this determination impact performance? Is it visible to customers? Is it a regression? Are there any benchmarks that helped lead to the determination?

Moving a repo

Clone the repo with the --mirror flag

git clone --mirror https://<URL>.git

Create a new repo without initializing it with any files
Clone this new repo locally
Add a new remote to the new repo

Toggle a HomeKit shortcut when the webcam is on

When working from home I have my desk and webcam pointing towards my door which means sometimes someone might enter my office just to find themself to be captured on camera unwittingly. To deal with this I added a light above the outside of my door. This light switches on when my webcam is on and off when it is off. This way people know if they are on camera or not.

This is how I did it:

moved to: https://dominik-wilkowski.com/posts/readme/

Generate a leaner SVG from QR-Code-generator

This is a quick function that can convert a QR code generated with the rust version of QR-Code-generator into a much smaller SVG than the to_svg_string function included in their example. The function is made generic so that you may use this function with other qr sources. All the function needs is a method to check coordinates if they contain a block box or not besides the size and border values.

So if you have the data for your QR code, all you need is to write a method as I did in the FakeQr struct for the tests.

The SVG optimizations:

Remove unneeded attributes, tags and whitespace
Use short form for hex colors

	import tkinter as tk
	from time import sleep

	root = tk.Tk()
	canvas = tk.Canvas(root, height=800, width=800, bg="black")
	canvas.pack (anchor=tk.CENTER, expand=True)
	FPS=80
	x_left, y_left = 50, 50
	x_right, y_right = 730, 50
	# left_vy = -7

	#!/bin/bash

	# ==============================================================================
	# CONFIGURATION - Edit these values
	# ==============================================================================
	ORG_NAME="your-org-name"
	LABEL_NAME="needs-review"
	LABEL_COLOR="FF0000"
	LABEL_DESCRIPTION="PRs that need review"

	blank_lines_upper_bound = 2
	max_width = 120
	control_brace_style = "ClosingNextLine"
	format_code_in_doc_comments = true
	imports_layout = "HorizontalVertical"
	match_block_trailing_comma = true
	newline_style = "Unix"
	report_fixme = "Always"
	report_todo = "Unnumbered"

	source ~/.profile

	# default editor
	export EDITOR=vim

	# GPT API key for "git busy" command
	export GPT_API_KEY=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

	# homebrew PATH
	eval "$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)"