itsdanweston

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   Show HN: I made a tool to help test responsive designs on my laptop(github.com)

   1 points by itsdanweston 2y ago|0 comments
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   by itsdanweston 2y ago

   Yeah, the main tools I use are: - Alacritty with ZSH for my terminal - Neovim as my IDE - TMUX for multiplexing (different terminal windows/panes/etc) - Colima so I don't have to use Docker Desktop Everything else is just the
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   by itsdanweston 2y ago

   There are two main things I do. The first is to make sure everything runs as expected, with no faults, no security risks, deployments are successful, etc. The second (and personally more important) thing I do is try to remove as much fricti
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   by itsdanweston 2y ago

   I like making microservices, and bonus points if you run it locally on Kubernetes as well. Something were you have to coordinate multiple moving pieces, internal/external traffic, etc.
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   by itsdanweston 2y ago

   I try to use as few things as possible, here's the highlights: - Alfred -> Launcher and some small tools - Rectangle -> Simple keykinds to move windows around, easier/simpler than a full tile manager - Alacritty -> Anythi
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   by itsdanweston 2y ago

   Uncommon Sense Teaching, it's about how we learn from a neuroscience perspective, and how these insights can be applied to teaching kids (and ourselves).