marcuskaz

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   Sheets, terminal based spreadsheet tool(github.com)

   6 points by marcuskaz 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by marcuskaz 7mo ago

   Inventory is tight too, if you look at delivery/shipping times for Mac Studio and Mac Mini, I'm seeing April/May
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   by marcuskaz 8mo ago

   I just did this at work, I was working with Postman testing an API and wanted it work in a slightly different way and be able to do some bulk testing, saving responses, all slightly different then how Postman worked. I clone just the featur
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   Impact of AI on Tech Blogs(mkaz.blog)

   1 points by marcuskaz 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by marcuskaz 10mo ago

   Brilliant, agree, that's much better and even more safer.
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   by marcuskaz 10mo ago

   So would you make cul-de-sacs out of each column?
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   Parking Lot designs can be much safer(mkaz.blog)

   4 points by marcuskaz 10mo ago|5 comments
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   by marcuskaz 10mo ago

   I have a similar one using localStorage https://github.com/mkaz/browser-pad
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   by marcuskaz 10mo ago

   Do you have a school age child? My inbox is flooded with school updates, fund raisers, random questions, and is double when my two kids aren't at the same school.
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    by marcuskaz 10mo ago

    :thinking-face: - How builds and deploys are configured - The simple aspect of connecting a GitHub repo and you get auto deploys - Auto creating branch environments that make testing as easy as a new link - Just configuring users and permis
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    by marcuskaz 10mo ago

    Developer experience matters. This is what Vercel figured out and why their admin screens are sooooooo much better than anything AWS or Google creates.
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    by marcuskaz 11mo ago

    100% - Is it all custom site? Looks like a Next.js app
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    Jotit – command-line notes with AI search and summaries(github.com)

    2 points by marcuskaz 11mo ago|1 comments
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    by marcuskaz 11mo ago

    I got tired of fighting with note-taking systems. Every time I tried a system like PARA or Johnny Decimal, I'd spend too much energy thinking about filing notes plus when I needed to find something, I'd forget which bucket I put i
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    Likewise, why doesn't git clone automatically cd into the repo?
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    VimWiki: Personal Knowledge Management in Vim(mkaz.blog)

    3 points by marcuskaz 1y ago|0 comments
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    > I am interested in are hosting my own RSS feed reader, an ebook library, and a password manager You can do that on a Raspberry Pi Zero for $15, and for $12 you can get a 128gb microsd card, plenty of storage. It'll take up minimal
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    I agree, his literary work is unique, and does take a bit more work to read, and with that it includes additional meaning behind it. For example, in The Road often times it doesn't even matter if its the boy or the man saying it. Howev
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    Sorry, but he takes it too far. McCarthy's omission of punctuation makes his books difficult to understand who is saying what, and a challenge to follow especially with dialogue. The Road and No Country for Old Men both do not contain
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    Trying Out Jujutsu VCS(mkaz.blog)

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

    I suppose I want the article written for the experienced developer, convince me why I should try something different than the huge defacto standard that is git. I'm totally open to trying something new, but need a compelling case. Beyo
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    > Jujutsu is more powerful than Git. Despite the fact that it's easier to learn and more intuitive, it actually has loads of awesome capabilities for power users that completely leave Git in the dust. Like? This isn't explained
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    Create a Local IMDb MCP Server in Python(mkaz.blog)

    1 points by marcuskaz 1y ago|0 comments
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    The string formatting article definitely has been my most popular post for years. I'm glad you found it useful, and thanks for the kind words
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    I finally compiled and expanded on all my various blog posts, tutorials and other Python goodness into a book: Working with Python. It is available as a free pdf download at: https://mkaz.blog/working-with-python/ It&#
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    Agree, it seems like a mismatch of features and audience. As someone who doesn't know much about working out or what exercises to do this sounds like a good app. I need help, but picking based on muscles is off. My thought and goals ar
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    For sure, yours is far more elegant and nice to use. Mine takes minimalism to an extreme :-)
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    You can also create a writing space in your browser using a data URL, paste the following into your address bar and boom! instant editor. You can bookmark it and will always be available. ``` data:text/html, <html contenteditable&gt
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    You're right, fixed. Switched it to use innerHTML.
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    by marcuskaz 1y ago

    Here's a dead simple note "app" - it's a single html file using CSS and JavaScript, a whopping 62 lines. Uses content editable and localStorage. Demo: https://mkaz.github.io/browser-pad/ Source: ht