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How to self-host email marketing list if you are a developer(intmaker.com)
6 points by ribtoks 7y ago|0 comments
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by ribtoks 7y ago
I was shaping such system myself and after some time I understood that global kanban boards are enough, but what is more important is how do I focus (and return to the focused state) during the work. To focus and return to the focus better,
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Show HN: FocusBit – cross-platform pomodoro timer and todo app(focusbitapp.com)
5 points by ribtoks 7y ago|0 comments
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How to accomplish things you're not interested in(focusbitapp.com)
4 points by ribtoks 7y ago|0 comments
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by ribtoks 7y ago
There's no plug, all screenshots are from my attempts to manage my work better on one of my hobby projects. This is where it all started.
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by ribtoks 7y ago
I've been doing exactly the same but with OneNote instead of notepad and GitHub kanban instead of GitLab kanban. At some point I just decided to get some automation done..
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by ribtoks 7y ago
Why not GitHub Issue using GitHub-flavored Markdown?
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by ribtoks 7y ago
The point of todo comments is that they are written across all your codebase and the system collects them and visualizes without manual intervention.
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by ribtoks 7y ago
First of all, the buffer will be too small for all tasks created on a branch and you don't want to have this buffer big, unless you have 2 monitors and have Emacs frame with this buffer opened for a half of it. Also this process is not
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by ribtoks 7y ago
Nice idea but it's only possible on quite small feature work. If you touch different bits and pieces of the codebase, you won't create a failing test for each edit. Plus, some things cannot be expressed in tests (e.g. "increa
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by ribtoks 7y ago
There's nothing Vim specific as I use Vim and Qt Creator and even Emacs for different projects. All of them allow to open a "session" with one or more projects, but it's about what you were doing before in these projects
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by ribtoks 7y ago
The ground truth is in the comments in the source file. Kanban board is a derived data. So I don't think it should work the other way round.
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by ribtoks 7y ago
Sure, but whenever you feel like you have an idea, you have to open your TODO list in org mode and update it. Also when you finish your intermediate goal, you have to again go to your file and mark item as done. In my case when you remove t
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How to return to the flow faster(codejamming.org)
330 points by ribtoks 7y ago|58 comments
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by ribtoks 7y ago
Given style of the code, what Yegor needs is Lisp, but not OOP.
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Educational implementation of CNN in pure C++ with documentation(github.com)
1 points by ribtoks 8y ago|0 comments
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Deploying native apps to macOS(codejamming.org)
2 points by ribtoks 8y ago|0 comments
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Fuller Stack Development(code.jamming.com.ua)
2 points by ribtoks 9y ago|0 comments
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Support request to move Exiv2 to permissive license(github.com)
1 points by ribtoks 9y ago|0 comments
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Dependency-driven development: forced OSS contributions(code.jamming.com.ua)
1 points by ribtoks 9y ago|0 comments
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by ribtoks 9y ago
Simple application which allows you to restore prioritized windows by a hotkey instead of "alt+tab"ing through all opened windows.
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BackToWork – trivial Windows productivity app(github.com)
4 points by ribtoks 9y ago|1 comments
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Open source keywording tool for photographers and illustrators(ribtoks.github.io)
1 points by ribtoks 10y ago|0 comments