tanin

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   Show HN: Superintendent, a desktop app - load CSV files, and write SQL(superintendent.app)

   13 points by tanin 5y ago|1 comments
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   by tanin 5y ago

   Time for me to shine! I use 2 giant plain-text files. One for notes. The other for to-dos. I use git to sync to a private git repo using my own app https://github.com/tanin47/git-notes (work with Mac, windows, Linux) M
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   by tanin 5y ago

   Big fan of her YouTube videos. Watched a lot of them. Then randomly there's her singing.. I was so confused lol
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   by tanin 5y ago

   I really appreciate that you shared the experience. It's great to learn about it and be aware of it, so I can avoid a similar problem in the future. Best of luck with your next adventure! Thank you for being my interviewer as well. I d
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   by tanin 5y ago

   Shameless plug. I wrote a go app that keeps syncing your notes to GitHub/gitlab. I simply maintain a giant plain text note. Sometimes I hope there is a better way to search, but it's decent enough. https://github.com&#x
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   by tanin 6y ago

   Yup, golang's guardrails are great, but they should be enforced on CI... not while coding locally.
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   by tanin 6y ago

   I'm a big fan of Scala, though I think the sweet spot for Scala is for a small team with pre-existing Scala's expertise. For a one-person project, I definitely use Scala. I used to use Ruby a lot. You can move fast with safety wit
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   Show HN: Simple mouse button and trackpad gesture config tool for Mac(github.com)

   2 points by tanin 6y ago|0 comments
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   by tanin 6y ago

   Shameless plug. You can use a programmable tooltip for macOS, so you don't have to remember all the shortcuts for these workflows. Please see https://github.com/tanin47/tip
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    Show HN: Use a programmable tooltip on Mac OS to automate your workflows(github.com)

    1 points by tanin 6y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: A programmable tooltip on Mac OS(github.com)

    1 points by tanin 6y ago|0 comments
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Great app. Love the simplicity!
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I have been using a single plain text file as my note for 6 months now. I'm using vim mode on sublime though. Switching to a plain text file that syncs to GitHub feels more permanent. I've gone through several note apps (e.g. Ever
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Yes! that's a great use case for Execute.
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    Tip, a programmable tooltip on Mac OS X, now supports executing a command(github.com)

    3 points by tanin 6y ago|2 comments
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    by tanin 6y ago

    For me, the big one is sleep. My productivity seems to increase in general. Here are some techniques: - If we go to bed late, just wake up late - Sleep in a dark room. Close all curtains. Reduce the sunlight in the morning. Actually, don&#x
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    by tanin 6y ago

    +1 This also applies to ergonomics. There's a guideline for good ergonomics... but you'll need to experiment and personalize to fit your own ..umm... physiology(?). I'm actually a huge fan of dark mode. I also enable flux&#x2
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I use Sublime to edit text files and auto-sync to GitHub using my in-house go app ( https://github.com/tanin47/git-notes ). The text files contain both notes and to-dos. I like that this setting feels that my notes will
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I'm working on a programmable tooltip on Mac OS X ( https://github.com/tanin47/tip ), as in you can write your own script (ruby/python/bash) to provide tooltip items. It's my first real app on Mac OS
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I don't go over my notes. When I need some piece of info, either I know I noted this and go look for it or I just search with a few good keywords on my notes. Also, I just keep notes in one giant text file. I'd love some sort of f
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Thank you!
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Yes, I'm still working on the mouse/trackpad configuration app, which will make Tip usage really convenient. Please leave a comment on this issue: https://github.com/tanin47/tip/issues/28 I'll
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Thank you for your comment! Any feedback/suggestion is welcome!
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Thank you! Please don't hesitate to open GitHub issues if you have suggestions to make your workflows more convenient. Just curious: what are the workflows you plan to use Tip for?
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I just started at Stripe last year, and I found myself perform many mechanical tasks like: * Converting seconds-from-epoch to a human readable date * Select an id and pull info about it At first, I tried to perform these mechanical tasks wi
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    by tanin 6y ago

    What a great article. It's something I need to read, as I have been working on my own programming language for a while now. This creating-programming-language-thing is so difficult and so much effort. (I'm stuck at designing how s
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    by tanin 6y ago

    That's a good way of thinking about it. The fundamental of Tip is that every piece of text has a relevant set of actions.
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Thank you! any feedback is welcome.
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    by tanin 6y ago

    Well, awesome :)
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    by tanin 6y ago

    I'm open to a suggestion on how to explain it in a better way.