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by tra3 4y ago
I believe the gp was talking about the year of unemployment referred to in the original post. I was laid off for about a month earlier this year and it was the most productive I’ve ever been, open source contributions wise. Pragmatically, I
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by tra3 4y ago
The intent is to learn and produce and be an able to talk about rather than try to make money.
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by tra3 4y ago
I tried https://jitsi.org , open source video conferencing, the other day and it worked just fine. I didn't use the camera, so not entirely sure how well that piece of works but at least there are options other than google.
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by tra3 4y ago
I struggle with code like this (also, complicated piped shell statements). How do you debug/reason about this? I know this specific example may be an exercise, but still.
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by tra3 4y ago
macOS has it built in, as does windows. There’s a mention of yabai upthread which takes it to the next level.
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by tra3 4y ago
Great answer. > (2) I write a lot of runbook documentation and I'm also disciplined about project setup. Sometimes I dread bringing a project out of mothballs after 9 months but time and time again I find my docs, follow them step b
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by tra3 4y ago
With a list like this it's kinda hard to tell what's interesting and what is not. I'm familiar with fzf and it deserves more love if you're a shell user. Essentially it's a completion/selection framework. You p
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by tra3 4y ago
Hammerspoon is awesome. I have an `hs_message` alias that basically calls `hs.alert`. Super handy. The good thing about xbar is that you can quickly write small shells scripts. But I definitely love HS for global shortcuts/automation.
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by tra3 4y ago
Not sure why the downvotes, same here. I disabled mine in favour of sketchy bar [0]. I hide most things except for bandwidth and clock. Super handy. 0: https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyBar
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by tra3 4y ago
That’s brilliant. I imagine waterproof socks also keep the moisture in as well? Is it worth it?
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by tra3 4y ago
I’m nowhere near as accomplished as skurka, but I have some back country experience and I agree with him completely. Cheaper waterproof (not breathable) layers with ventilation (pit zips on jackets and full length zippers on pants) is the w
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by tra3 4y ago
I only meant that I love text based interfaces. I only know of one other example that looks good in both terminal and web: https://wttr.in
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by tra3 4y ago
As a terminal lover this is amazing.
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by tra3 4y ago
> Yes, it may cost $1.5 trillion over the next 50 years, but that’s the entire program cost, including R&D, procurement, operations, maintenance and sustainment. This is a number that is only really relevant before the program has be
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by tra3 4y ago
Maybe I should've said "cleaning". Camping/offroading, it gets pretty grimy both inside and out. Hand carwashes here do the outside clean/wipe and then an interior clean (vacuum, wipe, etc). I tried to replicate it,
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by tra3 4y ago
Yeah, you gotta adjust each leg individually. That's what tripods are designed to do after all :)
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by tra3 4y ago
When I looked for a job 6 months ago, I had the same experience. A dozen applications and no responses. Working with recruiters that put me in front of a hiring person was how I ended up finding my current job.
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by tra3 4y ago
Incremental learning. It's come out of the spaced repetition movement (SuperMemo really). The algorithm presents you with something that you flagged as interesting. If you're truly interested, you engage with it (and notify the al
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by tra3 4y ago
Cleaning. I hate paying for work that I can do myself, but I simply can't clean as well as professional cleaners. Even I spend more time than they do. Same with washing/detailing my car, especially if there's a team working o
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by tra3 4y ago
I built a Mobile workstation out of an old dslr tripod after I saw one on Amazon (0). Game changer for me. I can use it sitting down like a traditional desk, or standing up. Occasionally I bring it all the way down and squat in front of it
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by tra3 4y ago
Sound advice, but that ship has sailed. This is an existing lambda that I'm refactoring so I need to be able to "go through the front door", as it were. Once I become more familiar with the code, I'll be able to test ind
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by tra3 4y ago
I just started working with Lambda, so my experience may just be the teething pains, but. I find the developer experience a bit jarring. My lambda is in python, but every time I want to test my code I have to "build" the lambda wi
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by tra3 4y ago
You give owners more credit than they are due. There’s no planning there, it’s all a happy little accident. Also, let’s tear down our manufacturing plant and rebuild it from scratch every 2 years just to make sure we can.
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by tra3 4y ago
According to Apple > 1. All profiles can be removed by wiping the device of all data. [0] Depending on the MDM profile there's a lot that can be done. Is the profile still active or just the certificate is hanging around? [0]: http
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by tra3 4y ago
Sounds reasonable but misses the mark, sorry. Once you become a manager you rapidly lose hands on skills. The big picture never goes away, but the details go pretty quick. If you don’t use, you do lose it.
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by tra3 4y ago
Hey, at least they are not shutting it down.
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by tra3 4y ago
There had to be a prototypical Milton somewhere. Hilarious!
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by tra3 4y ago
Come on. That's Milton's plot line from Office Space.
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by tra3 4y ago
100% there was prior art to this, I was thinking zettelkasten. Didn't know about Xanadu though!
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by tra3 4y ago
I've been dabbling in personal knowledge bases for a long time now. I remember the when I discovered tags -- thought it was the best thing ever. The first good implementation in the wild (for me) was del.icio.us. Eventually I ran into

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