tra3

13 ms·

211.
by tra3 2y ago
The best connection I’ve ever been able to make is to compare it to fooling around with sand at the beach. Dig a hole, stick your foot in and bury it. I can pull it out with a bit of effort. Now multiply it by a factor of…10 or a 100. I don
212.
by tra3 2y ago
I say - release it and get feedback from real users. I get motivated by other people finding my work useful, maybe you will too? On the flip side, if nobody uses it - including yourself - why bother improving it?
213.
by tra3 2y ago
Worked with chatgpt: > You're my buddy that I've known for a while. You're pretty straightforward, no bullshit kinda guy. Can you summarize this for me real quick: https://matt.sh/panic-at-the-job-market
214.
by tra3 2y ago
Freelancing is another bubble I think. I don’t think most developers have the skills necessary to freelance and/or most enterprises are not setup to work with freelancers.
215.
by tra3 2y ago
Watching web tech evolve is a good example. So much churn rebuilding the same thing over and over.
216.
by tra3 2y ago
Every day starts with a new day note that automatically generates a checklist for me. One of the checklist items may be to journal. The randomness is so that I actually follow through on the checklist and don’t gloss over it.
217.
by tra3 2y ago
Van Neistat (YouTube) has a video that I can’t find know where he talks about his planning process. He uses full sized poster boards. Lots of space to lay out your ideas and get a great overview just not very pocketable.
218.
by tra3 2y ago
This is really cool. How do you reorder frames? If you’re working on a particularly complex frame, how do you maintain context?
219.
by tra3 2y ago
Agreed. This is the implicit assertion that developer time is more expensive than hardware costs. Seems true in the short term, until the whole system crumbles.
220.
by tra3 2y ago
I hope this is a good place for this question - is there a way to “read it later” a podcast snippet? I listen to podcasts when I drive and I frequently want to follow up on something that I’m listening to. By the time I get out of the car t
221.
by tra3 2y ago
Have a look at "Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art" by Steve McConnell [0] I really found this quote illuminating: > When executives ask for an “estimate,” they’re often asking for a commitment or for a plan to mee
222.
by tra3 2y ago
Do these devices have a gps chip? Would be super handy as a backup nav device.
223.
by tra3 2y ago
Are you aware of anything similar that also has a GPS chip?
224.
by tra3 2y ago
I dont have an opinion on the project itself (yet), but I gotta say the website and the introduction is great. The section on "without effect" and "with effect" is intriguing and makes me want to dig in more. I used to b
225.
by tra3 2y ago
There's also https://www.snipaste.com with very similar functionality. I dont understand how it's free.
226.
by tra3 2y ago
Elevated privileges for yabai are optional, it works just fine without disabling SIP.
227.
by tra3 2y ago
Sketchybar has this.
228.
by tra3 2y ago
well I was going to use it for Spotify, but without official support it's going to be a pain. Unless someone's already hacked it.
229.
by tra3 2y ago
I’ve been trying to buy one for months. Glad I didn’t. I was going to use it for the same purpose as you. I just love that knob. Wonder if I there’s something open source out there.
230.
by tra3 2y ago
I wanted to make a joke how Sopwith [0] enemy fighters were already good in the 80s but this is kinda terrifying. Why are they trying to retrofit an F16, a whole new platform without human-required accommodations would make more sense.. [0]
231.
by tra3 2y ago
First, they came for my volume knob and I didn’t speak out..
232.
by tra3 2y ago
Agreed. Just proves the point, this person just cargo culted what makes google so famous in recent years. If you only metric is to launch new projects, you’re only gonna launch new projects. Who’s gonna get promoted for maintenance.
233.
by tra3 2y ago
Last time I checked nvalt was working just fine. Brett has been talking about nvultra for many years...at the time of creation nv and nvalt were novel, but I believe they've been superseded by things like obsidian and notation velocity
234.
by tra3 3y ago
But it shouldn’t lose 2/3 of its value in a couple of months either.
235.
by tra3 3y ago
Can you share any more info on this?
236.
by tra3 3y ago
When do people log on? I know after going fully remote I started working earlier in the day.
237.
by tra3 3y ago
Hard to say. If there are indeed as many bench warmers as some have said then businesses will truly not need as many people. What the article doesn’t seem to mention that after dot com the industry expanded dramatically. Anecdotally, everyo
238.
by tra3 3y ago
I’m curious to hear if there any good alternatives. Automatic sync is the killer feature. Unfortunately if there are no alternatives, manual uploads will have to do.
239.
by tra3 3y ago
Do you know what the licensing cost was? Wonder if Orange came out ahead. 650k euros penalty over 15 years nearly..
240.
by tra3 3y ago
That's an interesting post, especially in the context of being promoted. After being in the industry for many years, I'm just now becoming aware of this stuff, particularly as it relates to the promotion culture and "making i

More ›