Heads up: when you get a new Mac and use the transfer process, your disk ends up unencrypted on the new device.
I like to call it "Exposing yourself to luck." You can't win lottery if you never play. Play the lottery with the best odds and play it as much as you can.
It feels like magic when it works and it at least gets the code to compile. Other models* would usually return a broken code. Specially when using a new release of a library. All the models use the old function…
I’ve been using Zed Agent with GitHub Copilot’s models, but with GitHub planning to limit usage, I’m exploring alternatives. Now I'm testing Claude Code’s $100 Max plan. It feels like magic - editing code and fixing…
Wait But Why blog has a blog post [1] related to this that gives more food for thought about how we spend our everyday. [1] https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/10/100-blocks-day.html
The cheering sound is probably from Audience Response Duplicator (or: Laff Box). There's a good episode [1] about it on 99% invisible. [1] https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-laff-box/
I don't care about speed. I like how convenient is it to organize and move windows around compared to floating window managers. Especially when using multiple monitors. My hand gets tired if I use mouse too much…
We used to manage 500+ servers with Ansible for almost 10 years. It was a nightmare. With so many servers Ansible script would ocassionally fail on some servers (weird bugs, network issues, ...). Since the operations…
Niteo: https://github.com/teamniteo/handbook
I see that I'm not the only one inspired by this blog post [1]. I did a similar visualization with blocks to display my working hours [2]. [1] https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/10/100-blocks-day.html [2]…
Inkplate[1] might be a good option for around 100€. Compared to Joan it's less polished. You can get 3d printed case and it requires some coding (it doesn't support rendering HTML). I'm working on a personal dashboard…
Heads up: when you get a new Mac and use the transfer process, your disk ends up unencrypted on the new device.
I like to call it "Exposing yourself to luck." You can't win lottery if you never play. Play the lottery with the best odds and play it as much as you can.
It feels like magic when it works and it at least gets the code to compile. Other models* would usually return a broken code. Specially when using a new release of a library. All the models use the old function…
I’ve been using Zed Agent with GitHub Copilot’s models, but with GitHub planning to limit usage, I’m exploring alternatives. Now I'm testing Claude Code’s $100 Max plan. It feels like magic - editing code and fixing…
Wait But Why blog has a blog post [1] related to this that gives more food for thought about how we spend our everyday. [1] https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/10/100-blocks-day.html
The cheering sound is probably from Audience Response Duplicator (or: Laff Box). There's a good episode [1] about it on 99% invisible. [1] https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-laff-box/
I don't care about speed. I like how convenient is it to organize and move windows around compared to floating window managers. Especially when using multiple monitors. My hand gets tired if I use mouse too much…
We used to manage 500+ servers with Ansible for almost 10 years. It was a nightmare. With so many servers Ansible script would ocassionally fail on some servers (weird bugs, network issues, ...). Since the operations…
Niteo: https://github.com/teamniteo/handbook
I see that I'm not the only one inspired by this blog post [1]. I did a similar visualization with blocks to display my working hours [2]. [1] https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/10/100-blocks-day.html [2]…
Inkplate[1] might be a good option for around 100€. Compared to Joan it's less polished. You can get 3d printed case and it requires some coding (it doesn't support rendering HTML). I'm working on a personal dashboard…