Hackers-Town

2022-06-04

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hackers.town: 2022-06-04 Sat 17:11

Was watching a tech talk and had playback at 1.5x. Then after that I clicked through recommendations to a Zero Punctuation video and my brain exploded.

2022-06-03

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hackers.town: 2022-06-03 Fri 08:15

Starting to think I might not read some of these links that have been sitting in my “Read Later” list for three years.

2022-06-02

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hackers.town: 2022-06-02 Thu 17:14

One of my favorite things in the world is when I get to teach someone what #TIL means.

The joy as their eyes light up at having an immediate example.

hackers.town: 2022-06-02 Thu 17:26

Oh heck two brain cells just bumped into each other and successfully made a spark. I better go be productive.

hackers.town: 2022-06-02 Thu 20:59

What’s the opposite of smack talk? Doing that about PHP right now.

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2022-06-01

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hackers.town: 2022-06-01 Wed 06:49

We have electricity!

I have allergies.

It’s all a bit of give and take.

hackers.town: 2022-06-01 Wed 07:08

@tk occasionally.

hackers.town: 2022-06-01 Wed 07:10

@tk Oh sorry I missed the link. I thought you just meant something like sticking a bare wire up my nose.

Yes, we have an air filter, and you have reminded me to turn it on!

hackers.town: 2022-06-01 Wed 07:16

It’s Pride Month, which means we can collect rainbow logos from companies that harass, dismiss, and fire their LGBTQIA+ staff.

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2022-05-31

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hackers.town: 2022-05-31 Tue 07:03

Thing about even aging with this brain is everything happened so long ago and also it’s happening right now and there’s this thing you gotta work on but also you should probably stop worrying about that HS English class essay.

hackers.town: 2022-05-31 Tue 08:42

I want coffee. She wants chocolate. So we go into the store. Naturally the second we step in, I’m looking for the chocolate and she’s searching for coffee.

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2022-05-30

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hackers.town: 2022-05-30 Mon 01:30

Today’s hyper focus level was “spent 13 hours merging notes from two PKMs into the existing notes from a third because it’s easier to copy and paste from that one.”

I was gonna play some video games but it’s 1:30 am and I realized I’m tired.

hackers.town: 2022-05-30 Mon 12:42

Having a fun day fiddling with the Obsidian Templater plugin.

Screenshot an Obsidian daily journal fragment, showing many attempts to automatically create a linked note. Eventually it works, and I congratulate myself.
Screenshot an Obsidian daily journal fragment, showing many attempts to automatically create a linked note. Eventually it works, and I congratulate myself.

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2022-05-28

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hackers.town: 2022-05-28 Sat 17:42

@tithonium [walls of jericho come crumbling tumbling]

hackers.town: 2022-05-28 Sat 19:47

The news of the world is such that I am finding an hour in Elden Ring a peaceful, soothing experience.

2022-05-27

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hackers.town: 2022-05-27 Fri 13:45

Showed my Logseq setup to my ADD coworker and not sure if I should be pleased or worried about their immediate enthusiasm, especially how I mentioned there are dozens of these tools out there.

hackers.town: 2022-05-27 Fri 13:46

gonna log into work tuesday and they’ll be showing off their org-roam-ui setup i just know it

they don’t even use emacs

but hey neither do i

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2022-05-26

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hackers.town: 2022-05-26 Thu 07:22

My main nit with TypeScript is summed up by this very Microsoft sentence from the 4.7 release post.

IDE tools are great. A language that feels broken without IDE tools is not.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-7/

“This might feel a bit cumbersome at first, but TypeScript tooling like auto-imports and path completion will typically just do this for you.”
“This might feel a bit cumbersome at first, but TypeScript tooling like auto-imports and path completion will typically just do this for you.”

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2022-05-25

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hackers.town: 2022-05-25 Wed 10:27

@jgaskins I have similar thoughts. Paper is still good for foundations (anything from Tufte to “The Self-Taught Programmer” to Knuth) but those volumes about using a specific version of a specific tool? Not so much.

hackers.town: 2022-05-25 Wed 10:30

@ocdtrekkie I had a huge library way back. Enough to pay rent at used bookstore buyback prices. But after I paid rent with it & had to move a few months later anyways — yay recessions — I didn’t really have an urge to restock. Had to travel light, you know?

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