And that work life balance is a myth because work is part of your life
March 22, 2025 at 9:34 PM
And that work life balance is a myth because work is part of your life
That’s a great list. I’m currently experimenting with different browsers. So far I like Zen, Waterfox and Brave.
March 14, 2025 at 1:16 PM
That’s a great list. I’m currently experimenting with different browsers. So far I like Zen, Waterfox and Brave.
Too bad, privacy wise they don't seem to be going in the right direction. For now, I will probably find home in more private alternatives.
March 4, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Too bad, privacy wise they don't seem to be going in the right direction. For now, I will probably find home in more private alternatives.
And it’s probably unironically the most rewarding thing to do long term
January 24, 2025 at 9:49 PM
And it’s probably unironically the most rewarding thing to do long term
Current reality in commercial projects - the highest priority is speed of delivery. So everyone is defaulting to “good enough, ship it” mentality.
I guess a part of the issue are consumers (myself included) who accept that level of quality/speed in software.
I guess a part of the issue are consumers (myself included) who accept that level of quality/speed in software.
January 24, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Current reality in commercial projects - the highest priority is speed of delivery. So everyone is defaulting to “good enough, ship it” mentality.
I guess a part of the issue are consumers (myself included) who accept that level of quality/speed in software.
I guess a part of the issue are consumers (myself included) who accept that level of quality/speed in software.
It just needed some good sleep back then
January 24, 2025 at 7:09 PM
It just needed some good sleep back then
Impressive. Do you think it’s going to become the new standard (eventually) and dethrone NodeJS?
January 24, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Impressive. Do you think it’s going to become the new standard (eventually) and dethrone NodeJS?
Before you go
I'm developing a minimalist routine mgmt app for neurodivergent/ADHD folk.
Subscribe to follow the progress at @routheapp.bsky.social
I'm developing a minimalist routine mgmt app for neurodivergent/ADHD folk.
Subscribe to follow the progress at @routheapp.bsky.social
December 16, 2024 at 12:07 AM
Before you go
I'm developing a minimalist routine mgmt app for neurodivergent/ADHD folk.
Subscribe to follow the progress at @routheapp.bsky.social
I'm developing a minimalist routine mgmt app for neurodivergent/ADHD folk.
Subscribe to follow the progress at @routheapp.bsky.social
The solution?
Re-downloaded the "google-services.json" from Firebase console and voilà, the images are imagically loading!
So there you go, hopefully this post reaches a developer before they cross to the other side of the "Sane" river.
Re-downloaded the "google-services.json" from Firebase console and voilà, the images are imagically loading!
So there you go, hopefully this post reaches a developer before they cross to the other side of the "Sane" river.
December 16, 2024 at 12:07 AM
The solution?
Re-downloaded the "google-services.json" from Firebase console and voilà, the images are imagically loading!
So there you go, hopefully this post reaches a developer before they cross to the other side of the "Sane" river.
Re-downloaded the "google-services.json" from Firebase console and voilà, the images are imagically loading!
So there you go, hopefully this post reaches a developer before they cross to the other side of the "Sane" river.
Turns out Cloud Storage bucket name format has globally changed on Oct 2024!
Source: firebase.google.com/docs/storage...
As I downloaded my "google-services.json" file before the changed rolled out, I had an old-format name.
At the same time, I set up the Cloud Storage just a couple of days ago.
Source: firebase.google.com/docs/storage...
As I downloaded my "google-services.json" file before the changed rolled out, I had an old-format name.
At the same time, I set up the Cloud Storage just a couple of days ago.
FAQs about Cloud Storage for Firebase changes announced in September 2024
firebase.google.com
December 16, 2024 at 12:07 AM
Turns out Cloud Storage bucket name format has globally changed on Oct 2024!
Source: firebase.google.com/docs/storage...
As I downloaded my "google-services.json" file before the changed rolled out, I had an old-format name.
At the same time, I set up the Cloud Storage just a couple of days ago.
Source: firebase.google.com/docs/storage...
As I downloaded my "google-services.json" file before the changed rolled out, I had an old-format name.
At the same time, I set up the Cloud Storage just a couple of days ago.
Working on a side project. Scratching a personal itch.
#rouapp is a routine/checklist management app with a simple design. The goal is to make it as easy as possible to manage recurring multistep tasks for neurodivergent minds. Hopefully it's as simple and effective as Zed, but for routines.
#rouapp is a routine/checklist management app with a simple design. The goal is to make it as easy as possible to manage recurring multistep tasks for neurodivergent minds. Hopefully it's as simple and effective as Zed, but for routines.
December 15, 2024 at 6:43 PM
Working on a side project. Scratching a personal itch.
#rouapp is a routine/checklist management app with a simple design. The goal is to make it as easy as possible to manage recurring multistep tasks for neurodivergent minds. Hopefully it's as simple and effective as Zed, but for routines.
#rouapp is a routine/checklist management app with a simple design. The goal is to make it as easy as possible to manage recurring multistep tasks for neurodivergent minds. Hopefully it's as simple and effective as Zed, but for routines.
How does bsky algorithm work in comparison?
December 5, 2024 at 10:05 PM
How does bsky algorithm work in comparison?
Amazing! Congrats!
I know one should use the right tool for the job. But in this instance I wonder why Next was used for the website (teaching golang) instead of go/templ. The website's code itself could be a useful example for students.
I know one should use the right tool for the job. But in this instance I wonder why Next was used for the website (teaching golang) instead of go/templ. The website's code itself could be a useful example for students.
December 2, 2024 at 9:26 PM
Amazing! Congrats!
I know one should use the right tool for the job. But in this instance I wonder why Next was used for the website (teaching golang) instead of go/templ. The website's code itself could be a useful example for students.
I know one should use the right tool for the job. But in this instance I wonder why Next was used for the website (teaching golang) instead of go/templ. The website's code itself could be a useful example for students.
I don’t think we should skip learning mathematics just because we have calculators.
November 30, 2024 at 9:52 PM
I don’t think we should skip learning mathematics just because we have calculators.
Given how amazing the product is (in beta, mind you!) the question 'who's behind it' popped up in my mind too. Sure looks like a team with an impressive background: zed.dev/team
The Team - Zed - The editor for what's next
The core team and contributors behind Zed.
zed.dev
November 30, 2024 at 9:42 PM
Given how amazing the product is (in beta, mind you!) the question 'who's behind it' popped up in my mind too. Sure looks like a team with an impressive background: zed.dev/team
My main gripe with Warp is the blocks get in the way when you're trying to quickly inspect some of the output. It's just less legible.
November 30, 2024 at 9:37 PM
My main gripe with Warp is the blocks get in the way when you're trying to quickly inspect some of the output. It's just less legible.
I feel your pain. Sometimes it's very long, and you're barely able to find out what's the root of the issue. Especially frustrating when you accidentally move the mouse away from the popover while scrolling down or reading.
November 30, 2024 at 9:34 PM
I feel your pain. Sometimes it's very long, and you're barely able to find out what's the root of the issue. Especially frustrating when you accidentally move the mouse away from the popover while scrolling down or reading.
I think they still provide enough value for the price.
For hobbyists it's a great option: the user base is small = less usage.
For enterprises, the prices are still competitive compared to other providers.
For hobbyists it's a great option: the user base is small = less usage.
For enterprises, the prices are still competitive compared to other providers.
November 30, 2024 at 9:31 PM
I think they still provide enough value for the price.
For hobbyists it's a great option: the user base is small = less usage.
For enterprises, the prices are still competitive compared to other providers.
For hobbyists it's a great option: the user base is small = less usage.
For enterprises, the prices are still competitive compared to other providers.
I wish this was baked into the editor itself
November 30, 2024 at 9:27 PM
I wish this was baked into the editor itself
Nice! Manifesting some of that growth for my account too.
November 30, 2024 at 9:15 PM
Nice! Manifesting some of that growth for my account too.