That's cool and all but I want kids and a family and a house with a garden XD
Readit Newsmikedd commented on Show HN: Tailwind CSS Cheat Sheet Tool flowbite.com/tools/tailwi... · Posted by u/elwingo1
Cool!
Maybe this for backups and GPhotos alternative? https://www.jottacloud.com/en/
This looks like Charlie Brooker's wet dream
mikedd commented on I quit social media and now I want a cigarette hadalin.me/blog/i-quit-so... · Posted by u/supr_strudl
I'm in the same boat. Recently quit LinkedIn too and am working on my github.io page for people to contact me for potential opportunities. Have no idea if it'll work out or not, in the long run but tbh, I feel a lot better not being on these sites than vice-versa. Just my 2c :)
One tip I didn't see mentioned (though it's pretty common in tmux) is to use the default window layouts for organizing multiple panes. You do this with Ctrl + b followed by esc + <num>.
esc + 1: All windows take up equal space horizontally, and stretch the full vertical width
esc + 2: All windows take up equal space vertically, and stretch the full vertical width
esc + 3: The first window takes up half of the screen vertically, and all remaining windows divide up the space equally
esc + 4: The first window takes up half of the screen horizontally, and all remaining windows divide up the space equally
esc + 5: Windows are divided into two equal columns horizontally, and split remaining space vertically.
Even if I have to alter the sizes a bit usually, the pre-defined layouts are super useful for positioning different windows.
Thanks for this! :O
mikedd commented on Absence of certain features in IRC considered a feature drewdevault.com/2019/07/0... · Posted by u/kragniz
I just use https://www.irccloud.com/ and it's the best of both wordls ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
mikedd commented on Privacy-friendly alternatives to Google tapmydata.com/how-to-quit... · Posted by u/andeebe
I love how this always pops-up and how I always reply with these 2 links:
It isn't much different to how it works with a team. You have an architecture who understands the broader landscape, you have developers who implement certain subsystems, you have a testing strategy, you have communication, teaching, management. The only difference now is that I can do all this with my team being LLMs/agents, while I focus on the leadership stuff: docs, designs, tests, direction, vision.
I do miss coding, but it just isn't worth it anymore.