After 3+ years of this gacha game I have played since D1 every day, I gave up

Game uninstalled
The account gave it to my friends for free.

So - We decided for our wedding to ask to a great artist we bought already few prints from, to create our wedding invite.
I AM AMAZED - They are wonderful.
Looking forward

Orban is gone 🎉

I don't think I will ever have another dog after Spark, but if it would happen, it would be a rescue senior one.

Back with a computer finally tomorrow 🫶🏼
I can start to work on projects again.

So we went to the jewler yesterday, to start looking for wedding bands. We ended up choosing what we want - very excited.

Another week unemployed!

Oh cool
I'm doing interviews and they are asking me to do home assignments projects

But guess who doesn't have a computer anymore since he left his previous company

Just gave back my MacBook Pro
Last day here at JustEat
I can finally go back and use a proper delivery app like deliveroo

Well, we booked the day at the town hall for getting married.

oat-latte — A component-based TUI framework for Go. A component-based TUI framework for Go. Two-pass layout, composable widgets, five built-in themes, modal dialogs, and goroutine-safe redraws.

I really want to showcase somehow to an audience oat-latte.dev with a live demo

I think people would like the framework, since I'm trying to make it very simple but powerful enough

But I have no idea where and how.

Any #golang dev that can help?

Hiding in the bathroom to avoid the crowd

Btw the game

After my stupid mistake to post oat-latte.dev on Reddit asking for feedback, not sure what I was thinking, I got heavily bashed.

The only proper feedback I gained, even though they were harsh, is that docs were hard to follow.

So I revamped the documentation.
Also we are at v0.2.4, check them out

oat-latte has some good updates.

I re-wrote an easier notification system since it wasn't aligned with the general consensus.

Added more customisation to widgets.
Check the changelog page for all the new updates
oat-latte.dev/docs/changelog

So. After playing for a while with BubbleTea on GoLang, I find myself in a situation.
Having developed in the past apps via Flutter I thought, could I replicate the same pattern logic for TUIs in GoLang?
BubbleTea is amazing, but it can be hard.
So I stepped in and I built oat-latte.dev

#GoLang #Go

I haven't tried openclaw at all
Am I really missing something?

Thank you
It also has a sync with a database for bringing same notes around

You can check at nnn.rocks

So I'm still updating my `nnn` TUI note manager.
We are now at v1.1.1

I'm honestly pretty happy with the outcome.

We have a notification update.
We now render markdown.

Remind the easy install via homebrew
`brew install antoniocali/tap/nnn`

Repo link: github.com/antoniocali/...

#golang #tui

Because they got broken I had already changed pedals and the kick stand on my bike.
A modern ship of Theseus

nnn.rocks — terminal note manager A keyboard-driven, terminal-style note manager. Write, tag, pin and sync your notes from the browser or CLI.

Btw for my software engineer nerds, I recently built nnn.rocks
Website was born after I built a TUI in GoLang for simple note mgmt.

If you want to give a try ❤️

Zoomies

I'd Def need for developing
Especially to run local LLM could be interesting.

I am so tempted to buy a macbook pro - but it would be just a whim.
I would get anyway one from work - but having a personal one feels I could much more stuff.

A whim because I know myself, and in the end I would just use my work one to do everything.

:/ gosh, first world problem meme vibes.

I miss Claus

I have finally resigned.
And April going to start a new job.

I feel I'm losing a little bit myself due to my weird work conditions.
I know it's like playing a crying small violin, but I accept a job offer in December and yet I'm still in my old job, waiting to move on.

I did so many other interviews meanwhile and some went very well.

I have a trans woman colleague in my team. In the recent time I noticed her voice soften and became more feminine. I would like to congratulate her on the journey but I'm not sure if it's a good thing to do or not.
Any inputs or suggestions on this?