The JS one was a bit rough and not as fun though. Ended up basically writing my own mini lib

Had hackdays at work and I basically wrote two CLIs.
One in JavaScript and one in Go.
Was quite fun. Bubble tea in Go is exceptional! Definitely going to create more CLIs with it in the future.

A sunset with orange light behind clouds

Sometimes sun does show up and gives nice winter sunsets

honestly can't believe it's thursday again and it's almost the weekend. hopefully i soon feel the same about 30th december.

This is great! I was planning on doing AoC with Zig this year. Thanks!

At least that’s settled

Screen grab of google search results asking number of books Stephen king has written and google saying “At least 73”

well okay then

Don’t know why my peak productivity is 10 pm - 2 am.
It would be fine if I could stop by 1:30 and then go to bed by 2. But I end up being super energetic and many times can’t sleep till 5 even if I stop working by 2.

Image of a memory journal app with a modal containing a calendar open over the main surface of the app

Ended up flipping it around. Having the main writing surface be above was annoying to use on mobile browsers

Still have to go through the colors and calendar design but the functionality is now all there.

Idk who said talking about weather is small talk because talking about weather in Sweden is like openly discussing mental health

Interesting! If they’re not fast yet, do concurrency libs also use them only in certain cases?

This sounds amazing! I tried Ocaml 3 years ago and kind of gave up on it due to the state of the ecosystem.
With Effects and better tooling, maybe it's time to go back to hacking with it.

Disorder - 2007 Remaster

open.spotify.com/track/5fbQCQ...

Hahah every time it breaks my soul.

How’s the new Linkin Park album?
I heard the single and i remember it being ass but maybe I give the album a shot anyway

This doesn’t mean that you put trash in prod. It mostly ends up making sure that people are careful-enough by default.

Putting the fear of production for new devs is a sure way of slowing their growth.

Thing that I’ve learnt working in Tech is that taking things to production is the single most important skill and everyone from juniors to seniors should be good at it.
Seniors should ideally just be better at creating less of a mess.

Haha ikr!
I feel the same in any environment now. Even in browsers if there isn’t a vim extension, it gets annoying.

Tried safari but feels odd and choppy. Firefox for now. Dev on chrome. Chrome devtools are too good to not use at day job.

When you get ready to sing along to paranoid android and they bust out fitter happier

🤚 neovim everything

Yes!! There is another thing similar called lazygit. Don’t use it as often as lazydocker but comes in clutch for staging hunks

Learnt about nice tools. pspg as a pager for Postgres and lazydocker which is a Docker TUI

The Tourist Radiohead · OK Computer · Song · 1997

The Tourist is such a good closer for an album

open.spotify.com/track/1UuaWK...

Not sure. Maybe doesn’t matter.
Have a follow 🦋

Haha yeah thanks!
Procrastinated until one of your recurring payment doesn’t work.
Hopefully I do it before that 😌

Managed to open my replacement bank card envelope after 20 days. Just need to activate it now. But on the other hand I have the rest of the month left

GitHub - okbob/pspg: Unix pager (with very rich functionality) designed for work with tables. Designed for PostgreSQL, but MySQL is supported too. Works well with pgcli too. Can be used as CSV or TSV ... Unix pager (with very rich functionality) designed for work with tables. Designed for PostgreSQL, but MySQL is supported too. Works well with pgcli too. Can be used as CSV or TSV viewer too. It sup...

pspg is such a banger pager to use with psql. github.com/okbob/pspg

I gave up on it after I broke up with my then partner haha. I looked at it a few years later and it was so ad infested that I never got back on.