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Make it work
Make it right
Make it fast
My interpretation of this, so far, "make it right", is to make the code and design cleaner and refactor.
Then "make it fast" came into the play, iff, there was enough push.
2. Mix alcohol only with water. No carbonated water, no soda/pop.
3. Drink slowly and make sure to pee.
4. Portion control i.e., 2 or 3 maximum.
5. Only one alcohol family per session.
6. In case I get that inevitable hangover, I do a few things, sometimes all together, eat good breakfast, drink lime water or buttermilk and extended sleep.
From the next year, I plan to use the Github sponsor and such similar options to donate smaller amounts to opensource projects. I wish I had more money, but this is where I would want it to go no matter how smaller.
2. Fix habits
list(itertools.product(['eat', 'exercise', 'sleep'],['well', 'on-time']))
3. Interview for golang jobs
Some highlights:
1. markdown support (with preview)
2. plain text editing
3. hierarchical notes
4. keyboard accessibility
5. decent plugins (plantuml integration among others)
6. note folders (separate workspaces)
7. responsive dev team
8. nextcloud integration
Immersion seems much more involved. I will plan for this. Thank you for your insight.
I decided to skip Duolingo in my third attempt. I found that the New Penguin Russian Course book for grammar is a good start. Could you please be kind and suggest if this is a good learning path? Many thanks.
Silicon Valley.
Person of Interest.
I do not understand the second part of this sentence. What does it mean to use Neutralinojs as a part of any source file (via child processes IPC)?