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Another +1. I got a HP w100 480P 30 FPS for this purpose. It serves my purpose best which is interviews and screen shares with friends. I can be seen and recognized and save on bandwich.

Took my Keychron K8 (Gateron brown) to workspace last week. I was worried about this. Unexpectedly, the sound of the air conditioning system was enough to damp the key clacking. Of course, the GB was silent as well than others switches per my research. So I hope I did not create much trouble.

Thanks for pointing this out. I would have missed it otherwise.

I love reading opinions from experienced developers. Subscribed, thank you.

Thank you, decided on it.

I skipped computer architecture for another elective IIRC, so it may be worth my while after all. Thank you.

Thank you, I decided on it.

Thanks for this solid comment. Assembly is the one that I am most removed from at the moment. It is 15 years or more. So it seems like I will enjoy it at the very least.

I majored in electronics (more than a decade ago) but always worked in software development. Does it still make sense to purchase it? I am eager to buy it, just need the push. :)

I doubt they make any money. But think of how many people soften their stances on Microsoft and buy into their developer ecosystem eventually. It is a success in that sense.

My observations and experiences. Used VSCode from 2014.

1. Attracted Nodejs and then Python initially.

2. Fast enough

3. Good extension architecture and extensive extension ecosystem (hey look a new EEE)

4. LSP integration

I use edge at work and do this for similar reasons.

All my AWS tabs in one window, work websites on another window etc.

Lektor with Gitlab CI.

On an i7-8700 w Kingston NVMe:

    PS C:\Users\me> (Measure-Command { pwsh -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    265.3785

    PS C:\Users\me> (Measure-Command { powershell -noprofile -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    119.481

I was in the camp of remote is always better even after being aware of 'never say never' and 'no silver bullet'.

Within the first six months, I realized there is no single answer that works for everyone. It really depends on the ability to institute async communication, self-regulate and whole lot of other factors IMHO.

It will let you browse HN for x minutes and then take a break for y minutes.

Default x and y are 20 and 180.

This means you read for 20 minutes and then are blocked for 3 hours.

When you are blocked it will display the remaining minutes to be able to read HN again.

Leechblock is good and it works well.

How is Outlook programmable? (asking) Is it still via vba or something newer?

> I'm my own "I don't care if this succeeds" project.

It is like you are me. I came to a similar conclusion independently. Whatever I do doesn't need to "succeed".

The only think I push myself is to build and build. Meet new people and hope it opens new doors.

Is it Micromort? I just learned about this from a comment above.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30267553

Hey kevq, thanks for simple.css. I started using it last year on my blog and love it. After some modifications, maintenance work on styles has reduced considerably. Love it, thanks.

Against the common sense, I started talking a little bit more when the 1-1 mentee is at a unknown unknown situation. I tell them they should look fwd to a,b and c if they are to look for a direction and I invite them to setup a further specific 1-1 to discuss this, if that catches their eye. If not, again will let them explore and then comeback with other options and so on.

I did a similar thing on my mini WIP portfolio site @ https://anmsh.net/

That Road to Zig talk is a must watch. I keep coming back to it. More than the language, I love how much conviction Andrew has in his vision for Zig.

1- Mostly programming bloggers whom I am reading from for the last decade or so. Occasionally, I add stuff like Low Tech Magazine and continue them if they have semi-regular and decent content.

2- QuiteRSS

3- None.

4- Provide a nagging comment on the HN/Reddit article to provide a feed. I get they wouldn't want to, but still I try to make my case.

5- Absolutely, now more than ever. IMHO, I realized that if I could keep curating my feeds somewhat regularly, then I could actually lay off proggit and even HN.

I am a right handed person, but I try to get the left hand to do an activity the moment I am conscious about it. Two such examples are brushing teeth and using the mouse. Long time back I started using my left hand for brushing. Even 15 years later, it doesn't feel natural but I got good at the finer movements.

Around the same time, I was playing a lot of video games and got Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, so I started using the mouse with the left hand. I can't draw well with the left hand on say in MS Paint, otherwise I got pretty comfortable with it.

QuiteRSS

That makes sense. I didn't think about it that way, but traditional MVC views would do just as well I guess for greenfield work.

Thanks for HTMX and your essays. Today I was reading HTMX documentation on what to do when we design API-first for a particular project but don't want any of the frontend magic aka SPA. I found immediately that I need to use both json_enc and client-side-templates extensions. Hope I am on the right path.

I love the ADHD notice. I would love to steal it at least in the spirit.