geekodour

last line unclear ⬛ an example would be great!

related(2013): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6508179

this looks great! will try out. I built a similar but very scrappy tool for the same usecase last year, I'd probably not build it if i found this.

[0] https://github.com/geekodour/wscribe-editor

I tried following this idea from simon (first via discord channels) about 8-9 months ago and now zulip, I used zulip "streams" as the "github issue" here. Worked very nicely for me.

I use it for everything and not only work journal, this creates a small problem.Since I dump both future references and worklogs, and I have ~50 channels, it's very easy to not get back to things and only get back to it when needed(which is the idea mentioned by OP). It seems like a feature than a bug at first but after capture, one round of review after some time interval really helps. It took a while but slowly seeing the benefits.

For that I plan to write some bot to re-organize the worklogs and the reference/other things dump to my own email at the end of the week and then I can create something like https://simonwillison.net/tags/weeknotes/ for myself(private) to go though at the end of the week. I think it would be perfect for me.

I have been using 3.5 sonnet to generate me tailwind components it does a pretty good job, and then with clsx, tailwind-merge and tailwind-variants things become pretty maintainable. I reach-out to shadcn-svelte when I need components which would take some extra tuning.

at first i thought it was about https://github.com/jepsen-io/maelstrom/tree/main which shares the same name

I've been using combination of nix, nomad and terraform for last few months (hetzner & aws). There are some rough edges but overall nice dx.

wait, what's scrollsets?

I have terrible memory so writing things down is my only way to stay floating.

1. cheats: https://cheats.geekodour.org/ (it's a fish script that writes things into a org file which gets exported into html, i use fzf to lookup while in the cli)

2. a toolchest page: https://geekodour.org/docs/tools/primary_toolchest/ (haven't updated in many months now)

3. wiki: https://mogoz.geekodour.org/posts/

wiki(3) gets updated daily, cheats(1) get updated whenever it's a command or tactical stuff, toolchest(3) gets updated very rarely like once a month but helpful to organize the various things i work on etc.

most effective has been cheats and wiki in day to day use, i use ripgrep to search through my wiki, no fancy search.

related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40597278

do you use the free one or pro?

I've some examples listed here, might be helpful: https://mogoz.geekodour.org/posts/20221101183016-virtualizat...

i came across somewhere on twitter that if two people are editing the document on notion, only the first one gets saved or something. I didn't get into the details of it but in that case this is already ahead in some ways.

would you mind sharing how exactly? could be something i could use but i don't think I'll be using typinator but wanted to understand the process better

think the site suffered a hug, not opening for me ;(

I've spent last 3 days learning nomad for my homelab setup, hope things stay more or less the same for it :)

is this an alternative to buf.build?

nice! there's also https://doesnottranslate.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DoesNotTranslate/

any idea about if the dataset is available online somewhere?

maggie appleton recently shared this on twitter, i am not a design person but the resources seemed nice

https://maggieappleton.com/ https://smart-interface-design-patterns.com/ https://www.ooux.com/people/sophiavprater https://www.amazon.in/UX-Magic-Daniel-Rosenberg/dp/170806161... https://shiftnudge.com/

shameless selfplug[0] but I've documented my notetaking process here. I don't follow it religiously but it's pretty much it, recently have been making more use of local llms to summarize things/reformat into forms that are useful but tedious to create manually etc. (which is not mentioned there in the linked page)

i am planning to add semantic search over my wiki and other places. Another major notetaking tool for me is pictures and screenshots, I've to figure out a way to make a better way to organize/search them in a more meaningful way

0: https://geekodour.org/docs/documents/notetaking/

this seems neat!

You could start a transaction?

ref: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/223425/how-to-test-q...

I have something similar that was discussed here few months back, the whole thing is in a org file, i can add summaries etc and each becomes a hugo blogpost, it's not as interactive as OPs submission but works ok i guess.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36641451

Hi, i am working on something similar and was looking for ways how i can host my open data. the approach seems interesting, can i reach out to you to discuss more on this somewhere?

You might like this list[0] of tools that i find interesting (not cli specific though), this was before github allowed stars to be put in category buckets.

0: https://geekodour.org/docs/tools/secondary_toolchest/

interesting. I can see how this differs from D1 and kv store, but what usecase for doing it this way? was there something kv store and D1 was not enough for?

related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38200308

Is there a solid checklist kind of resource on gitflow vs trunk based vs others and different caveats they come with ?

eg. what is preferable for which kind of org and projects etc. I see this as a very org and project specific thing and whenever I have to suggest a flow to someone or decide one for myself, it's almost "what feels right+any reasoning around why the other flow might not be suited etc", but i don't always feel confident about it.

> What are the biggest challenge areas you experience with your ADHD? Select up to 3.

why stop at 3?