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I really enjoy reading these to learn the infra behind one man bands.

Another good read is Wenbin from Listen notes. https://www.listennotes.com/blog/how-i-accidentally-built-a-...

I was thinking the same thing, makes me wonder wtf I'm doing with my life.

I'm trying out Cloudflare Pages, it's pretty good so far.

Trying to write more for my personal blog https://www.michael1e.com/ and creating niche sites.

There are also great while riding a bike.

There's videos too. https://www.leithcars.com/blogs/1421/lifestyle/jet-powered-v...

Commandline Heroes - Great podcast about the history of computing

Syntax - I enjoy the hosts and they have talk about broad stuff about web development and freelancing.

I use a pi hole and it has been blocking my samsung tv ads for the past 6 months.

Apple watch + Oura ring

Shortcuts on the iPhone to track my weight and water intake.

1. Random thoughts and things I find 2. At least once a week 3. self hosted with ghost 4. https://www.michael1e.com/

One of the craziest thing I have noticed is bikes have been sold out everywhere. You can't find a $1500 entry level road bike. My friends are telling me the cheapest they are seeing are starting to be $2-3k.

If you have an old bike that you want to sell, the premiums are almost 20-50% more. Some people are selling 3 year old bikes for MSRP. It's crazy right now.

This is cool. Going to start playing with it.

michael1e

Today I learned

https://www.michael1e.com/

I just finished Getting Things Done by David Allen https://amzn.to/2YQvRHT. He does a good job of explaining how to organize your to do list.

I use Things 3 for my check list. I use Streaks for habits. I use Bear for writing. I use Pocket for read it later.

I don't know why I never looked this up. Thanks!

This is very informative.

Copied my wallets and removed Brave off all my devices. It only lasted a couple weeks, lol.

Brave feels like Chrome, but I feel it's faster and removes Google from tracking the actual browser. I didn't need to add uBlock because the out of the box ad blocker is good already. You can install Chrome extensions by going to the Chrome web store and click on the 'Add to brave' button.

I now use Brave for my personal browsing. Earning crypto while browsing is cool.

I use Chrome for work because I think their web tools are the best.

I found https://www.reddit.com/r/datacurator/ to be a good starting point.

My personal site is https://www.michael1e.com/. I have my Bear app open on the side for quick notes. Sometimes, those notes will turn into a blog post.

1. I usually write up about things I learned while trying to figure out problems. 2. I started when I realized I googled things more than 3 times. I'd rather not google and have a knowledge base where I can do a quick search. 3. I went from a few post a year, to maybe once every week. It's not easy at all. 4. It's hard to write because I don't want to sound stupid or I worry that my writing doesn't make sense.

I save everything to pocket that I want to read later while browsing the web.

I use feedly for RSS feeds that go to pocket.

I have a script that tags pocket articles.

I can help review if you need.

I agree, I have a few sites set up on one VPS server with Nginx virtual hosts and cloudfront.

- Writing posts on my personal blog https://www.michael1e.com - Reading stock trading books - Updating my personal management workflow

I've used Karabiner, BetterTouchTool, and some window management tools. It looks like hammerspoon can replace all of them.

I cannot recommend https://www.codecademy.com/ enough. It helped me start my career about 7 years ago. I already had some background knowledge of html and css, but it was able to tie it together with JS in a way that was easy to follow.

- Linode - Ghost CMS - Cloudflare

I agree completely. Best way to get your foot in the door.

For some reason, I am getting motion sickness while clicking around. But it's really detailed and cool.

https://www.michael1e.com I just put things I learn online. Nothing special.