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Coincidentally, they call me "boomer" and have adopted me as group "mom".
updated the main post as well to reflect this..
https://archive.org/details/insidepublishing00pfif
https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Publishing-Revolution-Adobe-St...
It has been 16 years and somehow head to pillow every night still brings a smile to my face for this amazing woman being the love of my life.
TI has a bunch of info here also: https://education.ti.com/en/products/calculators/graphing-ca...
If anyone has advice, I am desperately in need.
You learned more by writing those algos than your corporate job would have done you :-)
Congrats on releasing your baby!
Are you saying that I can self-host and have the same "review" functionality as GitHub when reviewing PR's?
I never hosed it out though even when it really could have used it. We camped in it a lot.
This approach was at my original thought. I then talked myself out of it in way of "scope creep" telling myself I could get more done that I give myself credit for. Why not bring a few devices just in case? Etc. Ugh. My neurodivergent brain.
Thank you for indirecting reming me that the point of the time is to think and research and work out details, not to put fingers to keyboard and get distracted by any number of notifications.
This may sound weird but I have a few notebooks that I love. The quality of the paper, a special pen I only use in this particular notebook. I have one notebook that is filled with ideas starting from when I was about 10 and owned a Commodore 64.
I also have a Remarkable 2 e-ink digital notebook and I love it. I use it for so many tasks now. No notifications, no browsing, it just lets me write, draw, hash out, journal, plan my day, etc. However, I still have a paper planner I maintain. Perhaps I have trust issues :-)