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@carlosanxez.bsky.social Carlos you are missed!

They don't want to teach history so they can repeat it.

Black text on white background. It reads: With you, for you. WHO remains committed to health for all.

#HealthForAll

For everyone. Everywhere.

Wow.

It's changing my life! I'm so much more productive. I can also code. If I need more stability - I'll slow it way down. So many steps now in a day!

Daniel!!! Congratulations! Try to keep a daily journal about the process and all your learnings and contributions while working! If you can :) especially the hard problems!

I love Goodnotes as well. I'm still reluctant to upgrade to version 6...

Happy New Year Jason!!!!

Deleted my account :)

💁🏾‍♀️ hahha

Thank you! Hadn't heard of Supermaven so I'll check that out!

Being a pessimist means your brain is great at spotting problems, but not so great at seeing the good. That’s a habit, not a fact. Practice allowing yourself to imagine good things, even if it feels awkward at first.

Also doing lil puzzles can help with the basics just to get your chops up more. Excercism site and Coderwars.

A trick I used when learning syntax and the grammar of the language was to use pencil and paper and rewrite for loops.. etc over and over again. It helped me remember.

Yes, I'd definitely rather hear that answer.

"I honestly believe discipline is freedom" - Venus Williams

What I love about the LLM cli tool is how easily you can compare prompts across different models. No switching tabs - just run everything directly in the terminal and see which model performs best.

I'm about to rebrand all my cron jobs to AI agents and raise a $100,000,000 seed round.

The best hat!

Positive thinking is a habit, not a mood. The more you practice it, the easier it gets to see the good, even in tough situations.

Hate but love.

*on

The only way to get my Fitbit to recognize steps on the walking pad while working is by putting it in my ankle.

Loving the standing desk and walking pad combo. I feel more productive.

This is exactly the kind of thing we need to see if @atproto.com is going to reach its full potential.

Yes!

When you stop holding onto everything, the important things get sharper. Letting go clears the fog and sharpens your focus.

Homebrew migration guide Flox is an environment and package manager all in one. Using Flox, you can create discrete environments containing packages from the Flox Catalog. Flox can replace Homebrew entirely, or they can be used together. This guide explains how to introduce Flox into environments where Homebrew is currently being used, either as a replacement or an addition. It introduces new concepts and proposes a basic procedure for mapping packages.

Remember that experiment of using @flox.dev to replace Homebrew? Now it's official. flox.dev/docs/tutoria...

I'm gonna check your website out :)

Currently having a ui/ux problem right now :)

This sounds interesting