Chris Flannery

Leetle - Daily Python Coding Challenge Like Wordle meets LeetCode!

now I know common list and string methods:

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nice color palette!

Leetle - Daily Python Coding Challenge Like Wordle meets LeetCode!

Not bad today - took a bit of guess and check to get the DFS right

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building an AWS pipeline to drop videos into dropbox/s3 and they automatically get subtitles added

Leetle - Daily Python Coding Challenge Like Wordle meets LeetCode!

this one sucked for me, personally

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Have a backup plan! Get really good at something that consistently pays real money and not just social credit. Become obsessed. Become technical. Push yourself.

Yes, local business owners - hire real artists if you think their art is great!

Yes, local artists - be realistic with yourself. Unless you're an *incredible* artist, the dream probably not gonna happen for you.

I don't know what to say to "boycott AI" people, especially visual artists

Like a lot of things, on some fundamental level I do agree with you, but there is NOTHING - no organic movement - which will change the *way things are going*.

YouTube video by Harry Mack 12/8 Afro-Cuban Meets Off-Top Freestyle

This is insane

Only deploy to production on Fridays

while you have been Buying the Dip I have been Hoarding the Taint

JSON as a graphql input needs to be type "JSON" even though it actually needs to be serialized which makes it a String but if you try to use type String it fails.. this is dumb

Or I'm dumb, not sure

REST endpoints aren't going anywhere anytime soon

I will say that it will be disappointing to see the Nissan and Mitsubitshi brands disappear after the Honda merger. 3 iconic names

I wish C# would automatically populate optional chain operators (?.) like how Typescript does. Maybe just something I need to adjust in my tooling

the Sharepoint to Monday.com document parsing flow must be studied

Resist the temptation to get sucked into fruitless discourse.

Keep locking in

and 400 mg crushed caffeine pill straight to the noggin

I'll add to this by saying that from the start, I've pretty much only many content for intermediates - experts already in tech, and it's a way more interesting (albeit much smaller) bubble of creatorship

In 1 day on bluesky I've gotten more engagement on my posts than in like 3 months on X

you got this

Merry christmas y feliz navidad

We are drinking wine and in 4 days I'll be in Peru

though today, Microsoft is still around, powerful if not top top tier, and has the resources to do amazing things if they so choose

but the real secret is that I am also drinking rum spiked eggnog too

While you are drinking rum spiked eggnog I am studying the blade (writing a c# xml parser)

this was exactly what his memoir was like:

"I like this chair. It's my favorite chair. I always sit it in and think about the good times we had. Sometimes I have breakfast while sitting in it."

"I'm not a big fan of breakfast. Sometimes I am. Sometimes I like lunch better"

still trying to figure out advent of code day 8 - couldn't quite crack it

@mikerostx.bsky.social bienvenido al show

righteous TYSM exactly what I was lookin for