Chris White

That Corsa was my first ever car. Took it on a road trip to London and it broke down there and back after screaming on the motorway for 5 hours. Miss that thing

I miss Edinburgh a lot. Lived there for a couple years. Beautiful city.

Nope! Totally agreed. I don’t want some futuristic looking thing with a giant touch screen interface. Just a regular looking car with actual buttons and an electric motor. I’m hoping things change by the time I’m ready to buy an EV but doubt it

Love it - wanted to do the same for 3D printed cable management parts but didn’t want to have to learn openscad, your repo is great inspiration

Just don’t hit that V70 in the background

How vital is it to validate the # of digits after the decimal point, or can you just let it round during INSERT? If you can then min(0) and max(999.99) is what I’d do. Only other thing I can think of is a regex rule, but not sure if that rule would cast the number to a string before evaluating 🤔

I'm actually incredibly impressed that it managed to properly add text

To be fair I shipped a syntax error to prod once

Not yet 😛

10 mins is definitely not enough time to melt ice on a windshield, speaking from experience haha. Next car I buy a heated windshield will be a requirement

Nothing like a 7am database migration to wake you up

Creepy face made using emoji stickers in iMessage

Same vibes

Ooo I went go karting the other day with petrol karts, but the fumes really did me in 😅 electric ones sound like a blast, do theu accelerate faster?

I switched back to a regular looking email because of this, I found that lots of customer support people would think it’s an invalid email, or I’d have trouble communicating the “nope .me is real” part

So, pay check comes in, you immediately assign it to categories for future spending. If you assign your money as it’s spent, it’s really nothing more than a glorified spreadsheet.

But if you’re interested in YNAB to begin with you probably know all of that already :)

Everyone else covered some good tips. Only tip I have is YNAB only works well when you fully adopt the zero based budgeting technique. If you’re only reactive (categorizing after you spend) you won’t see much value in it. You really gotta be proactive (categorize before spending) to see the value

I'm just here for that awesome looking backdrop in the video

While we’re on the topic, why don’t teeth regrow and self-heal??

Is it multiplayer? If not I’d agree, make it client-driven as much as possible. If it is I think take a page from other online multiplayer games, have the client be as opportunistic as possible to reduce lag but have “important” decisions (like hit reg in an FPS) be done on the server

I love Costco but honestly I avoid it most of the time because it’s an absolute zoo every time I go, and people LOOOVE to dawdle

It’s a shame I use CarPlay 100% of the time cuz Hyundai really knocked that radio UI out of the park

“I paid for the whole CPU, I’m gonna use the whole CPU”

This is a sick product tbh

Well deserved. You (and its contributors) do great work!

Holy moly 🤤

Awesome, you’re doing the stuff I hope to do within the next 10 years lol

Beautiful work, are those counters concrete too?