Tre Galloway 🌐Network & Cloud

Just deployed KaraKeep( by @MohamedBassem ) on my VPS! 🚀 Self-hosted bookmark manager with AI tagging, full-page archiving & cross-device sync. Docker Compose + Coolify made it smooth. Another project for the homelab portfolio 💪🏾 #selfhosted #homelab #DevOpsSecurity

Currently working on my first YouTube video in years🫠

People are blinded by their advantaged upbringing and thinking their victories which is usually just education and employment are a result of their own merit. That road was paved for you and you got training wheels. Stop preaching to the general public.

@thomaspaulmann AI + Notes + Kindle highlights. Would love to have the AI chat have access to these.

AI Calculator Clipboard History Emoji Picker File Search Notes Quicklinks Screenshot Search Snippets Window Management ... What should we build next?

Just improved my web dev workflow by getting a @polypane subscription! 🥳 🔥 🤩 polypane.app

Just started going through "Let's Go" by @ajmedwards . In 35 mins I learned more about Go & HTTP

Feels good to have my Mac back

When you discover npm ci instead of install🫠 Thanks @freeCodeCamp @eddiejaoude

For those of u who care Today is my birthday 🤞🏾

Do you feel like you’re drowning in all the things you have to do in a day? Sometimes it feels like you can’t catch a break. If you don't know where to start with all this work and errands piling up, try writing a to-do list. (1/5)

Repeat after me: You don’t have to work for a big tech company to be successful in tech. Don’t get me wrong. Having big tech pedigree does make some things easier. But I spent 13 years building a successful tech career before making it to the big G.

I love the gaming community 🤣

@danidonovan Not being extroverted or hyperactive

Late-diagnosed ADHD friends: What misconception(s) led to you getting overlooked? 👀

Following your curiosity usually doesn’t lead you to a stable increase in financial outcomes. Instead it plunges you into the depths of the unknown, disorienting you but giving you enough to keep asking questions and looking. It is a shift from having answers to asking questions

This is an idea I can't stop thinking about: Winner's Game vs. Loser's Game In the 1999 tennis book, Extraordinary Tennis for the Ordinary Tennis Player, author Simon Ramo broke down the difference between amateur and professional tennis: Amateur tennis is a Loser's Game. 80% of points are lost on unforced errors. You win by avoiding errors and waiting for your opponent to make errors. Professional tennis is a Winner's Game. 80% of points are won on incredible shots. You win by hitting incredible shots. I don't play tennis, but this is an idea that extends well beyond the confines of the court into every area of life. There are two core insights here: 1. You have to know what game you're playing. There's no point trying to hit magnificent shots if you're playing a Loser's Game. You're better off keeping it simple and avoiding unforced errors. Similarly, there's no point trying to play conservatively and avoid unforced errors if you're playing a Winner's Game. You're better off trying to hit the elegant shots. 2. The game you're playing might change as the levels change. What starts out as a Loser's Game can become a Winner's Game. Example: Your early career years may be defined as a Loser's Game. You just need to avoid big mistakes and get the work done. Your later career years may be defined as a Winner's Game. Outsized rewards go to those who hit the magnificent shots. I can't stop thinking about this idea. Ever since I came across it, I feel like I'm seeing it everywhere. Three questions I'm asking myself as a result: 1. What type of game am I playing? Am I being compensated for avoiding mistakes or for executing beautifully? 2. Is that the type of game I want to be playing based on my skillset? 3. How might the game change as I rise through the levels? Consider these questions and the idea of the Winner's Game vs. Loser's Game in the months ahead. I promise it will change how you look at the world.

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Every day is a step forward :D Today, I celebrate 6k YouTube subs! 🥰

When I started indie iOS app development I thought that programming was the most valuable skill for indie. Now I think it is marketing and for the iOS app specifically that is AppStore Search Optimisation. I'm still learning ASO, but recorded a video about how I do that. Got from 3,5K to 18,6K impressions in a month. You know where videos are published, come and roast my ASO game and teach me how to do that properly :) #indiedev #buildinpublic

@p_millerd Been using it since it was in beta, best browser hands down

man arc browser is so good - i can never use an olds school web browser again