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@EarthProtective @tunguz What website did you use for the comparison?

@tunguz "Same specs" I mean if your understanding of computers barely goes past seeing a storage and RAM figure yes lol Then the GPU, NPU, memory bandwidth, it's quite difference. This is a good low end PC for some people, I'm sure, but not really comparable.

I mean, I love the new Mac Mini as much as the next guy, but you do know that today you can get those same kinds of specs in a PC for $159?

The story of a Warcraft player who captured all our hearts. The Remarkable Life of Ibelin comes to Netflix October 25.

@ericnormand @pappapez @teej_dv It would be an instant purchase for me!

@crtvcreature @pappapez @teej_dv It's funny, because I think the pictures/dialogs actually made it shorter. I think a condensed version is a cool idea. It would teach less but be a good reference.

What's one technical/software related book you would recommend for Kindle reading? I've got a newborn at home now (again, number 3!) and am looking for some cool programming stuff to read with one hand at midnight to 3AM lol (so it can't require typing along)

@ericnormand @pappapez @teej_dv I think the best technical books are the ones where you try to take notes but you can’t actually make it any briefer than the author already did. Jon Bodners book “Learning Go” is a great example of this!

@ericnormand @pappapez @teej_dv I think it’s a really really good book so please don’t take this the wrong way, but I think the conversations between the fictional engineers could be removed and some repetition. If it was 30-40% fewer pages I’d re-read it regularly!

@pappapez @teej_dv @ericnormand I think this book is great I just wish there was a condensed version

@teej_dv Congrats on your third! Have you read Grokking Simplicity by @ericnormand? It has some JavaScript examples, but if read those out transcribed to Clojure, it should not hurt your baby.

@Deor Not sure if you’re using TMUX yet but that is when you really get a productivity boost in my opinion

getting alot of questions about how i did the switch from vscode to vim without knowing any vim keybinds, will try to lay it out briefly here: - started from not knowing any vim keybinds (aka vim motions) - first learned what the main/core vim motions are by installing neovim and doing :Tutor (google this if you are confused) - finished Tutor (about 30 mins) - did the first 7 levels of vim-adventures.com (stopped after it started getting really puzzly and not just about learning the motions) (1-2 hrs) - installed the vim vscode extension to use vim motions within vs code - didnt try to learn new motions until i got the core ones down. hjkl, w, b, e, d, c, / can take you most of the way there - started to focus on learning some more advanced keybinds about text manipulation, navigation, searching - after a week i started to feel comfortable with the core bindings and started to feel held back in vscode by things like native file navigation and search - i decided to switch to neovim, and started my neovim setup by watching and following "The Only Video You Need to Get Started with Neovim" by @teej_dv. highly recommend this video on youtube - did some small other setup to make it fit what i want to do, and been getting faster and learning more motions since

An artist's work is never done 🤫

@zenhorace I also think it's better at code analysis. For example, I really wish that nil-checking a pointer in Go added some metadata to warn me about redundant nil-checks further down other branches

@crtvcreature Yh. Vscode. What do you miss about the ts server in Go?

JS/TS folks... I need y'all to know.... Needing to restart a language server this often is not normal. >0 is wild. Follow for more tweets as i dive into my first ts codebase that I didn't start myself 😂

@zenhorace Sometimes I have to write my buffer twice for changes to propagate. I also think it's better at pinpointing errors. In Go, you kinda get the same error echoed everywhere. Also, when I install a new package, the tsserver just picks that up instantly and it becomes available to use

@codyisthename_ @ajmedwards @thorstenball I think let’s go further is even better! If you haven’t already, I would recommend that you check out “the power of go tools” too!

Just finished up @ajmedwards book “Let’s Go”, and saying it blew me away is an understatement. In my opinion it’s on the same tier as @thorstenball “Writing a _ in Go” series and is absolutely phenomenal. Can’t wait to dig into “Let’s Go Further” here in a couple days.

@caarlos0 Amethyst fixes most of the issues I’ve had with not being able to fully disable animations. It’s not as powerful as xmonad/i3 but a big step up when compared to every other window manager I’ve tried on osx!

my wishlist for the next macos version: - global shortcut to add event/reminder - markdown support in notes - ability to fully disable animations - fix the random audio bugs over bluetooth (specially when using bluetooth mics with safari)

@felixge I think they messed up the algorithm too much. Anything that doesn't get tons of interaction within the first few minutes seem to get buried. I really miss the days when I would come on here and get to read so many good discussions that weren't posted by "influencers"

I while ago I claimed that LinkedIn is going to eat tech Twitter over the next few years. 73% disagreed with me. So let me show some numbers from a recent blog post: 7.5% of my LinkedIn followers visited the post vs 0.75% of my Twitter followers 😢.

@caarlos0 Are you going to try some specific system like zettlekasten too?

trying obsidian finally... hit me with your tips and/or recommended plugins

@tebeka Super cool, I love how you can build other data structures on top of channels! I implemented a circular buffer in a similar way: conner.dev/blog/circular-…

#golang #gen: Use a buffered channel as a semaphore.

@marcuslindblad Det ska bli väldigt intressant att se vad som är inprisat! Jag tror många fokuserar på kassaflödet och skuldsättningen. Minskar risken för nyemission så börjar nog blankarna täcka.

Hexatronic blev helt plötsligt inte så billigt längre... $htro

@MattJamesBoyle github.com/charmbracelet/… by @charmcli

What do you use for logging? Slog? Logrus? Zap? Will write up the results and my thoughts like I did for SQLC. #golang

@codestirring @vercel Thank you 😊

@crtvcreature @vercel Wow, that's a glorious personal portfolio site.

I finally found some time to upgrade my website to the latest version of next.js The process was super smooth and took less than 10 minutes. It's also kinda mind blowing that I've hosted conner.dev on @vercel for the past 4 years and never had to pay a dime. I really appreciate all your work @rauchg @leeerob @raunofreiberg @timneutkens @shadcn @shuding