@samwightt My Wednesday’s are: 7am to 10am, 3 1 hour long meetings in a row. Luckily most of my meetings all happen in the morning leaving my afternoons free so that’s nice.
@samwightt@kyledotmp3 iOS only keeps the most recently used ones “loaded”. The rest are killed and get cold started when opened but they still show in the app switcher. Leaving them there doesn’t use any extra battery because it’s basically just a list of apps and screenshots of their last state.
@samwightt I do have this script I wrote to automate creating playlists like this. Every Sunday it takes any song I listened to more than 3 times the last 7 days and adds it to the correct season playlist. I like the idea of playing “summer 2023” 2 years from now lol
@samwightt I never know what I want to listen to so I just resort to picking a playlist that seems good then skipping like 70% of songs because I’ve already heard them like 500 times in the last 24 hours :(
Start of my open source bike bus tracking software is now live. This uses a simple Elixir server + a Svelte SPA that you can throw up on a $5 VPS and easily serve thousands of users without breaking a sweat.
github.com/samwightt/bike…
@samwightt NMS has the exploration, seamless, and fun flying down so well. While Starfield is good at actually giving you enjoyable missions vs NMS that’s like “walk half a mile to this abandoned building and click on the computer that doesn’t speak English then return”
I'm like really really really shocked by how good No Man's Sky is. You can go from walking on a planet, to getting in your ship, to flying into planetary orbit, to going to a space station, all with no cut scenes. It's a mind-boggling technical achievement. Gorgeous too.
@thdxr Although realistically this is the kind of thing that’ll be wrapped behind some library/framework API and most people won’t need to work with it directly
AsyncLocalStorage in nodejs lets you store some state with the current async execution context
when you retrieve the data it'll return the value set by the closest context in the chain - similar to React Context
what do you expect this to return?
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