It takes me a while to see how enraged I get with it. I always have to wonder if I can take a punch from that person.

I once joked, “hey that’s pretty loud isn’t it?” And instead of them taking the hint, they were startled and were like, what’s going on? and I instead I just go, “excuse me, could you turn that down?” now. Direct approach is better.

Aren’t inverted commas also a phrase for that? Or is that the joke.

I worked for a major investment bank and one of their exotics trading teams was basically all add-ons and stuff built on top of Excel.

To be fair, the traders looked like Wizards using it, it was pretty neat.

I don’t know if I’d trust any of the text around it until we see more … the picture doesn’t seem like it matches at all.

Some people say “hack yourself” … create a TODO list in anyway you like. First thing on that list is to “create a list” and cross that off after you’ve listed some items.

Keep the items small and doable. Going outside or watch a movie isn’t a “big” item but it’s worth on this list damnit!

Don’t be down on yourself for any reason about doing nothing on the list. If you are, recognize that you did that, forgive yourself for feeling that way and try again. Feel free to throw out items and put even simpler tasks on it, if you can.

Doesn’t work for everyone, but it does work for some.

I don’t think we could have made the progress with smoking in the US now like we did back then. Would have turned into a partisan issue about freedoms and all that.

+1 for Wezterm, it also had image support that Alacritty didn’t have, which I needed for Yazi to work.

I’ve heard good things about Warp too but Wezterm is where I’ll be for now.

There’s something really satisfying about running a script that you know would save time. Even if the overall time is probably a negative.

I wrote a script that would log me into our AWS EKS stuff. I typically would have to copy these 7 lines and look up which cluster version I’d need. One of my lines just pulls all the clusters and I use fzf to select the cluster I wanted. Takes away all the pain and makes me feel smug. Love it.

I remember wrestling with that for years. I dunno, my last interpretation of it was the fact that if it was rare and considered an exception then the rule has a point?

I dunno. I’m more than likely wrong but that’s as far as I could go with it.

I bought a nonstick wok and my friends kept using steel wool and chipping it and I kept freaking out on them about it. I’m like STOP IT, I’d rather it be dirty than this!

They used to make fun of me freaking out about it.

I feel a bit vindicated with my freak outs now.

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The Onion did a deep dive on this previously:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhKuqGyFqh8

There’s a converter on GitHub for it.

It works surprisingly well. I wanted to wait for the official but I have a flight coming up and this is gonna make it awesome.

I can’t wait to buy the mobile version and recommend it to all of my friends!

“Frank Lucio Carillo” I hope now that his name is out there that he doesn’t get the same treatment that he gives to others.

It is definitely annoying but I think it’s understandable from people that are coming in from the outside.

… is it smelly food or something? if not, who cares. There’s fewer and fewer people watching movies now anyways why chase them away man … it’s so dumb.

I loved this movie. I’m not gonna change my mind!

I’m also not gonna watch it again any time soon …

I mean it seems almost impossible that they either didn’t have a staging process to test N number of machines either virtual or otherwise or it passed through but it just seems insane that a problem of this magnitude went out to this many people.

The most secure computer is the one not running any software. That’s why I recommend Crowdstrike.

Not sure this is a modern problem, unless something modern has started starving the shrimp.