When designing software, should we be reactive, or proactive? Should we adopt YAGNI or Hammock Driven Development as our overarching rule? Should we be 100% “Agile” or 100% waterfall. Answer: It’s _always_ a mix of moderate amounts of both. The best way to drive a project

If a 5 digit PIN code is good enough for an entire spaceship, then it is good enough for me too!

Feature parity is just another way to say “we don’t need to exist”.

The full paragraph excerpt from "The Fellowship of the Ring"

Embrace the Async!

Can’t quite give up warm ups, but P.D. Mangan Health & Freedom Maximalist 🇺🇸 style one set to failure with good intensity.

A massive earthquake, measured at a magnitude of over 8.7, the strongest earthquake in the world since 2011, has struck off the coast of Kamchatka in Russia’s Far East, with Tsunami Warnings having been issued for the coasts of countries across the Pacific, including Russia,

After 10 years of research and development, the FluxJet Kayak is here to revolutionize fishing on the water! 🚀 Join Jason as he breaks down what makes this jet-powered kayak a game changer for anglers everywhere. ICAST KayakDIY Fishbrain

First step: Write a test.

The PCB silkscreen overlay is free, I repeat, FREE, please use it to actually label stuff.

Linux is not real time.

TDD rocks.

Instead of viewing exercise as a punishment, see it as a privilege. Give thanks for the ability to move your body. There are people who would do anything to have what you have.

Here’s a list of what I installed from brew Asitop Fzf Granted Lazydocker + lazygit Neovim (aliased over vim) Tree Zellij Zsh-autosuggestions/ highlighting Brave Firefox Insomnia Hammerspoon Linear mouse Rectangle Ollama Vs code Alacritty Oh-my-zsh Jetbrains products Eqmac

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I love TDD for firmware. Just gives me confidence. Confidence to ship code. Confidence to refactor. Confidence to move forward to the next feature, knowing that I've protected myself from myself.

too funny. wrote a small interactive cli for some hardware engineering tests. Informally, without unit tests (bad boy). Then the HW eng wanted more complex behavior. I decided to add the cli to some unit tests. Refactored out the hardcoded stdout/stdin, move to dependency