db1
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
Mixing and matching watches with different straps is something that I really enjoy doing. It's not often easy to tell ahead of time whether the combination will work.
I've seen a couple of automated test frameworks. I'm not looking to test thou, I'm looking at way I can quickly automate my daily work. There's a healthy overlap between what test frameworks offer and what I want, so that's probably my best starting point.
If I were buying today, I'd buy a Moonlander, the newer version of the Ergodox.
I've used those analog two prong moisture meters, but I'm looking for something that can just sit in the pot permanently..
This part of the article jumped out at me. I spent about 5 years of my life on a start-up that eventually failed. I now have a pretty comfy tech job, and definitely earn enough money to be comfortable.
But there is always this restlessness that I feel. I learnt a lot of things in my 5 years, and feel I could do a better job if I were to start another company. I almost feel like those 5 years would be wasted if I don't take what I learnt and put it into my next company.
I put this together because I felt I needed a way to jump back to sections that I want to rehearse or reference.
Hope it can be of use to you too, and also happy to hear brutal feedback.
Golang, Javascript, Python, Java