evilc00kie

This is my go-to method to deal with my daily anxiety of social rejection (to be specific ADHD induced RSD).

> The regular expression is very simple

OT but this me-problem makes me angry every time I read it. Nothing is simple, otherwise it is trivial and not worth mentioning. I can't read over this without thinking that I'm not smart enough to wrap my head around something instantly.

ADHD fellow here and your watchface looks really appealing to me :D

Well, maybe I shouldn't use "Hello" by Adele either for the same reason ^^*

Jokes like that make me realize I understand the matter more than I want to :'D

tl;dr: use peach with teddy buggy, roller tires and the cloud glider.

> Last but not least, it is not tied to the existing C ecosystem, which is a HUGE value

They also provide their own crypto within the standardlib. No openssl needed.

Ctrl+R is insane but sometimes I have a hard time remembering flags due to overusing it. Especially when crafting new pipelines/solving new problems.

But I'd always alias some uncommon tasks and usages. Especially my quirky git ones:

  # get default branch
  alias gdefault='git remote show origin|grep -E HEAD|cut -d" " -f5'

  # cd to git root
  alias groot='cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"'

  # Revert last unpushed commit to the state before commiting
  alias uncommit="git reset HEAD~1 --soft"

  # Show all commits between head and main as one-liner
  alias gl1="git log --reverse --oneline HEAD...\`gdefault\`"

Nice work!

I often think about the "reinventing the wheel" argument. Isn't open source about diversity? There are so many fork, clones, "Yet another..."'s (yacc, yaml,...).

So many times I'm looking for suitable go libraries that solve a certain problem. There might be a few out there but every lib has its own pros and cons. Having the possibility to choose is great. Nothing sucks more than depending on a unmaintained clib nobody cares without alternatives.

The only counter-example that comes in my mind is crypto. You don't want to do your own crypto.

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Random software-developer-related topics that I find interesting and needed to try out. I focus on writing compact posts since my overall focus is limited. I also use it to look back what I've actually done in the last years.

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