flipstewart

I use Evernote for involved planning and note taking and Things for tasks(including tasks that are already in Jira, PT, Issues...).

I've spent a lot of time trying different tools... there isn't a magical one size fits all 😔

That was my only goal.

There are some slight discrepancies, but the majority of the shortcuts work the same in zsh!

;)

On OS X, these shortcuts work in generic text inputs as well! That's enough of a reason to convince me to keep the default shortcuts.

I'm happy to figure out shipping to other countries! Anywhere specific?

You're right, it won't :/

These are made very specifically for MacBooks, but I'm thinking of making a more generic option soon!

Having a good laugh at how Sam Altman doesn't know what Snapchat is... Would love to see someone use it to send a message "about how Silicon Valley only builds toys for rich people."

App syncs very unreliably(schedule entire days just to have everything undone next time you launch the app) and crashes every three actions or so.

It might be a good concept, but there's no way to tell at this point because the app is unusable.

The modal doesn't fit on my screen(MBA) and under the masthead there's just a ton of empty space... gj dropbox.

Seems strange that the interviewer would be so pedantic while showcasing their own lack of understanding... for example:

"How they choose to center content inside the overlay is also revealing. Some of the candidates might choose to use CSS and absolute positioning, which is possible if the content is a fixed width and height. Otherwise may choose to use JavaScript for positioning."

First of all, JavaScript... just... no. Stop.

Secondly, hey, you don't need a fixed width or height, you just use:

  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);

I would really challenge the writer and anyone else interviewing for any position to consider that maybe they don't know everything.