sunsetMurk

I actually like this about talking vs. typing. often I feel like I get better results since I think give it more context around spec and decisions.

Acceptance criteria are often buggy themselves, and require more context to interpret and develop a solution.

Divvy has a pretty UI to choose the size and location of windows, and puts little buttons in the top corner of windows to change their size and location.

Rectangle provides hot keys and an icon in the menu bar to set window size and location.

I use rectangle now, but have used divvy in the past and I think is better for people who like to use their mouse vs hot keys.

Have you used this? What’s your experience like?

I’m looking for ‘a tool’ like this to help manage code changes and communicating about those releases across a set of github repos.

conceptually, I get it.

where's the coffee shop?

'inbox zero' in this context is for the RSS reader's inbox, not email.

I remember my satisfaction w/ hitting "no new stories available" back in the 'Google Reader' days!

Can you share the script? Sounds like a cool and helpful time-saver.

have any links?

care to share the script(s)? any screenshots? sounds useful :)

I wish I could provide a useful summary, but I had it on while I was prepping for a meeting so I wasn't really paying attention. I was more surprised at my timing of seeing it on HN, searching for his twitch profile, and then right then he was going through the article I had open in another tab.

I think if you're a subscriber (I'm not) you can replay his stream from earlier.

I do remember he said somethings like...

> 'the chess stuff that they're talking about isn't 100% accurate, but close enough. No one will know/care about that who's reading the article'

> 'it seems the things they're quoting they've pulled from previous streams'