vim
So I’ve been playing around with Vim, the improved version of VI from old operational systems. It’s been very challenging so far, I haven’t really wrapped my head around all the neat commands, and switching from the 3 modes (VISUAL, NORMAL, INSERT) is still taking some time.
carlin
I don’t like euphemistic language either. I think what bothers me about it is the fact that whoever isn’t “in” on the new acceptable language has trouble communicating simple things. It’s like trying to learn a new language all together. And the replacement seems to come from
android
It’s been a while since I’ve written about some “normal” Android Development. Today I followed a lead on DiffUtil, a library that a senior developer told me about. It is supposed to be used in Recycler views with adapters to avoid having to call notifyAllDataChanged() and having some
callisthenics
I know y’all miss my daily dispatches, that aren’t daily at all, only on the days I do write them. So I’ve been out of gym, due to the price rising too high and my current employer recently giving me Gympass access. So I decided to cancel
pkm
How fun would it be if you could write notes and throw them all into one basket, but every time you look for a piece of information, you could find it easily?
productivity
Who else needs a calendar to get stuff done?
zettel
... forming those relationships trains your brain to look for patterns. After all, connection is learning.
guitar
It takes about 5 minutes a day, over 2 months to have those calluses on the fingertips to be able to play a classic guitar without feeling sharp pain. So I decided to pick up guitar as a daily practice, just to have some hobby outside of looking at a
zettel
What if your notes could talk to each other like free objects in space? Or like neurons talk to each other?
database
There’s a reason why we use SQL databases, a 40 year old technology. Relating one data with another is very useful to perform fast search operations (queries) on them. And I’ve found some lovely tech to help model a SQL database. DrawSQL helps you see in a very
development
Damn I didn’t know I needed a browser that has vertical tabs, email, calendar sync, feed subscriber and splitting views. And that’s not even half of what it does. It also has two level tabs. AAAAAND session saving. Check it out at their website. On a different note,
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Delivery
In this third and final part we will be discussing how to better present so the audience doesn’t sleep.
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design
Now that we are prepared, we know our lines and what is our message, we go to the next stage. Design.
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presentation
Who has never been bored to death with slides full of bullet points and thought “Is this it? When can I leave?”.
kmm
I really can’t. The error that I documented here Youtrack. It seems the error is gone once we removed the following line from my gradle.properties: kotlin.native.cacheKind.iosX64=none That is it, it is a directive for the kotlin to C compiler to not use cache during
anapana
I’ve practiced these kinds of meditation so far. Mindfulness kind: Anapana Insight and Integration Meditation: Vipassana Open Monitoring: Zazen Mantra Meditation: Transcendental Loving Kindness: Metta Bhavana It seems every kind of meditation affects the brain differently. So we’ll go one by one. I didn’t think meditation was