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As the flickering lights of monitors illuminate the shadowed visage of a hacker, known in the cyber realms as Zero Cool, the mind behind the screen drifts away from the usual code and into the realm of daily organization. Amid the clutter of local Apple Notes, a thought emerges, tinged with the desire for something more open, more connected. “What if,” muses Zero Cool, “my notes could seamlessly sync with the very fabric of my digital life?...

@KoaKilla figure out how to make this our baseline production value https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3s0BtrBJpwNDaflRSoiieQ 34m oh god. not their new content 34m oh wow, you have to go back 6 years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv6DyyvfPlw 33m Free Wortley Can you link a specific video Thanks 33m https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8-7lhs4ky0 32m like i want to watch this content because it is well edited and cute lady talking about computers 32m we need to make an idea board of inspiration for the podcast...

i have a deployment dashboard for the app, in the app. it deploys to kubes. enter a docker image and it is deployed to the domain. you can update the deployment from your dev computer

Why should we care so much about naming as developers? Code comes and goes, but language prevails. When a team is working on a project, they must develop a shared language on how things work, how they are structured, and how they are related. A database schema or language specification is such an important document that many developers will battle passionately over what columns are called. Mental models of how things go together are at odds when there are multiple words to describe the same thing....

Why should we care so much about naming as developers? Code comes and goes, but language prevails. When a team is working on a project, they must develop a shared language on how things work, how they are structured, and how they are related. A database schema or language specification is such an important document that many developers will battle passionately over what columns are called. Mental models of how things go together are at odds when there are multiple words to describe the same thing....