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Yes. I have a bike helmet with integrated cameras. The company (Cyclevision) that made it is gone. So no Apple account. So no app for my helmet anymore.

Yep, my sister makes fun of me that her mere presence makes me more productive. (when I shared an apartment with her in my early thirties) she'd sit in my room just chatting to me and I would tidy and clean without her doing anything, whereas I'd been meaning to do that for months.

I suggested the idea of a responsiblabuddy website today to my wife – if we're both in the same town I'd commit to coming to your house on Saturday and you'd commit to coming to mine on Sunday and I'd finally tidy my shed / weld those batteries / list those items on fb marketplace etc. Then I realised I'd need a responsabilabuddy to get me to start and finish the website!

There was a guy running a co-working space in Dublin (Ireland) who would open it up on the occasional Sunday for "Sideproject Sundays" which I found great for focus.

Edit: there are no search results for "responsiblabuddy", I know I didn't come up with that term

I bought a book on Amazon recently and when it got delivered, I was too lazy to get off the couch to get it and I just downloaded it. Now I have the physical book and a copy that's convenient to open/reference whenever and wherever I am.

Nate the Snake 2 years ago

I read that years ago. The punchline doesn't work without an American accent!

* Composer is one file. It's a .phar (as described by @az09mugen)

* I think in typical use, Composer is installing via Packagist.org, which is typically pointed at a GitHub repo, and it is the repo's zip file that is downloaded to your computer. You can look in composer.lock and see `"type": "zip"` throughout

* It definitely has some sort of hash verification in the PostFileDownloadEvent class. I've never used it to know if it would satisfy your need

Similarly, WP CLI is a .phar file which can then install additional packages. It's really just using Composer under the hood.

Let me recommend my favourite TikTok/YouTube channel of late, The Forest Jar

what annoys you?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9Le1ibX2zY

if you went to a group of investors and pitched a board game where the winners get space ships and the losers die, they'd call you crazy. But if you suggested to those same investors that perhaps we shouldn't organize our entire society that way, they'd call you crazy.

I learned recently the "OHIO method" – Only Handle It Once.

If something is easy to deal with right now, just deal with it immediately.

For me, it's been dishes, trash, and organising (e.g. keys not in the key-bowl; cables not in the cable drawer) where it's helped most. I'd say it's a 30% improvement, which doesn't necessarily sound great, but it's all about things that require almost zero effort.

I'll take a look into your reference soon!

I really wish I could program my dishwasher because it's not cleaning very well and if I could add an extra rinse cycle I think it would be fine.

Rust vs. Swift 2 years ago

Swift is really nice to write. I wish I were paid to use it! I spent this weekend toying with embedded Swift. I work day to day with PHP and recent versions have introduced some language features that make it much nicer than it used to be (constructor property promotion, readonly properties) but I try to keep a rule of no PHP at the weekend.

https://madmachine.io/products/swiftio-playground-kit

AIUI, the companies are required to collect that data but are not allowed to use it as part of the hiring process.

My work and education history points to me being most likely a white Irish guy! http://brianhenry.ie/cv

The EEOC collects workforce data from employers with more than 100 employees ... Employers meeting the reporting thresholds have a legal obligation to provide the data; it is not voluntary.

https://www.eeoc.gov/data/eeo-data-collections