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This is a great comment. Yes, for remote execution the tools need to be adjusted as well. That example is not great. I will be working on this over the next few days.

Thank you! I will be working on that next :)

Hi all! Sharing a small pet project my agents and I have been working on: Lunar, a coding harness configurable and extensible via Lua scripts. I'm already using Lunar to develop Lu…

All these replies are great - thanks for taking the time. > Manage your energy, not your output. You have a finite amount of energy per day and you get to decide where to use it. T…

Earlier in my career I pushed myself to my limit, with not much care to not burn out; now I feel I can sustain productivity without being consistently past that overcommitment line…

Another good reference: http://www.catb.org/esr/writings/version-control/version-con...

This is very interesting - thank you for sharing your knowledge. Any other related rererences - the tech that enables this sort of tracking?

Very cool to see this over here :) A past GSoC project of mine ported the entire Lua test suite to the NetBSD kernel space: https://github.com/gszr/luatests (it needs to be updated…

First of all, thank you for sharing your story. As others have mentioned, having a portfolio goes a long way. Contributing to open-source projects is a great place to start; it giv…

I highly recommend Ben Eater's YouTube channel; great video tutorials. He manages to cover a lot in short videos. (Also, consider supporting him on Patreon :)

The awesome lists project is interesting as well, but it lacks some sort of ordering.

Definitely. What I was looking for was a quick way to see what tools are trending in given niches. Stackshare achieves that.