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zazuke

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About zazuke

dad. technical author. data engineer. interests mostly: data engineering, open source, writing, obsidian, and neovim.

personal blog: ssp.sh second brain: brain.ssp.sh de vault: vault.ssp.sh book: dedp.online newsletter: subscribe.ssp.sh

socials: bsky.app/profile/ssp.sh, twitter.com/sspaeti, linkedin.com/in/sspaeti, https://github.com/sspaeti/

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    beautiful write up, thanks for sharing. I'm adding it to the "further reads". Love the "pre-tirement" term :)

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    author here, this is the differentiation I meant, and I didn't make it clear enough before - I added now a callout to clarify this more: > To me, vacations are too short to turn of…

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    this is all free, open-source, and I'm just sharing, so no need to go there if you don't like it :0. you can check it out, or not, up to you. maybe helpful to someone else

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    The takeaway should be to show how note-taking, publishing notes with a single #hashtag (no formatting needed or conversion), and doing so over a long time can compound to help wri…

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    Show HN: My public second brain – 660 notes, 15 years, open source

    Author here. ~660 notes published from a private Obsidian vault of 8,360 (3M words). Started in OneNote around 2011, moved to Obsidian in 2021 [1], imported everything with a Pytho…

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    I started to use tmux-claude-session-manager ( https://github.com/craftzdog/tmux-claude-session-manager ) in tmux, to have a pop-up to see all active sessions. I don't have many in…

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    Yes this 100%. I'd say: don't overrate how you do it; it matters more what you do, especially with LLM models. It's just a tool.

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    Great article, I see it is very similar. To me it's about learning, not "producing" — as Jason Fried said [1]: > I've never created content, I've written things down. > I've never …

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    I think so, thinking is like training a muscle, if you don't do it often, you don't get to do so. But it's not as black and white, because there are different use cases where it ma…

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    > If you want to enhance your consciousness / rot your brain with AI - go ahead. I agree, if we don't use it carefully, we won't be able to think confidentially. Obviously, there's…

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