Finally polished off my personal site (basically a dev portfolio) and now working on a site comparing orbital rockets with back of the napkin math.
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#22Reflecting on all my Go project I am trying to come up with a scalable and easy to maintain application structure that is not too much OOP (no hexagonal stuff) and easy to grasp. Lots of drawing and thinking ten steps ahead.
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#23I'm working on Slide to Subscribe, an embeddable signup form and universal subscribe link.
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#24Learning Svelte and using it to build a site that allows you to read public domain works, take notes on the words by selecting them, and then automatically make flashcards (Leitner method) to help you remember them.
For example, read the classics in Japanese, take notes on the words you don't know, get them automatically translated, and then automatically generate flashcards to help you remember those words.
I've always wanted to read Kokoro from Natsume Soseki (perhaps the greatest Japanese novelist ever) in the original and this is helping me to get past the words I don't know.
If anyone is interested in playing with it I would love a to share: xrdawson@gmail.com.
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#25I play bluegrass mandolin and I'm working on https://fretboard.cool to better understand scale and chords patterns across the neck. Guitar and ukulele are also supported. Very few chord and scale types are supported right now, but I plan to add more when I figure out how to integrate them without complicating the interface too much.
I play mandolin, but come from playing the cello: so chords are less familiar to me than scale based melodies. This looks really useful, thanks for sharing!
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#26An app that persists your OS state as a "context" - saving and loading your open applications, their windows, tabs, open files/documents and so on.
Started because of frequent multitasking heavy work with limited resources, and I've found it to facilitate human context switching.
Open Beta (macOS) as soon as I finish license verification and delta updates.
Also working through Penetration Testing with Kali Linux (PWK) course toward the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification, and trying to write and record more music, and work out more at home.
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#27Learning haskell, getting some writing done, trying out some hacking/info security.
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#28I’m working on an IT job platform which aims to improve on a range of aspects that generally suck about recruiting and getting hired.
We focus on actual understanding and clear communication of tech expectations, personality and team fit, culture and meaningful benefits.
There’s too much bullshit going on.
I’m currently in the phase of doing demos for customers, it will soon be available at https://moonka.space.
Meanwhile, whether you’re a developer looking for a job in the midst of this turmoil or an entrepreneur looking for people, join us on Telegram, https://t.me/moonkaspace
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#29Writing console applications with cool text UIs : https://asciinema.org/a/VUKWZM70PxRCHueyPFXy9smU8
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#30Learning haskell, getting some writing done, trying out some hacking/info security.
Learn you a Haskell!