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Think you’re productive? Most of us aren’t.
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You’re Losing Hours Every Day Without Realizing ItMost people believe they are productive.But they never measure what actually breaks their focus.Every interruption has a cost: lost time lost momentum extra time to recover Distraction Cost Tracker shows you exactly where your time goes — and how much it truly costs you.What You’ll Finally SeeThis isn’t another productivity tool telling you what to do.It reveals what is already happening.With this app, you’ll discover: How many hours you actually lose to distractions Which apps break your focus the most How long it takes you to regain focus after interruptions Your real daily focus efficiency Once you see the numbers clearly, your behavior starts to change naturally.Features Automatic focus and distraction tracking Clean, minimal dashboard (no complexity) Focus session timer Real-time app detection Focus, drift, and recovery insights Works fully offline No account required How It Works Start a focus session The app tracks which applications you use Time is classified into: Focus Distraction Recovery You get a simple, clear overview of your day No setup. No configuration. Just clarity.Why This Tool Is DifferentMost productivity apps try to push you to do more.This one does the opposite.It helps you understand your current behavior first.Because once you see the real cost of distractions,you don’t need motivation — you need awareness.Why It’s Worth ItIf you recover even 1 hour per day, this tool pays for itself immediately.Time is your most valuable resource.This app helps you take it back.System Requirements Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit system Installation Download the ZIP file after purchase Extract the files Run the installer (.exe) Launch the app Important Security NoteWhen launching the installer, Windows may show:“Windows protected your PC”This happens because the application is not digitally signed yet.This is common for independent developers and does not mean the app is unsafe.To proceed: Click More info Click Run anyway The app runs fully offline and does not access your data.PrivacyYour data stays on your device. No data is sent to any server No tracking No login required LicenseThis purchase includes a personal-use license.You may use the app on your own device.Redistribution or resale is not allowed.UpdatesYou will receive free updates for future improvements within this version.SupportFor any questions or issues:[email protected] NoteYou don’t need more tools.You need to see the truth about how you spend your time.This app gives you that — clearly, simply, and privately.
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From Immigrant Dreamer to Tech Titan: The Inspiring Story of Elon Musk and His Companies Tesla & SpaceX
https://blog.thecampuscoders.com/blog/from-immigrant-dreame-69ae39c5
It takes a moment for them to reach the main topic of the podcast, but it's really good!!
Feeling of Computing: A Case for Feminism in Programming Language Design by Felienne Hermans https://omny.fm/shows/future-of-coding/a-case-for-feminism
In the academic field of programming language research, there are a few prestigious conferences that you must present at to advance in your career. These conferences are rather selective about which presentations they'll accept. If your research work involves proving formal properties about a programming language, you'll have their ear. But if your work looks at, say, the human factors of language design, you might as well not bother applying — and thus, not bother pursuing that work in the first place. Why is the formalistic, systems-focused work elevated, and the human-focused work diminished? And what are the downstream consequences, the self-reinforcing feedback loops that come from this narrow focus? In this episode we discuss a paper by Felienne Hermans and Ari Schlesinger titled, A case for Feminism in Programming Language Design. It applies the lens of intersectional feminism to reveal a startling lack of "Yes, and…" in academic computer science, where valuable avenues of inquiry are closed off, careers are stifled, and people are unintentionally driven away from contributing to the field, simply because their passions and expertise don't conform to a set of invisible expectations. Through heartbreaking personal anecdotes and extensive supporting references, the paper makes the case that there's a lot of high-value greenfield work to be done, and people who would love to do it — but we will need to collectively identify, understand, and then fix a few broken incentives before it'll happen. Notes $ Patreon Polypad, dubbed the "best piece of education software for smartboards" by published academic Luke Wilson Or is it Mathigon? "Looks like a nice Desmos", opines enterprise sales expert Ivan Reese. Market💡Facts.ca Hedy, a multi-lingual programming environment for the classroom created by Felienne. Welcome to the TALK BLOC: Felienne Hermans at Onward! 2024: A case for Feminism in Programming Language Design Ivan and Alex Warth at LIVE 2024: Inkling Lu at LIVE 2024: Arroost Lu at Onward! 2024: Dialogs on Natural Code Discovering Your Software Umwelt by Rebecca Wirfs-Brock, Allen Wirfs-Brock, and Jordan Wirfs-Brock A New Cognitive Perspective on Simplicity in System and Product Design by FoC community member and previous bonus episode guest, Stefan Lesser Redressing the Balance: A Yin-Yang Perspective on Information Technology by FoC community member Konrad Hinsen Foremost among the contributions to society by Icebergs are their inspiration of the meme Alex McLean as in Insane in the Membrane FOUR FOUR Mary Shaw, previous guest Zachtronics make some hard puzzle games. Define Define, a really great video about that. Oh, you question toxic masculinity, yet you live within the gender binary? ! Send us email, especially if you're an avid listener who happens to work for a placement agency and knows an AI thought leader who has advised 5000 startups and would be a great fit for our show, share your ideas in the Slack, and: Eats: Mastodon • Website Shoots: Mastodon • Website Leaves: Mastodon • Website See you in the future! https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/75
Which of these come from Ruby and which from Rails?
• 'person'.pluralize
• 3.days.ago
• params.permit(:name)
• [1,2,3].second
• before_action :authenticate
None of them are Ruby. Every single one is Rails.
I wrote a complete reference of everything Rails adds on top of Ruby — 9 sections, no ActiveRecord, no external gems.
Ruby on Rails — Complete Reference of Methods, Classes & Features Not in Ruby March 17, 2026 Rails is much more than a framework on top of Ruby — it adds hundreds of methods, classes, and abstr…
List of free APIs that work without API keys — curl examples included
Compiled a list of free public APIs you can start using immediately without registration: Quick hits: # Weather curl "wttr.in/London?format=j1" # IP info curl https://ipapi.co/json/ # Crypto prices curl "https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/simple/price?ids=bitcoin&vs_currencies=usd" # Random cat image curl "https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search" # Password breach check curl https://api.pwnedpasswords.com/range/5BAA6 Full list (15+ APIs, all with curl examples): http://5.78.129.127/free-apis [http://5.78.129.127/free-apis] Great for prototyping, testing, or building quick tools without dealing with API key management. What free APIs do you use regularly?
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