You know that thing folks get sometimes where they're having a technical problem, they look it up online, and the top relevant hit is one of their own blog posts? And it does in fact answer the technical question?
I just had something like that, but for code I was trying to figure out, and instead of a Web search it was grepping through a folder of checked-out projects.
Oh.
I wrote the code to do this exact thing two years ago.
I frequently consult my own book about linux admin, because I have no memory of how to use things like parted and lv-extend
I've got a 200 page google doc called JT-cookbooks. It's just a bunch of weird disorganized invocations. It's become a first reference for lots of my coworkers.
Writing down things that work matters more than any management types would believe.
I cannot even estimate the number of things I have had to do that I had done before and wish I had noted down the process rather than having to relearn it again.
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