I write apps while tinkering on the interwebs from beautiful Pamplona.
Built FlowDeck:
- iOS development for Cursor/VSCode
| Website / Blog | https://danielbernal.co |
| FlowDeck Studio | https://flowdeck.studio |
| Github | https://github.com/afterxleep |
Here we go. FlowDeck can now can open Asset catalogs (.xcassets). directly in Cursor.
Read only for now, but already supports folders, images (jpg, png, svg, pdf), and colors.
Pushing to release this with 0.44 or 0.45
So X asked me to upgrade because the macOS app that has already been abandoned will now be officially abandoned.
The link takes me to an iPad app that crashes on macOS at login, of course… Like fucking pros.. 💪
And I was just thinking about moving my blog back to Wordpress.. 🤔
Now what? Ghost? Any suggestions? [I need something truly simple]
It’s OK to ignore the performance review, the bigger paycheck, the promotion. It’s OK to be comfortable at work and choose yourself over others’ career expectations…
The next promotion, the next chance to earn more, gain influence, or power. Ambition is just another measure of worth at work. If you’re not ambitious, someone else will snatch your job away. We’ve been fed this bullshit for years. Being comfortable is seen as laziness. We stigmatize those who reject the corporate ladder, ignoring that they might be the ones who truly understand what it means to have enough—something you’re never taught growing up. ...
"It will just take you five minutes" is one of the most toxic lines you can hear.
Full post here:
https://world.hey.com/danielbernal/nothing-takes-five-minutes-0a660328
"It will just take you five minutes" is one of the most toxic lines you can hear. Nothing ever takes "just five minutes". You might spend the time tweaking a color or writing a line of code, but work doesn’t happen in a vacuum. There are context switches, interruptions, back-and-forth discussions, and, more importantly, the mental over...
I take everything personally and don’t trust anyone who says they don’t. It’s either a lie or a sign that they don’t care enough. Emotional detachment is often seen as a strength, but it’s an excuse for mediocrity.
Taking things personally goes beyond emotional involvement. It’s a testament to commitment and authenticity. It shows you’re human and invested enough to understand the impact of your actions.
If you really care about making a difference, make it personal.
I take everything personally and don’t trust anyone who says they don’t. It’s either a lie or a sign that they don’t care enough. Emotional detachment is often seen as a strength, but it’s an excuse for mediocrity. Taking things personally goes beyond emotional involvement. It’s a testament to commitment and authenticity. It shows you’re human and invested enough to understand the impact of your actions. If you really care about making a difference, make it personal. ...
Jason Punyon