Watching kung fu films like:
Emperor: Obviously you've perfected a sword move to kill me from exactly 10 paces away
Protagonist: Yes, of course, obviously.
Kevin Highwater
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I'm a professional yak barber, code butcher, and occasional engineer in San Francisco. Recently been doing a lot of ruby, typescript, and AWS-ish stuff, mostly for tiny startups. Currently at a stealth startup.
When I mostly ditched twitter, I found that a lot of the great technical content moved to mastodon and a lot of the great shitposting went to bluesky. Personally, I want both, but I followed the technical content here.
Over the last few weeks it seems like more good tech content is heading to bluesky, so I think I'll probably head there for a while (https://bsky.app/profile/kevinkuchta.com). I reserve the right to return if I feel like it. :)
Kevin Kuchta (@kevinkuchta.com)
I ride a yak to work every day. Tech + bad jokes. He/him https://github.com/kkuchta. Mastodon: @[email protected] Twitter: @kkuchta https://kevinkuchta.com
Anyone have a good tool for managing recurring home tasks? I'm thinking of, like, “clean the freezer once a year" and “change the furnace filter every 3 months.”
It feels like this niche has a lot of overlap with both todo apps, project management apps, and reminder apps, but doesn't quite fit any of them right.
Three days left, and I've got a couple long flights coming up :). https://isitfactoriodayyet.com/
I feel like I'm pretty good at switching between languages these days, but `elif` vs `elsif` vs `else if` never ceases to trip me up. Just pick one, you bastards!
I found a hookup for *good* cider in San Francisco and I am unreasonably excited about it.
Anyone know of a good online tool for building gantt charts? Specifically looking for:
1. Free
2. Online
3. No signup needed
4. Just make the chart, not manage my whole project
A friend brought her knitting to this python conference talk and dear god is that an amazing idea.
I’m enjoying attending @pybay, my first tech conference in a while. :)
Anyone know of any good early career roles, either remote or in the SF Bay Area? My wife's recently graduated from a python bootcamp, but has 6mo of ruby experience before that and some react/js training before *that* and is looking for a good role to get back into the workforce with!