Finishing up scripts that clean up and tag the 60,000 songs for my local karaoke bar, which exist as a disorganized mess of 147,000 MCG, MP3, and MP4 files. Open-sourcing that Python code.
Celebrating with family in a non-religious gift-giving ceremony.
I’m rolling out code I wrote last month, overseeing its testing, and spending as many hours in leisure as I can through the end of the week.
I’m traveling to visit my family for Christmas. Thankfully, my mother’s mountain fastness has decent internet and reliable power, unlike a couple of her previous residences.
The code I wrote is mainly quality of life improvements for a CRUD app, replacing interdependent AJAX auto-populating dropdowns and a datagrid with much faster controls that were written in the last decade and handle the workflow without making the user wait. I tested this stuff across our browser matrix to the best of my ability, but I know that I will probably be fixing little issues with the new code into mid-January once the official testing is done.
Google Chrome is the new Internet Explorer 6.02. I hate supporting it, but there is no end in sight in the medium term. I went from 11th grade through becoming a Senior Dev before IE 6.02 dropped off the support matrix for every client.
Taking half of it off because I sprinted hard last week. My sister is sick, has a serious surgery this week. I dropped everything to move into an extended stay hotel near her, temporarily.
I just found a UX person and am getting ready to have a first UI review with them before I take off.
Because I am newly the maintainer of the primary app I work on, and I have not yet decided what the architecture for SaaS (as opposed to .NET desktop) clients will be.
I recently got back into .NET work. I am a recovering Mac user (I see the platform as dying, and 3 keyboard replacements made me mad). I don’t like FAANG.
Windows 10, Visual Studio 2019, SQL Server Management Studio 2017.
WSL, Git.
Vim, Notepad++.
GIMP.
ProtonVPN.
Firefox with Containers, Privacy Badger, uBlock, and LastPass.
Thunderbird.
Riot, Signal Desktop, Discord.
Foobar2000.
For music work, REAPER, Audacity, MuseScore.
Finishing up scripts that clean up and tag the 60,000 songs for my local karaoke bar, which exist as a disorganized mess of 147,000 MCG, MP3, and MP4 files. Open-sourcing that Python code.
Celebrating with family in a non-religious gift-giving ceremony.
I’m rolling out code I wrote last month, overseeing its testing, and spending as many hours in leisure as I can through the end of the week.
I’m traveling to visit my family for Christmas. Thankfully, my mother’s mountain fastness has decent internet and reliable power, unlike a couple of her previous residences.
The code I wrote is mainly quality of life improvements for a CRUD app, replacing interdependent AJAX auto-populating dropdowns and a datagrid with much faster controls that were written in the last decade and handle the workflow without making the user wait. I tested this stuff across our browser matrix to the best of my ability, but I know that I will probably be fixing little issues with the new code into mid-January once the official testing is done.
Google Chrome is the new Internet Explorer 6.02. I hate supporting it, but there is no end in sight in the medium term. I went from 11th grade through becoming a Senior Dev before IE 6.02 dropped off the support matrix for every client.
Python has batteries included but some of them are puffy and corrosive.
I just use whatever’s configured on what are mostly VPSes. Dotfiles take effort. I’ve gotten used to vanilla vim.
Taking half of it off because I sprinted hard last week. My sister is sick, has a serious surgery this week. I dropped everything to move into an extended stay hotel near her, temporarily.
I just found a UX person and am getting ready to have a first UI review with them before I take off.
Because I am newly the maintainer of the primary app I work on, and I have not yet decided what the architecture for SaaS (as opposed to .NET desktop) clients will be.
I recently got back into .NET work. I am a recovering Mac user (I see the platform as dying, and 3 keyboard replacements made me mad). I don’t like FAANG.
Windows 10, Visual Studio 2019, SQL Server Management Studio 2017. WSL, Git. Vim, Notepad++. GIMP. ProtonVPN. Firefox with Containers, Privacy Badger, uBlock, and LastPass. Thunderbird. Riot, Signal Desktop, Discord. Foobar2000. For music work, REAPER, Audacity, MuseScore.