@gvrooyen interesting! haven't read either of them but know of them
Author of interpreterbook.com and compilerbook.com. Working at Sourcegraph. I like to program where the rubber hits the road — wherever that may be.
@tekknolagi I got the same one, I think.
@tenderlove Still! 26C inside is very hot. I'm gonna bring a thermometer now too.
@tenderlove Where is that? 26C would be far too hot for me.
@thomy2000 do. it!
Does someone here want to buy my Starbook?
I'm selling my little Linux laptop (preferably to folks in EU). I just don't use it that much and it's a kickass little machine that should be used more.
Details & how-to are here: https://gist.github.com/mrnugget/75a7e4339a7517433dbd8d69cdae9196
@jack I'm not a drummer, but everything Drumeo puts out is fascinating, IMHO.
@BrendanThompson haha sorry, made a typo! I mean "close to just using raycast"
@BrendanThompson yep! I'm close to just using rectangle, to be honest :)
Wrote about how I setup a new macOS machine: https://registerspill.thorstenball.com/publish/post/140438370
This is very good: https://gist.github.com/merlinmann/7ddddd1ca2e0b157cae9006293c074b2
@thomy2000 hard drive /music/ you mean?
Just published another issue of Register Spill.
This time I wrote about the curiousity that is Chrome showing the memory usage of tabs. That lead me to writing about the sounds computers used to make.
Read it here: https://registerspill.thorstenball.com/p/the-hum-of-the-machine
Find of the day: heaptrack. This is super nice.