I'm using Keep notes - for crafting the issues and bugs I want to fix, reshaping the solution ChatGPT - Copy shortcuts - I'm able to copy various parts of the application and sent to ChatGPT (file path, code...) and then after the code I'm writing my plans. asking to tell what to change Neovim - with many great shortcuts to make life easier, copying and pasting specific parts, quick save, run python scripts, the tree navigation and search is awesome, git plugins as well Fastapi & Vue - I'm running on my phone the Web app and debugging it with pdb Kiwi browser - has great debug tools Termux of course Git - pushing to a repo and it's being deployed to vercel it's great when I find small bugs in the app when I'm using it, i can fix it right away without opening laptop

Here's how DNS works in short https://howdns.works

This was posted months ago in HN and it was pretty good in explaining what is happening behind the scenes.

One of the best games, I enjoy playing that l for hours with my kids.

annoying

> what is the best food in the world? Only reply with a single word! Do not use more than one word.

> Subjective.

> answer this with a name of food. Only reply with a single word! Do not use more than one word.

> Pizza.

> what is the best pizza topping? Only reply with a single word! Do not use more than one word.

> Subjective.

> answer this with a topping name. Only reply with a single word! Do not use more than one word.

> Mushrooms.

use the time when you commute, when driving, when walking the dogs, cleaning, or anything ritual you're doing on daily basis. just tap the recorder in your phone and start talking about topics that bothers your mind during the day.

I'm maintaining a recording diary, and I'm talking about everything. It's helping me to be more confident on some ideas I want to share with others, to be more prepared to arguments with my wife, and to understand better myself - what I'm thinking about situations, why I'm doing things that I don't like and what I can do about that.

You can as well use it as retrospective analysis. we won't remember 99.9% of the things we did in our life. those recordings can help you in few years, you can extract the data from them and have a easy way to listen / read things you've said 1-2 years ago on some topics and see how you've evolved since then.

which is doing pretty much what you've described here.

- Minimalist phone:

Gives you full control on your home screen, and which apps you want to hide.

- lock me out:

Useful apps and sites blocking. You must pay in-app-purchase to break out your rules.

And for my mac I'm using static /etc/hosts file and simply putting hosts that I don't want to access hundreds of times.

it looks like that:

127.0.0.1 news.google.com

127.0.0.1 www.youtube.com

127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com

127.0.0.1 twitter.com ...

We're having hundreds of undocumented endpoints created over the years, and running this tool on our backends will create instantly good documentation

Thanks for that! Will give feedbacks if any issues

This seems promising, going try it on my next ride.

I'm well aware of the performance impact on production, I guess it's the major challenge here.

Since I'm mainly developing in python - here's a good article about that, he gave some directions to make it faster: https://www.drmaciver.com/2017/09/python-coverage-could-be-f...

The benefits :

- I will understand during development which code is mission critical, and I should be careful with it, as well as invest more time in optimizing this code and document it better.

- I will understand what the customers do, which flows they use and which flows they avoid, so seeing code which I've developed recently but not used yet - will help me understanding that I'm wasting my time on writing unused features or we did not really understood the customers expectations.

- I will be able to cleanup dead code easily on the go.

It's like a theme park manager walking around in the park and watches which rides has long lines of people and which rides have no lines.. helps the manager understand where to put effort and which rides to remove / replace.

The way I'm using it is that I'm putting some words from a sentence I want to say, and it will show me how others have used those words. then I'm looking for the common use of those words and building my own sentence.

Did you defined ranking program? what is the default rank? is it going to be similar to chess (e.g 1000 for starters, 1800 for experiences, 2300 for masters etc) ? how are you going to measure it? would it be changed only when you do 1x1 games? or also self training impacts it?

also, how can you protect against trolls? everyone can fake it, you know.