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agents are never done #
This part of software engineering has always been here, its the root of the never complete 200 side projects. But now it feels like fuel has been poured on the fire, like we can get more done than ever. But we are tricking ourselves, these projects will never be “done”. There’s always more to add. Without feeling any of the pain of implementing it yourself, why not just keep adding new features forever. This is the mentality that is crushing me right now.
It pulls at your token anxiety like crazy. You look at the usage board and you are almost cooked so y…
/carry/ #
I try to keep a pretty light every day carry, but it never works out, keyfobs and headphone cases end up causing more bulk than I’d like, but My EDC is no where near the bulk I had as a kid with my cargo pants decked out with everything I could possibly need.
I hold no attachment to anything in my EDC. Nothing on my person has sentimental value. Anything I carry can be lost, stolen, or destroyed at any point in time. I pick things of sufficient usable, utilitarian, quality sufficient to work. No extra fluff.
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Google Pixel 6
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Ridge Wallet
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Olight Perun - Since April 2022
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Civivi Qubit - Since March 2024 after my last one was donated to the Indianapolis Stadium
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OpenFit Shokz
Rules
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lightweight
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replacable
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no emotional attachments
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utilitarian
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everything serves a purpose
My kit
Photo taken March 2023
Phone
Google Pixel 6
I will not get finance a new phone for the foreseeable future again. The last time I feel like I got a phone that felt lik…
I Built A Tmux Session Switcher #
The Design
harpoon for tmux
press a hotkey followed by one more keystroke, currently any left hand letter SIMPLE, FAST, thats of utmost importance, what I want are sessions that I can can be assigned in order of importance from middle row, top row, bottom row.
I added this binding to my tmux config. Now I can press c-a a to go to the first session, c-a s to go to the second session. c-a and pause to think j/k to navigate, space to pick up a session and move it, x to kill it.
bind-key -n c-a popup -E '~/go/bin/tgo' Enter the agents
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/verify #
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My Website: waylonwalker.com [3]
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YouTube: Waylon Walker [4]
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YouTube Gaming: Waylon Walker Gaming [5]
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Twitch: Waylon Walker [6]
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Twitter: @_WaylonWalker [7]
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LinkedIn: Waylon Walker [8]
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GitHub: WaylonWalker [9]
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Dev.to: Waylon Walker [10]
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Bluesky: @waylonwalker.com [11]
References: [1]: https://mollywhite.net/verify/ [2]: https://slashpages.net [3]: https://waylonwalker.com [4]: https://youtube.com/waylonwalker [5]: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHuxc1HRsd3aRjvL6C817tQ [6]: https://www.twitch.tv/waylonwalker [7]: https://twitter.com/_WaylonWalker [8]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/waylonwalker [9]: https://github.com/WaylonWalker [10]: https://dev.to/waylonwalker [11]: https://bsky.app/profile/waylonwalker.com
First W In Brotato #
Watching back I cannot believe how lucky I got, barely scraping by with 1hp at this point
the last 80s of the game
Recent TIL #
Hilarious ai episode of the office. all sort of flaws. nailed the personalities.
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one minute in, I cannot believe Prime has never used a password manager. For all the shit they give Trash for his one password, He does not use a password manager!
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Prime on Big A they make a really great mix. I really like primes perspective on the layoffs here. Adding in an ops perspecive a bit here. Maybe inspiring a full level post. infra, ops, sre roles are incentivised to keep uptime, that is your goal in these roles. Idk how it works on big products, its probably more greased, higher stakes, more well thoguht out, more well discussed. In my role for many small internal applications developers constantly use my platform different and find new edge cases that we never expected to hit. Depending on my week I’m either the team blocker and I’m fighting fires all week making sure new releases are getting out and stay running while everything is breaking, or I’m tending to the fire lanes, predicting the new edges, looking at previous outages and asking myself how do we never see this category of failure again. I think AI is really good a enabling both of these. I think you can probably run a leaner team with AI on the latter half. AI is really good at implementing things consitent (if you are careful) and fast. But when shit hits the fan, you still need the people who know the systems to get things back up quickly and prevent a cascade o…
What a great way to start a Wednesday morning with a fresh brand new tiny desk concert with the Foo Fighters. The killed it, love the classics.
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I havent used windows in years at this point, but I feel this on the products I am forced to use for work. Basic features are not right, kinda work most of the time. New features, ai integrations, new skin/design, but still teams can’t use my system mic appropriately yet every other app does.
Also feel this computers have not got significantly better since around getting ssds. Yes they are better, but not at the same rate of being obsolete every two years. I hope we hit local model land and it flips this a bit, not in quite the obsolete every two years range, but some new hardware actually lets you do meaningful more new things.
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Really good tutorial for how to mod silksong on the steam deck. We just did this on my son’s steam deck. I’d add a reccomendation to map ~ to a back button like L4. I think this guy was docked with a keyboard.
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References: [1]: https://longplaytech.com/posts/how-to-install-silksong-mods-on-the-steam-deck/
Full salary for the rest of the year after being let go. As much as this sucks as much as the job market sucks. It’s good to see that these companies laying off huge numbers during good times are trying to take care of those they brought on.
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References: [1]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/building-for-the-future/
Absolutely incredible, will fill some notes later
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This post is a thought. It’s a short note that I make about someone else’s content online #thoughts
References: [1]: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks