I love this pattern and although I’m not sure if free list is the best name for it, this is the name I use too “free list”. This pattern is also mentioned somewhere in this book if I remember it correctly gameprogrammingpatterns.com/

If you're interested in how Nearal Networks work and how to build them from scratch, then this book is a treasure: nnfs.io/. It explains all the basic building blocks in great detail. @Sentdex

Thanks for sharing! Love these tips that focus on changing your “process” to prevent common issues/bugs. Would love to read more if these.

After seeing the flood of #chatgpt tweets and doing some tests, I have to say it's an incredible tool for indie/freelance software developers who quickly want to find answers for common stuff. Amazing!

I was half joking; though whenever I develop on Mac I spent half of my time entering passwords, fixing certificates, updating my system, etc. I sometimes try to record how often I get a password prompt but stop after the 15th prompt. Yeah Linux/Win are rock solid for me too.

Are people still using macs for dev? 😂

These are the tools I’ve used to create those wires. Crazy if you think about it. Though the quality of these tools is worth it.

Haha I know what you mean… for me it’s JST.

Oh That brings back memories! I used to play that when I was a kid. 🐈‍⬛

@github I'm trying to create an account but it hangs when it tries to verify the captcha I'm seeing some errors in the Dev Tools.

It's really nice to be able to remotely login from Linux to Windows using PowerShell remoting over SSH. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/pow…

Do you want to manage your notes digitally then I recommend looking into ORG and Emacs orgmode.org/manual/. I'm curious what @fortelabs has to say about this?

Hmmmm those look really nice! Thanks for sharing.

Would you be ok to share the model of the tool and pins/holes/casings that you use? I’ve would love to have a good crimp tool.

When you're developing apps and logging messages, then using lnav (@lnavapp) is such an amazing tool to make sense of it. Load `lnav app.log`, then `:filter-in [filteronthis]` to only include the `filteronthis` string.

Thanks for writing!

I've used flexbox for a custom UI which I really liked; once become familiar with some of the (what I think) less intuitive properties it's great to layout anything. Especially the auto-margin/pushing behavior.

I find using `git log -L :<functionname>:<filename>` super useful and didn't know about it until recently #git

Congrats Anton! That’s a very nice project!

HedgeDoc is such an awesome self-hosted platform for writing and sharing markdown notes/documentes/presentations. @HedgeDocOrg hedgedoc.org/