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I'm a technical lead happily working @joinknack with some amazing people. Proud University of Florida alumnus.

tonys.garden
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AI will cost you your privacy, and you’ll be happy to give it up. Hear me out in 4 tweets:
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It’s time for another giveaway! 🎁 We got our hands on a brand new @opalelectronics and would love to help upgrade your workspace! RT and subscribe to workspaces.xyz to win Winner announced 9/6
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whoever at spotify that thought it was a good idea to **not** include the "new episodes" playlist in the desktop version WHY? HOW?
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From the spotify community on Reddit: Sort Podcasts by new episodes on Desktop

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This looks like it’s on the web2
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simpler times
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hackathons post grad need to be more of a thing
what if Slack notifications actually worked
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Quick and friendly reminder to double check all your links work on your personal site πŸ˜…
Living in Florida is rescheduling the zoom meeting because β€œthe hurricane turned this way”
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I’ve moved to a place where everyone is 4-5 years older than me
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Big difference between 23 and 28 year olds and I am not digging it
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"Attack the hills" Had a running coach that used to make us swear to run harder up hills. It was the club motto. 2020 is just one big hill, fam.
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Companies with iOS + Android apps, how do you handle breaking changes besides just prompting users to upgrade?
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I miss spending my Sunday mornings working out of a coffee shop 😒
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Youtube comments hit different
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Seen on a video of Pink Floyd's "Wish you were here"
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finding all edge cases when making a new feature is just continually asking myself "how can I break this"
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A quick suggestion for those into podcasts, do not only listen to episodes with guests that are familiar to you because it's most likely the case that you will hear about that unfamiliar guest and their work soon enough
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I've tried *every* to-do manager and productivity tool for keeping notes of day-to-day tasks (ex. working on a bug) I always go back to just a .txt file in @sublimehq for each note + git
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