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Cake day: July 26th, 2023

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  • Tbh it’s made a pretty significant improvement in my life as a software developer. Yeah, it makes shit up/generates garbage code sometimes, but if you know how to read code, debug, and program in general, it really saves a lot of grunt work and tedious language barriers. It can also be a solid rubber duck for debugging.

    Basically any time I just need a little script to take x input and give me y output, or a regex, I’ll have ChatGPT write it for me.








  • I’ve gotten better about taking book notes.

    I was thinking of ways to eliminate as much friction as possible, so I made an iOS shortcut that takes a URL from a share link in The Storygraph (the app I use for tracking my books) and sends it to an API endpoint I made that returns a deep link for Obsidian (the app I use for notes) which automatically creates a note for me with Title - Author format in my preferred subdirectory for book notes.

    It seems like a silly thing to go through so much trouble to automate, but it was a tedious barrier to get a new note going when a thought came to me as I was reading, and I actually have gotten much better at taking book notes since I made it.










  • TheFunkyMonk@lemmy.worldtoMemes@lemmy.ml*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 months ago

    I switched to iOS a few years back because I tried it for a week when my Pixel died, maintained a pros/cons list, and decided iOS works better for me.

    The most eye-opening part switching “sides” is how cringe these types of Android users are. Just use what works for you and enjoy life.