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I don't love the emoji picker built into macOS. I wish it was more like Slack's. Fortunately, a third-party app called Rocket can supply a similar experience. I find it's better than the system versio
Imagine you manage Team Awesome at Cool Company. You rely on a third-party vendor, Checkers. They need to send you and your team emails. Let's go through the options, from worst to best. Individual Em
I use Claude Code at work. Like everything else, I try to install it using Homebrew. There was a feature of Claude Code I wanted and Homebrew seemed to not have the version that supported it yet. I di
Ingredients 2 c heavy cream 1 c whole milk 1/2 c white sugar 1/4 c brown sugar 1 Tbsp vanilla extract pinch of salt Directions Combine all ingredients into a bowl and mix. Pour into two Crea
I have a credit card that offers cash back on purchases. Credit cards provide a time buffer between when a charge is incurred and when funds leave the checking account paying it off. This helps avoid
I want to get into the Kotlin community to accelerate my learning. Where should I go? Well, this was handy, https://kotlinlang.org/community/. I went through each of these resources. Unless stated oth
We're switching from Clojure to Kotlin at work. Is that good? I don't know yet! Here are some things I love about Clojure: its incredible REPL EDN keywords maps with heterogeneous keys and values
I've been using Arc Browser for a long time. Why? Because I love vertical tabs in my browser. They allow me to read more of each tab's title when I have a lot of tabs. What Are Vertical Tabs? Tabs are
Imagine rows of letters, numbers, and Greek letters: [[:a :b] [:1 :2] [:alpha :beta]] Now, you want to transpose them. You started with a vector of vectors. Clojure's map function is pretty amazing
