What was your win this week?

Hey there!

Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Playing with an adorable pet... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️

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Congrats on your wins! Excuse me while I slide into the weekend.

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[Michael Tharrington]

So, my printer has been broken for about 2 months — keeps saying that there's no paper in the trary — and earlier this week I found a little broken plastic piece nearby where I keep the printer. I flipped the printer upside down, grabbed my krazy glue, and glued the piece back on. Voilá! Works now. 🙌

[Md. Fahim Bin Amin]

I face awkward activity within my Epson L3110 printer. It doesn't get power on even after trying a lot. If I can somehow manage to turn on the printer, then it would not get turned off in any way. 😅

[Mukund Raghav Sharma (Moko)]

Wins from this past week:

1. Deployed my first React.js app on Firebase and wrote about it here
2. Learnt and wrote about Async Programming Tips in Dotnet and wrote about it here
3. Finished 90 days of consistent meditation 2x day for 20 minutes each of continued meditation and wrote about my learnings here
4. Learnt about Pusher, a mechanism to get real time updates for your webapp and wrote about it here
5. Started learning about the ways people lie with numbers and wrote about it here
6. Merged 4 pull requests for a new project open source project called "realmon" that is responsible for presenting garbage collection based events for .NET. Majority of the PRs are mine and can be found here.
7. Learnt how to do dotnet based Linux tracing and performance analysis based on this document.
8. Learn a bunch about Github actions with the intention to contribute to the hackathon and started a repo here with examples.

[Ben Sinclair]

My partner's PC failed, and it's a small form factor jobbie with a proprietary PSU. Same thing happened to her last one a couple of years ago, those tiny PSUs burn out quite easily especially in a house with pets :)

I had an old regular desktop lying around that just needed a graphics card, so I took her old one from the SFF PC and did something clever: I used snips and pliers and glue to fashion a new back plate for the graphics card so it would fit into a normal height slot without falling out.

I feel like a master engineer now.

[Yechiel Kalmenson]

I gave a talk about ethical AI at RubyConf and didn't faint in middle!

[Rammina]

• I'm on my fifth week of 100daysofcode without any skipped days!
• I still managed to stay productive (somewhat) even without Internet.
• I learned a lot of Next.js and Typescript.
• I made a lot of new friends.

[NavAntoni]

Our win for this week was finding great app for our customer support department, and it was free of charge with a lot of cool features.
after long time reasrech finally we found what is really good and free.
I suggest you to try this platform as well.
yollochat.com/small-business.html

[Arya Narayan Tiwari]

Made by submission to Github Actions Hackathon, though not sure if it was a valid submission or not as I'm a beginner with github action but still it's kind of a win for me :)

[Offline Programmer]

600+ followers on Twitter

Mo Malaka 💙

@_mo_malaka_

Yes! I finally had a small breakthrough.
It seems like I'm beginning to attract an audience!

I'm very grateful for that 🙏

17:16 PM - 12 Nov 2021

[Waylon Walker]

Dang, nice bump there.

[JohanLundberg]

Reduced stress, joined two communities and participated in a party despite my social anxiety.

[SachinDas246]

I have started working on a new language similar to verilog ( for defining logic circuits) but more simpler. I have posted it on the dev, but after working on it for sometime I have came across lot of difficulties. And understood the mistakes in the way I have defined it. Fortunately I have found the solutions for them . And I would mention them in the coming post.
Here previous post:

Creating a new language for logic circuits

SachinDas246 ・ Nov 11 ・ 2 min read

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