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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Beating a level in a game you've been stuck on 🎮
Happy Friday!
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I released the beta version of my dream project and wrote this long post!
Thank you!
In a first time I solved a cloud cost mystery on my CV analyzer - turned out the "obvious" bot cost €0.01/month, not more. Real culprit: WebSocket timeouts. One config change → -93.5% cost
And I started writing again! Working on a new project and documenting the journey. Feels good to be back at it.
woohoo!!
Had to smile at the "Fixed code for a vibe coder..." bullet point!
Real, it gave me a laugh too.
Hard to work, Have to work, Have to succeed!💪✌️
I treated myself to the remake of Silent Hill 2 to play over Christmas and got a couple of hours into it before the first boss fight. I then uninstalled it because I'm 20 years older than when I played it through last and can't be dealing with repeatedly trying to complete a stupid mini-game with an unskippable cutscene and sluggish tank controls. It's a great game, but... boss fights ruin great games. They take the atmosphere that's built over hours of puzzle-solving and remind you you're playing a video game. A lot of modern games have a "story" difficulty setting, and I used to think it was silly, but nowadays not so much. SH2 on easy combat difficulty was making me sad.
So like I said, I uninstalled it.
Then this week I reinstalled it and downloaded a cheat which I turn on for the boss fights. I just god-mode through them and don't have any regrets. Life's too short.
And I'm happily playing the next spooky part.
successfully hosted one app on cloudflare track-habits.xyz
simple and most effective I used to track in excel but I always struggle so I make my own the goal is to keep it simple
Nice tool, brother. Kindly explain how it works?
Hello brother, let me explain how it works.
I tried many routine and habit tracker apps, but most of them are too fancy — too many pages, features, and complexity. Also, many of them don’t have a simple monthly tracker where you just complete a habit and tick it off.
So I built a very simple, purely client-side app. There’s no signup or login required. You just add habits from Manage Habits or the Add New Habit dialog, and it shows empty boxes in a monthly habit table.
Whenever you complete a habit, you mark the box. From that, it calculates things like success rate, last 3 days momentum, and habit-specific consistency.
The main goal is to help people who struggle to maintain a routine by keeping everything simple and distraction-free. I can make complex tool but it complexity doesnt matter in routine tool it should be simple the adding habit and marking it should not feel task in itself so i make these.
Currently it is desktop tool only .
Aaah! Now I understand.
I'll be trying it out
Hey Please give feedback
Will do
Started learning basic robotics with a starter kit. As a software engineer I want to broaden my intuitions towards hardware too. So many new things to learn, makes me very excited to continue.
Share a link to the kit?
Here it is
UNO R3 Super Starter Kit
I won't call it a win; however, I was able to recover well from losing my job on my first workday of the year.
If you want to know more about this, you can check my post dev.to/miracool/laid-off-on-the-fi...
Several small wins this week. Being able to engage with some of the wonderful members of this community. Making sure I continue to learn something everyday via freeCodeCamp. Lastly, using my writing as a way to stay consistent on my learning journey.
Built from scratch and released my own browser extension for Youtube that hides shorts, comments, recommendations and other stuff to focus on what really matters. Got it in 3 days and i'm very proud of myself
This is a cool idea; YouTube keeps insisting on showing me shorts even when I try to get it to stop. Congrats on building!
Shorts was actually the main reason why i started to build this extension. I figured out i spend so much time on it and wanted to change it. Thank you!
I developed my first ever VS Code extension: Ghost Line and published it as my first ever blog at Why Global Undo Sucks: Building Line-Level Undo/Redo for VS Code 👻.
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