From: Ruben Beltran del Rio Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2024 12:47:43 +0000 (+0100) Subject: Update files from notes X-Git-Url: https://git.r.bdr.sh/rbdr/r.bdr.sh/commitdiff_plain/da92cc9956aab1e5970f7806b6cf81a91b994822 Update files from notes --- diff --git a/.plan b/.plan index 7aa9a4a..fe3f078 100644 --- a/.plan +++ b/.plan @@ -1,19 +1,17 @@ # My plan for now, roughly -- Recheck aerc configuration +- Play with SwiftBar Scripts - I took some time to review my config with aerc. Basically only aesthetic - changes: column sizes, date format, and threading. + I recently discovered SwiftBar, and so far I love it. I do have very + different tools for work / projects, but with focus management I think + I can make this work for each use case. - I did add contacts integration but haven't really had a chance to try it - out. +- Rethink why I write -- Learn more about flow management in iOS + I've been trying to write on tech leadership and such, but haven't felt + confident about it. I've given it some thought and want to rethink why/how + I do this. - I ended up learning a lot about how to handle sync/async state changes in - iOS. I haven't updated any of my open source apps to reflect it yet. But - in the app where I changed it it's made a huge difference! +- Catch up with wardley maps material -- Read some more research on either problem solving or team dynamics - -[2024-09-07] +[2024-12-27] diff --git a/learning.txt b/learning.txt index a5f419d..c145737 100644 --- a/learning.txt +++ b/learning.txt @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ +2024-12-27: MacOS has information on focus state or do not disturb in ~/Library/DoNotDisturb/DB Assertions.json and ModeConfigurations.json 2024-09-16: @FocusedValue and @FocusedBinding provide convenient ways to share values for the current view. 2024-04-03: DDP doesn't work through Wi-Fi because of issues on how packets are transformed between Ethernet and Wi-fi, which messes up the Datagram :'(. Not all routers do, DD-WRT might! 2024-03-31: You can run a security audit of your systemd units, and limit a lot how they're able to operate. This is very handy so even if I write some code that could be exploited, if I prevent the process from being able to do certain things, it reduces the exposure.