January 2024 Review
· Series: Journals
A collection of accomplishments, notes, and observations about January 2024.
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A collection of accomplishments, notes, and observations about January 2024.
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A collection of accomplishments, notes, and observations about December 2023.
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A collection of accomplishments, notes, and observations about November 2023.
Starting December 4th I am a Senior Elixir Developer at Allovue, building web-based accounting software for school districts.
Running a book club can be a relatively low-cost and high-value experience. To help, I thought I'd document how I tend to prefer book clubs.
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It's been over a month since I did a casual journal -- so here we go.
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A regular check-in of personal things.
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A quick recap of recent personal things. Nothing earth-shattering, just a regular journal.
I started learning Svelte for web frontend UI development and so far feeling pretty positive about it. Here I review my early thoughts and plans.
People used my Circle community sign-up form to validate stolen credit cards, and Circle never responded properly.
After six months, today I announced ElixirClub's closure.
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Time for the regular check-in to braindump what I've been up to and what I'm thinking about. Who reads this stuff?
The good news, that project is functionally complete. The bad news, I’m not sure I want to launch it.
Some captured notes about technical debt from recent book club discussions.
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The morning coffee has been consumed, and it's time for some Sunday journaling.
Had too much fun asking ChatGPT to generate haiku poems and rap songs about programming tools and languages. Here is one about Elixir.
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Been a few weeks since the last journal. Let's catch up on things.
A series of questions I ask prospective consulting clients (most looking for help with Elixir programming projects) and why I'm asking them.
I'm going to be doing a talk about GitHub Actions for ElixirClub.
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The only consistent thing in this world is change.
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