kraenhansen.dk
Software craftsman, particularly interested in local-first software, databases, sync engines and (react) native code.
Father of three 👭🏼👶 from Denmark 🇩🇰
Building DevTools at MongoDB 🍃
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That's one strategy indeed. Smaller but also less ambitious. Sometimes sharing should be raw and a neutral activity - everything doesn't have to be a deep and thoughtful expression in itself.
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Quoting atomic habits: "eliminate friction for good habits". It might also be too hard to share? As an example: Could you leave a tripod or camera by your 3D printer or table to make it easy to shoot a quick update when a print is done?
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Consider scheduling time to follow through, if you see engagement on the short form and you feel like it.
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Reflect on this: Does the sharing of a project feel like a project in itself? If yes, does it have to? Could you de-scope it somehow - instead of a blog post, could it be a post on Bluesky? Instead of a 15 minutes vlog, could it be a short?
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Most definitely 💙 Really frustrated about the loading times of the GitHub UI and lack of productivity oriented features.
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Sweet 💙
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That's neat. Like a localhost reverse-proxy tunnel, but for apps 😊
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I sort of got that from the original screencast and message 😅 I might be asking for something more abstract 😊Would this be useful for someone building an app which they want to show off on their website? Or perhaps an author of a UI library?
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Aren't you supposed to be on your way to Amsterdam? 😬🙈
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Nice 🙂 I'm intrigued - what's the use-case you have in mind for this?
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Hi - and welcome 🤗🦋
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I suspect the main attraction is the food cooked on the fire.. #pågen #gifflar and tortillas with cheese and sausages 🙂⛺🔥
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(and already now I'm on the phone uploading stuff 🙄😂)
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Impressive! 💙
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I'll be around 😊
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Even the constantly shifting and super chaotic TLDraw board was part of that, let's "just hack this together" vibe. It was broken - and I loved every minute of it! 🤣
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I think the adhoc-ness and roughness of the event .. the fact that it's under-invested, gives a bit less pressure on achieving an outcome, which makes people less reluctant to facilitate a discussion.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the community day! I loved how we were able to get together around the topics that were on our minds .. at that particular time .. without too much (if any) prepartion.
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I've had great experiences with fisheye lenses and the Logitech ConferenceCam Connect in particular a few years back - it's a bit dated, but perhaps a good balance between cost and performance now-a-days.
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😅
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Unrealistically spicy ... You seem way too nice to be this narrow-minded 😅
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(And thanks again for throwing the conference for all of us to meet)
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Thanks @schickling.dev for a great presentation. I particularly enjoyed how the slides progressed referenced back into the early ideas of React and Flux. Great stuff!
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How awesome is this?! 😎💤 Super comfy and I already made three new friends 🤗
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(I'm also genuinely excited to be sleeping on a night-train 🚂🚃🚃🚃💤)
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👆 Here l'm walking by foot to the bus, taking me to the train, taking me to the train, taking me to Berlin 😊
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What a perfect example of how two seemingly contradictory statements can be true at the same time 💙
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Interesting approach 😊 My understanding is that people would say their breakfast up front, to steer the conversation into something valuable to them. Am I correct in assuming you're the one initiating (and steering) a lot of the conversations you have at conferences, then?
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That being said, I've thanked ChatGPT more than once 😅
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I agree with other commenters, no need to be polite. We're commanding the computer and expert a concise and direct response.
I do however like a suggestive proposition when knows a possible fix: "To resolve this, you can ..." or "To resolve this, run ..."
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Thanks for sharing that 🙂 I think we (as an industry) should talk more about the work we do around work 💙
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Looking forward to a chance to say hello in person ☺️
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I like it - a nice length and interesting observation. Are these roles fluid to you? Sometimes taking one on, sometimes the other? And perhaps it's a skill in itself to pick the right one for any given collaboration.
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Close ...
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Oh yeah - and super cool project so far 😅 I don't know if I would be too distracted by the moving window, but it's a great idea 😆
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I wonder how distracting or cool it would look if each char was a random 90%-100% opacity. (And potentially a barely noticeable random x/y offset). 🤔
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I think I'll have to dive deeper 🤿 to give a good answer on that 😅 Also .. what's "Stratum Addons" in this context? 😊
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Similar/ tangential to the "transition" mode, it would be interesting to have primitives to help you patch files (ex read a package.json, add a dependency and a "script" entry).
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Whenever I use these template instantiating tools in an existing package, I would love a `--dry-run` option, to see what changes will be committed before actually running the command.