A Second Look at Dia: Pleasantly Surprised
Not too long ago I wrote about why I couldn’t move from Arc to Dia. I was pretty harsh on Dia, and honestly, I thought that was going to be the end of my rel...
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Well here are some of those thoughts and ideas I was telling you about. Oh, and a drawing or two.
Building an Omarchy-Inspired Setup on macOS
When I first discovered Omarchy, I loved how clean and out or the way it felt. I loved it’s keyboard-driven approach to desktop computing. The tiling window ...
My Dotfiles Setup with GNU Stow
My Dotfiles Setup with GNU StowI’ve been maintaining my dotfiles for a while now, and I’ve finally settled on a setup that works really well across both my m...
Speeding up our .NET builds
We’ve all been there; waiting for builds that seem to take forever, especially when you’re working on applications that mix .NET backend code and javascript/...
How I built this blog
There are quite a few static site generators that can be used to build a quick little blog and thought I’d share just how I built this little space on the in...
Why I can't use Dia over Arc
UPDATE: I more recently wrote about how my opinion on Dia has changed. See my updated thought here.It’s wild to me that The Browser Company took a browser ...
AI in Software Development
AI has been transforming software development in profound and practical ways. During a recent 30-minute talk at Digital Solution Foundry, I shared an overvie...
How to fix Postgres sequence sync issues
Every so often you may come accross an error where you get a duplicate key violation when trying to insert a new record into a table in your Postgres databas...
Being Intentional
Wow has 2021 started at an incredible pace for me. Getting back into the projects I’m working on as DSF and picking up with clients where we left off in 2020...
Deleting “bin” & “obj” folders in a .NET solution.
Recently I ran into an issue where none of my breakpoints for my solution would get activated when I ran a pretty large .NET Core solution. I tried cleaning ...