Do you struggle to code after a meeting? In the morning? Do you struggle to pay attention to a meeting after a deep work?
We know that context switching is costly but we rarely talk about how we can be more interruptable.
Here's a simple interruptible workflow that you can try:
@hynek sorry to not be more helpful, but we're using this (otel python, grpc to hny, with head-based sampling though) and have not observed this kind of issue at all.
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TIL about `pdb.runcall(lambda: my_func(args))`. Way more convenient than `pdb.set_trace(); debug my_func(args)` which I used previously. Because now it's just the normal debugger, and not a 2nd-level nested one (where readline often doesn't work etc.)
OK, we've got a tricky UX problem in datetime.isoformat and I could use typical users' intuitive thoughts here. If you are a Python programmer, can you take this short survey? Please don't do any research before filling it out!
https://t.co/PLxCskvpjq
RTs appreciated!
"Did you finish shaving the yak?"
"Well, I'm writing a script to git bisect crawl for changes to see when source files were removed from the project but not deleted from the repo to get more context to create some cleanup PRs"
"So....no?"
@EsmeWeatherwax8 Stoneskin by KB Spangler. A coming-of-age story featuring a sentient galaxy-wide "the force" that performs teleportation. Liking it so far, the characters have such heart.
@mengwong Agreed, this is such a common action it should be keyboard accessible. I've bookmarked this applescript wizardry https://t.co/uG42FjuciS but haven't tried it yet.