I've struggled to keep my blog up-to-date in the past few years. The reasons for that are many. They say it's not a good idea to convert a hobby into a job because you'll end up not liking your hobby. While that is partially true, my main reasons were technological in nature. Round hole, square peg type of thing. By switching to Astro with Markdoc, I hope to solve my problems.
Sometimes local servers get naughty and fail to exit with a signal. They end up occupying a port, and that isn't very pleasant. Here's how to kill them using lsof.
Developing a PoC of the garden planner was fun, but then I got a full-time job as a technical writer, got busy re-doing the garden, and much more.
I have liked Clojure since the first day I met it. This week, for the first time, I went seriously far from evaluating a few expressions in the REPL.
Last week, I set out some goals for the coming period, and I have achieved some of them, in part. A more important outcome of the past week is that I am getting actionable "data." I can now make a proper plan.
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