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https://marko.tech/journal/getting-started-with-python-openai · 4 Apr 2023
A a quick-ish, step-by-step tutorial for setting up OpenAI's `autocompletion` with `Python 3`.
https://charlesharri.es/stream/defaults · 22 Feb 2023
Some thoughts about using the defaults that come with whatever I've already got.
https://seth.computer/notes/building-for-longevity · 30 Dec 2022
Argues for considering the long-term maintenance burden when making technical choices. Every dependency, language, and infrastructure decision carries ongoing costs. Choosing boring, stable technology minimizes that burden and lets you focus your limited t...
https://marko.tech/journal/how-to-set-up-a-new-mac-from-scratch · 7 Dec 2022
A straightforward guide to setting up your computer for development based on what I use and how to install it.
https://marko.tech/journal/git-config-shortcuts · 6 Dec 2022
A straightforward guide to setting up your computer for development based on what I use and how to install it.
https://marko.tech/journal/moving-to-github-from-bitbucket · 1 Dec 2022
A quick set of commands to safely move your Bitbucket repo to Github all while keeping history and everything.
https://marko.tech/journal/using-nmap · 11 Aug 2022
Nmap (Network mapper) is a dope open-source tool for seeing what's going on networks and how security is looking.
https://marko.tech/journal/vim-vs-emacs-vs-spacemacs-vs-other-command-line-text-editors · 12 Jan 2022
Text editors are essential tools for developers, allowing them to create, edit and manage code. There are many text editors available, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. This article will compare and contrast the features, advantages, and disadv...
https://hacdias.com/2021/05/30/cd-alias-completions-zsh/ · 30 May 2021
For quite some time, I've had a helper function on my Zsh config to quickly be able to cd to specific directories.
https://aparker.io/the-commodification-of-devops · 23 Dec 2020
It's been quipped more than once that most amazing Silicon Valley innovations are simply a bunch of nerds poorly recreating a service that already exists, but with an app. While I find this to be in some ways a truism (after all, there is nothing new under...