I wanted to visit my Korean teacher in January again when I stopped by Boston for Mystery Hunt, but now my Korean is so atrophied I think I'd be too embarrassed.
I made a folder called ~/Freezer to dump all my old stuff I never look at in
and now my ~/Sync folder feels so much lighter
I miss the time when my workload was light enough that I didn't need to prioritize or triage. (Back then I just used a greedy algorithm: pick whichever task I felt like doing next off a list, without planning ahead.)
All the time spent planning is time not spent working on anything.
Latest song on repeat: number one rockstar
Okay the following testimonial for shellcheck is actually great:
At first you're like "shellcheck is awesome" but then you're like "wtf are we still using bash"