Elektrine lite

← Feed

bashbunni

bashbunni@mastodon.social

<p>Coder. FOSS lover. Breaker of things.</p><p>Fuelled by tea and curiosity.<br />Interests: software development, privacy, terminals, free open source software</p>

Posts

  • View post

    how I&amp;#39;m avoiding doomer mindset: - focus on things I think are cool, not what other people say I should care about - lean into social hobbies; you&amp;#39;d be surprised how many free events are hosted on the reg in so many different spaces! - lean into festivities (makes you feel like a kid again) - practice discipline every day :) little steps compound in your mindset

  • View post

    Hellooo anyone who is new to Mastodon~! There&amp;#39;s no algorithm here, so it&amp;#39;s all word of mouth (old Internet vibes). So, if you&amp;#39;re looking for some cool people to follow, you&amp;#39;re welcome to look at who I follow. I also like looking at profiles from boosted posts as they also often can be quite informative or funny and worth a follow. I hope you enjoy the culture here :) I find it full of very inspiring and interesting posts

  • View post

    crazy what you can accomplish these days with a laptop and a dream

  • View post

    what are some of your favourite charities/non-profits?

  • View post

    Thoughts??

  • View post

    I spoke to devs at a very AI-centric event recently and they all agreed on this: Writing your own code, running into challenges that stump you, then learning from that is how we as developers learn why certain optimizations exist and when to use them. Most people are going to be using AI at work. AI doesn&#39;t replace learning, but it can massively speed up your development time. Minimize use on learning projects, maximize use in cases that require speed. Give it guardrails.

  • View post

    in 1983, Richard Stallman started the free software movement. This is how we gained free access to core tools that we use every day including compilers, shells, debuggers, text editors, etc. Many of those tools were previously proprietary and closed source. Somehow we&#39;re regressing back to paid access for tools we rely on. People are being priced out of ownership and required to pay high subscription fees. Is this the future?

  • View post

  • View post

    @film_girl ouuuuu I&#39;m so interested in this one. I know the maintenance burden is unreal right now