Actually the more I think about it, I really want something that gives you a similar experience to what it feels like using a good type system to check your code but extended to good docs about the code as well. E.g., check everything and tell me when something got out of sync or needs changed.

This has been such a brain worm for me since listening to the traceability episode of SDR. I don’t even work in safety critical software but can’t stop thinking about how I want something that keeps docs linked and synced with code.

If this toddler could also go through an “infant who wants to sleep all night” phase, I think we could solve the world.

Your under-performers are burning out your over-performers.

People not carrying their weight in work are stressing your other folks to carry them, and they are noticing. And they're not looking at that person

These kinds of politics also burn people out- they are looking to you to help.

I wonder what my most “controversial” game over 200 hours would be. Measured as the one I have the most time in compared to how much time other people typically put in. Something more niche that I was addicted to as a kid I’m sure.

But thinking back on all the other games I poured those kinds of hours into has been a fun trip down memory lane. So many absolute classics.

I used this on a plane today. Came in so handy to have all the docs of my package, its dependencies, and reference materials (the rust books) local.