To dance around tab-closing FOMO, I defined this shell function:
$ which links
links () {
local -r file="$HOME"/arc/doc/links/"$(date +%F)"
case "$1" in
('') nvim "$file" ;;
(*) echo "$1" >> "$file" ;;
esac
}
Where I now stash links to things I intended to ingest roughly around the given date. This page is fed from that stash.
Ground rules:
- duplicates allowed
- order accidental
- I may or may not have actually read or liked any given one
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- https://x.com/s4schoener/status/1858177586829955477
- a thread on performance: "This by the way is something that most serious Unity users know: everything is slow, GC is bad, and good C# on Mono essentially looks like C. But Unity doesn't apply that logic to its own code, apparently."
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