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How to tunnel HTTP requests into localhost

Suppose you’re part of the engineering team of a tech company whose product is…

The name card I used to get my first developer job

Going for a light-hearted post today. I want to share with you the ridiculously simple name card that I used to get my first developer job.

Here it is!

How to completely replace git branch code with another branch’s code

How to squash git commits

In this short post, I’ll demystify the process to squash git commits from the command line. This process is simple if you’re using a remote like GitHub, which can be done with the click of a few buttons in the Pull Request UI. This post focuses on squashing commits on the command…

Silly useful things on my Repl.it

I love using repl.it, and I use it so often I can go up to a some else’s laptop and type the fully…

Day 29: One reality is not enough?

I spent a good part of today trying to figure out a good way to stream video from the Raspberry Pi…

Day 28: Dry

I have nothing to say today.

Yet I’m supposed to write something and publish it here.

A commitment is a commitment, but if it runs up against common sense, I think it should be sidestepped.