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2024-03-08
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Anyone interested in some kind of channel to keep each other focused on work via video chat/screenshare as required like focusmate? My idea is we could start a channel and send a message publicly when we plan on starting and how long our session would be. For example, "I'm starting 30 mins from now, plan on working for about 45 min on feature X for project X." Then whoever replies first confirming they're good as well is paired. You quickly say hello, describe what you're working on, then set a timer and get going. Then at the end you state whether what kind of progress you've made and say good bye. I've found using focusmate sometimes invaluable to start tasks that I don't feel like doing while working from home and the time goes by instantly, but each time I've done it I always think it'd be much nicer to work with someone coding clojure.
sigh, I have an external dataset of ~1100 tab-delimited files, and 1 "tab-delimited" file where someone or something has visually aligned all of the columns
it's a daily ingest of around 600 million rows altogether, and the goal is to stream the gzipped TSVs into an arrow IPC file as they're downloading - which is working other than that file.
shouldn't be too hard to work around, I just can't ever look at it again or it's going to bug me like a sore tooth
That made me remember once that we had a single user that couldn't log into our system. Our system was migrating SAP users' logins. Turns out that there was a UTF non-printable whitespace AFTER the login - so that's why it didn't work (and it didn't appear when we selected the login either). Your story triggered my PTSD :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: