favorite technical people to follow on nostr? #asknostr

Going through coding textbooks start to finish seems underrated. For people who work on teams maybe it doesn't seem as necessary, but for lone coding it seems underappreciated by the dev elite. Organizing information into stories helps with learning. I've found it very difficult to learn languages from the documentation, videos, and web queries.

What course/book/resource will help me understand nixos on a deep level?

@PABLOF7z Wondering why you've decided on closed source so for for #olas?

It seems like the fediverse has more of the 'dev' culture than nostr. how do we change that?

I've figured out (My total questions to LLM's are <10.) that "prompt engineer" means someone who's not a completely cluely narcissist. OR, someone who's managed to suspend their cluelessness and narcissism for as long as it takes to convince a decision maker of their worth...or get claim results from their LLM endeavors. #devstr

I wonder what the optimal breakdown for learning new concepts is: Practice 75% of the time Read 15% of the time Socialize about topics and adjacent topics 10% of the time? And that doesn't take into account resting and not thinking about it at all. How much of that should one do, and when? Have also been thinking about if it makes sense to just go for it for as long as you have energy to, or maintain a daily routine and start/stop at a given time (or approximate given time) everyday. I suspect erroring toward 'Going for it' is on average better for learning, but worse for health. Thoughts? #devstr

What's your decision making process for hardware purchases? #devstr #techstr

rock64 vs raspberrypi vs _____. what you think?

what are the best #relays for #devs? #devrelays if you will :p