KJayMiller-Blog

Okay here's the Breakdown on my favorite episode of @ovrtrd so far. 🧵 Brett's Takes on BeeGees (I mean he's not wrong) 🙃 🐟 I want to like fish but I agree with @film_gurl especially since I struggle Fish shell halp for Fish .

Another Productivity acronym from the Conduit Crew!

Decisions are hard.

While checking email I saw there was a new popclip forum post1 where OP was asking for a snippet that generated a qr code...

This is a post mostly for archival purposes but today I renamed the diversityorgs project to Tech Diversity Orgs and moved the domain to https://techdiversityorgs.com.

Normally awards like this are reserved for the very last post of the year, but as I'm hoping to fulfill my commitment on Conduit and try not to work on my time off1.

I recently created millerfamilygifts.netlify.app.

Popclip announced a new update that made making snippets much easier.

Recently Python Bytes a post mentioned using asdf and direnv to manage Python versions.

I recently did a post-mortem for the PIT Show (formerly known as the Productivity in Tech Podcast).

There are a few different ways for you to index your data into Elasticsearch.

Some of y'all know that my podcasting/streaming/video knowledge has some origins in gaming.

I'm happy to announce my new project, Conduit!

Full show notes: https://pythonbytes.fm/241 Topics covered: * Michael #1: Autosync all branches of a fork * Brain #2: Measuring memory usage in Python: it’s tricky!

I'm going to show y'all the bunch that I use every single week to start and end the process of making the Talk Python Newsletter.

This talk explores the process of looking at public data made by the San Diego Police department and other public sources that show an obvious story of systemic issues in searches, stops, and sadly police involved shootings.

Happy to share that I got to speak at Juneteenth conf this year!

Craft has done a great job of ensuring that the app doesn't feel like just another Catalyst app, but I find the lack of Keyboard Shortcuts in this area disturbing!

I keep a bullet journal daily and this has me thinking about my workflows.

Don't let the age fool you.

Keyboard Maestro is the most versatile automation tool you can get for the Mac.

There's a tug-of-war in software development around whether or not your products should be dependent light or heavy.

Inspired by an app idea I had a couple years ago.

I've mentioned Joe before.

Another note that I wind up having to look up every time. ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "<YOUR EMAIL>" eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa pbcopy < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub open https://github.com/settings/keys

I always forget this so I'm adding it to my website instead of my notes (since I apparently don't check those.1) sudo certbot --nginx -d your_domain -d www.your_domain I also added it to my archive in Drafts (it was in the inbox with 800 other items) ↩

Elastic has an ecosystem of products that to tell a story around both internal and external data.

In a similar post I showed how to input information into a browser using Keyboard Maestro.

Working to help a friend automate some form entry I went to look back into how I had automated a similar task a few years ago with Keyboard Maestro.

Recently Bartender 4 released with a couple of features that I was super stoked about.

I have friends that make things.

This Month's Big Things More Speaking Sharing of Projects More Video/More Content This Months Little Things Working with Others Partnerships and Personal Projects Health Step up Equipment and Usage

I was recently a guest on the Tekside Networks GTD Jedi Podcast with my TekTok cohosts Clay and Colin for a roundtable covering bullet journaling.

Talk Slides Definition Volcano - Take a small issue in git and have it erupt into a massive issue.

Okay Time to Share something I've been working on for the last month.

Hi!

DISCLAIMER: I'm not here to bash Hey.

This is a smaller TIFOTIR.

I've mentioned this before.

I had the privilege of presenting to the Suburban Chicago Apple Users meetup.

Here are some things that I found around the web lately that I think folks will enjoy.

Happy to announce that Ask a Brit is back for another round.

Work in Progress means this Post is Mostly Done, but things could change.

Here are some things that I found around the web lately that I think folks will enjoy.

I did something wild and freeing!

I first learned about the Kaotica Eyeball from a video by Hip Hop Artist Ruslan.

As I start to do a post mortem on what I've been doing to think about what I'll do next, I want to encourage you to take my half baked ideas and run with them.

If you want to know the changes coming up, then listen to this.

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Brett Terpstra's Systematic Podcast.

In this new gig, I'm hoping to learn how to help those that are using the Elastic Stack, especially in Python.