Rajath Ramakrishna

Last week was productive for app development.

You don’t remember books, you remember sentences I heard this in the Psychology of Money podcast (episode) and it resonated with me.

Highlights: Bloggo redesign Achilles tendonitis more interview prep went to a kid’s birthday party Bloggo redesign I ended up redesigning Bloggo, my android app that I use for blogging from my phone, for the 3rd time.

Last week was pretty good.

I’ve been using herdr for a few weeks now and I really like it.

I use GBoard on my Pixel 10 Pro.

I had a productive week in terms of app development.

Last week I spent the last day of Fable 5 access on revamping my dotfiles completely.

Most of us take a lot of photos on our phones and don’t do a good job of cleaning them up by deleting bad/redundant ones.

I was browsing through some of the posts at bubbles.town and I came across a post by Antonio about how “Your RSS Reader Is Robbing You”.

I got to know about Andrej Karpathy’s llm-wiki a few months ago.

I used to use OpenClaw for a bit when it got popular.

I’ve been vibecoding a bunch of mobile and web apps lately.

The last several weeks have been busy.

Layoff This was an interesting week.

This website is built using a static site generator (Hugo) and hosted on Cloudflare Pages.

Last week I was contemplating more and more about how I can reduce my phone usage.

Ever since I heard about Tailscale and what it could do, I was always curious to try.

Last week I was quite busy with work, but I did play around with OpenClaw a bit more.

I recently wrote about how I used OpenClaw to add groceries to my Todoist Shopping List project which is where I maintain my grocery list.

I use Todoist as my shopping list for groceries.

It was quite an interesting and productive week.

I’ve been trying to use OpenClaw to automate some of the tasks I do.

I use text expansion a lot for the words or phrases that I frequently use.

Like many people over the last few days, I was curious to try Clawdbot/Moltbot/OpenClaw.

I’ve been using Hugo since 2020 and as part of the setup, according to the docs, I had to create two repositories.

Here’s everything I did last week Fediverse stuff I stumbled upon omg.lol and found it really interesting.

I’ve been journaling in org-mode since 2020.

I’ve been seeing quite a lot of /defaults posts where people post their defaults.

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I recently started using prodigy.el at work since I had to run a few services locally for development.

When I’m on a line that is indented, I like to switch between going to the beginning of the line and the first non-whitespace charater.

A few days ago I visited YouTube and saw this: For many years, I turned off my YouTube watch history to avoid getting distracted by the recommendations that appeared on my homepage.

I’m no stranger to consuming information on my phone, computer, iPad, etc.

I recently read a reddit post on /r/HelixEditor where a user was asking if it was worth switching to Helix since they’d been a long time vim user.

I’ve been a vim user for as long as I can remember.

I previously wrote about Raycast and how it has replaced a lot of apps I use.

Like my previous post about knapsack problem, constraint relaxation is another mental model I read about in book Algorithms to Live By.

Knapsack problem, for those who don’t know, is an optimization problem that is encountered in several fields like computer science, investing, decision-making, etc.

I’ve been an Alfred user for many many years and I’m also a Mega Supporter with a lifetime license.

One of the things that was initially unique to Mac was the dockbar.

Early last year, I had some pain and discomfort in my wrists, so I decided to switch to a split keyboard.

I’ve been trying out Helix Editor recently and loving it.

I’ve been doing the “Year in Review” series for a few years now.

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More than a decade ago I came across BuzzFeed articles like “10 things you didn’t know about the Illuminati, number 7 will surprise you” for the first time.

A few weeks ago, my coworker was talking about Helix Editor.

A coworker of mine runs a bi-weekly tech book club where a bunch of people get together, read a couple of chapters of the ongoing tech book (like Clean Code) beforehand and discuss in the meeting how that can be applied in our existing codebase.

The title of this post seems kinda oxymoronic.