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Atomitc habits, org-habit and… habits!

After reading an incredible book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear I started to put more attention to my own habits. The analogy of changing the plane’s course 3.5 degrees got to me:

Improve quality of your photos, in batches

Image magick is an excellent command-line photo editor, it has a lot of features other image editors have, but because of its command-line nature, it can perform them on multiple images at a time.

Android Studio does not see my phone, but adb does!

So I wanted to fix some things in an open source android project. I looked it up briefly how to work with android sdk on emacs and decided that it’s going to be easier to start with Android Studio, so I installed android studio to /mnt/opt (my / filesystem is almost full :sweat_smile:) installed sdk installed adb (sudo dnf install android-tools) created plugdev group (sudo groupadd plugdev) added…

LaTex in spacemacs

Steps in short Install latexmk: sudo dnf install latexmk Add latex layer to spacemacs: SPC f e d to open the ~.spacemacs file; add latex to the dotspacemacs-configuration-layers variable; SPC f e R to download layer and apply changes. Open a .tex file and compile a pdf with , b or latex/build

Figure out the amount of free space on your disk

Steps in short

Installing Windows after Linux

Steps in short

ccze is awesome!

I was skimming though journalctl logs of my project and I found it unfortunate that journalctl stripped all the colors… So I installed ccze to colorize them back!

Lack of generics in go and a way to go around it in one particular case

Let’s look into this particular case of handling two different things in our db: we have apples and we have bananas and we want to check if they are in the db and if so – remove them. My background is C++, where one could do something like this:

fedora and msi GS43VR

I’ve been using fedora for half a year now and it’s great. The most amazing difference between fedora and debian-based distros I’ve been using so far are: a concise and quick installation process newest versions of software already available for download with dnf git, make and etc already pre-installed My other laptop, dell xps 13 (2018) works with it perfectly, including the graphics/sound card,…