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Jake Occasional Lee · Feb 2, 2025

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Jake Lee · Jake Occasional Lee

Hello! Another little collection of links.

Only 1 article recently, a write-up of my multi-month struggle to continue making money from Android apps… without leaking my address and phone number to the entire world!

As a nice surprise, this article did fairly well on Reddit.

  • Why do some DVLA services not work at night? Short answer, talking to old systems. Long answer, talking to very old systems.

  • I like RuneScape a lot. I also like Pokémon a lot. They’re both very nostalgic, and I’ve been following a project to merge the two for ages. Unbelievably, my favourite streamer itswill played it, so of course I had to watch the stream VODs!

  • Atomic Frontier’s videos are rare but always worth watching, this of course applies to his latest covering industrial robots.

  • A short game about “Trolley Problems”, I found each answer pretty easy but I liked how silly it got.

  • I wrote a couple of years ago about “Shitshow comedy”, and the very first example was DJ Akademiks’ accidentally breaking his computer by spilling water. Finally someone has made a frame by frame analysis, trying to work out exactly how it unfolded.

  • GitDiagram is an AI-powered tool that analyses GitHub repositories and outputs an overview diagram of the project in Mermaid format. Whilst I was skeptical, every repository I’ve tried has worked astonishingly well, for example simple projects like my blog theme, to chaotic messes like my old Android games.

  • MailTester is a site that I found very helpful for verifying the DMARC, DKIM, SPF (and other acronym…) records for my domain. Although it now seems offline, so your mileage may vary!

  • This article about AI-assisted coding by a very informative newsletter “The Pragmatic Engineer” had some great insights that mirror my experience, e.g.:
    ”The reality is that AI is like having a very eager junior developer on your team. They can write code quickly, but they need constant supervision and correction. The more you know, the better you can guide them.”

Have a good week! 🫡

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