I’m putting a renewed focus on Overtired right now. Setting up more social media accounts, getting our episodes out on YouTube, amping up cross-promotions, and refining the podcast itself. I’ve got a great editing workflow down and it’s replicable, so now I can share the responsibilities with others without worrying about losing quality. I’m working to automate as many of the editing and promotion tasks as I can so that we can focus on making a great podcast and still…
health, overtired, podcast, podcasting, youtube
I took a couple weeks of paid time off this month. Partly I wanted some downtime surrounding Macstock, and partly I just wanted to refresh myself a bit so I could tackle my work more effectively. And a little bit of it was spent putting some time into code polishing and new features. So here’s a general update, in case you were wondering.
bunch, howzit, macstock, mdless, personal, scripting, shortcuts, webdesign
Thanks to SaneBox for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I’ve been a SaneBox user for years now, and can’t imagine my email workflow functioning without it.
email, sponsor
Bunch 1.4.8 was officially released this morning. It consists entirely of bug fixes that have been going through beta testing for a while now. Nothing groundbreaking, but some stuff that you probably didn’t know wasn’t working1 is now working.
automation, bunch, scripting, tagging
I’ve always relied on 2-bit coloring for terminal output, sticking to eight foreground and eight background colors. It’s nice because it conforms to any user’s terminal theme. But there’s a whole world of colors out there (in most modern terminals) and I figured it was about time I started expanding my horizons.
cli, ruby, scripting, snippet, terminal
I haven’t had a lot of time for personal projects lately. Partly because I switched my ADHD meds to Vyvanse, which isn’t great for my attention but does keep my bipolar in check, meaning I’ve had moderate concentration abilities combined with a complete lack of all-night manic coding binges. Which, by and large, is better for my productivity overall, but definitely means less time spent on side projects. I’m at a point in my life where that’s the preferable outcome…
hardware, nvultra
