What if we made use of standard labor rates as consulting software engineers?

Second in a series about reducing my Google use. TLDR: Use Startpage or DuckDuckGo for search.

First in a series about reducing my Google use. TLDR: Switch to ProtonMail.

Reading recommendations - books I’ve enjoyed in spring 2020.

As I’ve been traveling a bit more recently I’ve found some time to listen to a few tech podcasts. Here are a few episodes I found worthwhile - release dates range from September to December 2019.

I upgraded my 15” 2015 Macbook Pro to OSX Catalina (10.15) not long after it became publicly available, and now that I’ve been using it for awhile I wanted to share my experiences so others can decide if they’re ready to upgrade.

Ever wanted to try out quantum computing? Check out QisKit - the platform lets you experiment with quantum computing in Python, complete with a simulator. https://developer.ibm.com/open/projects/qiskit/

Uniforms looks like an interesting tool to save time building out React forms. https://uniforms.tools/

What I’d really like to find is a tool that scaffolds React components that can then be modified, rather than dynamically generating things at run time.

I’ve been hunting for the right financial / budgeting software for my personal finances for YEARS. At various points over the last 10 years I’ve tried Quicken, Mint, YNAB, and an assortment of open-source solutions, and I’ve finally found one that stuck with Firefly III.

Firefox Monitor is an easy tool you can use to check if your email address is included in known data breaches. https://monitor.firefox.com/