Easy and stable

The (large) data files needed for the Data Science Toolkit project - petewarden

Source files (i.e. datasets) to play around with; useful for learning data science

Goes directly into several O'Reilly data science books

Can show you a break-down of how you spent your day

really nice guide for setting up pci passhtrough.

Does not work without vt-d capable processor (find out with e.g. cat /proc/cpuinfo -> list)

Simple explanation of service management in runit

Bücher marktplatz -- nicht von amazon (wie e.g. abebooks)

youtube video lesson series, everything from tw setup, configuration over task concepts to uuids and contexts

Brilliant talk on taskwarrior:

• quick explanation of tasks, tags, dates, contexts
• scheduling (wait; schedule; until)
• integrations with bugwarrior (gitlab,github,trello, even email e.g. when starring)
• intermediate context behaviors
• visualizations & graphical reports (burndown etc)
• shell integration (show overdue/urgent/tomorrow tasks on prompt)

taskwarrior-like focusing more on streamlined display and board-like appearance than others

Incredible CLI Data visualization tool (scatterplot, frequency analysis, ..) perfect for data exploration

Runs on sqlite (perhaps other backends)

A command line tool for migrating Todoist tasks to Taskwarrior - matt-snider

Contains a link to a fork with two-way synchronization between the 2: on gitlab!

Using opencore for a hackintosh laptop setup

Creating a hackintosh on a laptop

using install to copy recursively directory into target directory

Advantages of ULID:

• lexicographically sortable (though always treat your uuids as ints/bigints!, see https://read.martyoeh.me/view/906)
• canonically 26char string instead of 36 for uuid
• case insensitive
• url-safe
• 1.21e+24 (unique) ULIDs per millisecond :O

Unix pipes with examples of json concatenation, jq for reading it out, parsing reddit pages,

and a discussion of the unix eco-system (or ethods, I suppose) on top

An Electron based Mastodon and Pleroma client for Windows, Mac and Linux - h3poteto

nice explanation of divergent perspectives on time

Fully functional web interface:

add, view, list tasks, projects, annotations

Sync github, bitbucket, and trac issues with taskwarrior

supports many more than tagline above

⏱ A simple task and time manager (vim plugin).

uses unfog-cli as the task-management backend

unfog-cli combines task-management and time-management

Quantified Self Personal Data Aggregator and Data Analysis - markwk

Many ipynb data analysis examples for toggl, todoist, lastfm, goodreads, and so on and so forth

Shows how to download, aggregate, import, organize data, correlate, unify and more

WebGUI for taskwarrior, point your local taskwarrior instance to this as a server and it synchronizes

Can add tasks via sms/email, can integrate with (google?) calendars, trello, rss, rest api, works on mobile

alternative is https://freecinc.com to sync taskwarrior

Completely restore and repair honor 6x, no matter how broken it is

very involved, needs opening of case and complete re-flash and restore to factory defaults and emui5 (i think)

Installation steps for honor 6x android phone

an interactive guide to the game theory of why & how we trust each other

A topic-centric list of HQ open datasets. Contribute to awesomedata

:seedling: a curated list of tools to help you with your research

JSON is one of the most popular formats for transferring text-based data around the web. It’s everywhere, and you’re bound to come across it. We’ll show you how to handle it from the Linux command line using the jq command.

This is an introduction to simple and intermediate usage of jq.

Graphical Network Simulator -- can create virtual network environments.

You can have vms running in the virtual network, and it simulates everything about their being connected.

Seems useful to test different topologies and possibilities without needing the hardware up-front, or destroying the currently running system to test something new.

ECS with specs in rust

Using tts from the command-line -> both gnu say, and google speech synthesis

Can read any input, which is the piped through the fifo pipe and will be output synthesized as sound

looking at the various connections and integrations with taskwarrior

goes over basics of task management and contexts

covers advanced features from ~:55 onwards

• Taskserver
• Context aliasing
• UDAs (user defined attributes), used e.g. for custom weights and extended urgencies
• DOM management (directly access tw dom, useful for e.g. bash scripts)
• hooks
• tasklio
• taskwiki

Interact with taskwarrior through go via this simple api

Can e.g. add tasks, display tasks and so on.

Contains an example which aggregates tasks and sends a (local) email every morning, using api and systemd

Taskwarrior-like implementation using git and incorporating notes

Fast, stable - but no recurring tasks and fewer integrations than taskwarrior (by default)

mimics taskwarrior or todoist, just mostly on command line

Written in functional language,

intends to be used compositionally and extended and integrated as a library

Explains concepts of connecting taskwarrior into your shell workflow by realizing its programmability (e.g. using it directly as a python library to show project maintenance on starting shell)

Touches on simple concept to combine projects in taskwarrior and project notes -- not by keeping the two in one file but by combining zsh function with project notes.

Could be extended to automatically bring up notes for taskwarrior task display and so on

General thread of the custom rom on honors

In-depth discussion of benchmarks and setup of desktop hackintosh for video production