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How to Set a Goal, Part 1: We’re Not Writing Code

September 25, 2018 /

[…] I’ve been doing a lot more reading than usual. I’ve been able to accomplish this because of how I’ve been planning my time and orienting myself in my day-to-day. On top of that, I’ve been trying to coordinate certain things around fitness for the final quarter of the year, budgeting for the business (and my […]

I Don’t Know if Social Media is Good

August 21, 2018 /

[…] necessarily have a firm conclusion or even a place I’m trying to get everyone to agree on (which would be a fools’ errand, anyway). Instead, this is my general thoughts, observations, and considerations on social media as it exists at the time of writing this post. Maybe it resonates with you, maybe not. Social […]

Starting 2018

January 2, 2018 /

[…] To be clear, when I say “I took time offline,” I don’t mean that I took time offline regarding work. I mean that… I deleted applications from my phone and my computer, I signed out of accounts on my browser, I took time off from work and all forms of social media, I spent […]

WordPress-Focused Continuous Integration with CircleCI

August 22, 2017 /

[…] requests). Then take whatever is in master and have it deployed to your staging server or your production server. And though there are a lot of tools for that, my team and I have been using CircleCI for a few projects and I’m definitely a fan (plus, they just released the second version of their work). […]

Social Media Breaks Are Good for the Soul (I Think)

July 3, 2017 / / 0 Comments

[…] to break the habit of compulsively checking social networks whenever I was stuck on a problem, to cut back on “chatter” during the day. (I looked through my previous posts to see if I talked about it at length but couldn’t find it.) https://twitter.com/tommcfarlin/status/880912831922753536 Anyway, it’s something I’ve decided to do again, although this […]

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