- This was the first full week of working from home for me in years. I used to
do this when I freelanced, which whilst a while ago often seems to help in
surprising ways,
- I am seeing meetings which were a mix of colocated and remote run better and
gradually finding work becoming more asynchronous, which is all great to see.
These are things that’ll make everything better in the long run, once the
immediacy is over.
- But, never before has writing “take care” in an email to a relative stranger
actually meant something,
- Because of COVID-19, The Focus on Time course opened up for free and I
jumped right onto that. I’m finding I have more time now (no commute!), but
I’d already not been using my time quite how I’d wanted. I’m not too far in
yet, but it’s good so far!
- Finally, I switched to using
coc.nvim, which brings support for
IntelliSense over from VS Code. I’d been struggling with “modern” JavaScript
tooling anyway, but decided to take the leap. I’m pleased I didn’t need to
configure much.