I've recently looked at tasktiger https://github.com/closeio/tasktiger. It's a simple queue system that helped me understand how workers and schedulers work.

I use vimwiki to keep a track of this. Its a plugin for vim and I've built a decent knowledge base in it. The plugin also provides html conversion, so Ive set a git hook that does this and uploads the html to my server for easy access from my phone.

I'm having trouble understanding the q factor concept. For example, the article suggests that if you have a low q factor then consider switching, but this seems to conflict with the example of Fenn, who basically stuck through until he made a breakthrough. Am I missing something?

Finally. I've been using DO for one year now. The $5 droplet upgrade is great for my needs.

I'm a happy Asus zenbook 3 user. I setup arch on it and it's been great so far. Only problem with it is it's crappy audio