how to stop being "terminally online" | nights's blog
nights.bearblog.dev/how-to-stop-being-terminally-online/has something being present on social media (a frequently talked about movie, author, or political viewpoint, for example) ever made you come to the conclusion that it is just as present in "real life"? is this actually true?
Quickly associate all source code files with your editor in macOS using duti – Alex Peattie
alexpeattie.com/blog/associate-source-code-files-with-editor-in-macos-using-duti/If you're a developer using macOS you've probably had the experience of double clicking, say, a file in Finder only to inadvertantly launch the wrong application, rather than your editor of choice.
Observability for Distributed Services | Honeycomb
honeycomb.io/Honeycomb is a software debugging tool that can help you solve problems faster within your distributed services. Try Honeycomb for free today!
What's TypeScript compiling? Use a treemap to find out.
effectivetypescript.com/2022/07/30/treemap-for-source-files/A lightweight commenting system using GitHub issues.
Router Security
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Nadia Asparouhova | Shamelessness as a strategy
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Reduce Friction – Ceejbot's notes
blog.ceejbot.com/posts/reduce-friction/This internet thing seems to have taken off.
How finishing what you start makes teams more productive and predictable
lucasfcosta.com/2022/07/19/finish-what-you-start.htmlLet’s be honest. When you read this post’s title, you thought it was obvious. Yet, most people don’t follow this simple piece of advice. You know that too, a...
All Remote
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The Design of Everyday Things — Book Summary & Notes | Elvis Chidera
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Good Managers Write Good | Stay SaaSy
staysaasy.com/management/2022/07/10/Writing-Management.htmlIn my time observing managers, one observation seems to repeat again and again: good managers write well, and bad managers write poorly. In fact, the best managers I’ve ever had were not just good writers, they were terrific. And the worst managers I’ve ever had were not just bad writers, they were uncommonly shoddy.