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> It's pseudoscience, author would benefit from reading (and memorizing) the current scientific literature on learning and cognition. How so? Can you share what you have read and t…

> Is there anything substantive here? There is plenty. If you did not find anything interesting or anything that made you think, in the comments or the post itself. Then is your ow…

Is Cahier built on top of Zotero? It looks very similar. Good notetaking support is something Zotero lacks, so I see the appeal for an alternative that focuses more on it.

Post and comments have to be unique or unheard of, otherwise the can't be made or are invalid. What???

Recently tried Svelte and feel the same way about React. I dread the idea of ever working on a React project again. (React 19 might mitigate these feelings)

Do you have any recent examples? Skype acquisition was more than a decade ago ( during the Ballmar era).

You are taking things, way too seriously. > I’m also skeptical of advice from someone who has only recently discovered a possible solution for his very personal problems and feels …

I am surprised that people are surprised about this. iCloud runs mostly on GCP. All of the storage in iCloud relies on Google Cloud Storage. PS. This is the reason why many people …

I completely agree that different types of books need to be approached differently. I especially look for Progression Fantasy books(zero reader participation needed) to listen to w…

If you find this interesting, I would also recommend https://ciechanow.ski/bicycle/ . It is by the same author.

OOP, Multi-Service Architecture, Technical Documentation, Vim, Github What do we do? There are infinite methods, tools, apps, and only so many hours in a day. Do you just keep tryi…

Your parents and other people who cannot learn the basics of new technology need to use devices in parental mod. It is as simple as that. They should not force everyone else to be …

If you are interested in randomness, then you will enjoy the book "Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder" - Nassim Taleb. It explores a lot of topics related to randomness an…