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antigremlin

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    While I don't disagree that there's no craft most of the time, it's interesting to note that the anti-analogy with art and artists doesn't really work (or works in an unexpected wa…

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    That is a very thoughtful piece. Thank you for posting it. I especially like the idea of that new mode of programming (or problem solving, whatever you call it) when people very mu…

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    Many people mentioned the Farnam Street newsletter, but Shane Parrish has also published a book in 3 volumes: The Great Mental Models, see https://fs.blog/books/

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    There is a way around that. First of all, if you and your wife have two free accounts and share workspace subtrees with each other, you can double the free content limit. And if yo…

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    Comment #18917386

    Main difference to Notes is that Bear uses Markdown as the data format. It has a rare capability of converting webpages to Markdown when you save them as a note using a sharing ext…

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    Comment #18917361

    There’s also another competitor to those mentioned, called Coda ( https://coda.io ) The biggest downside they have compared to Notion is that docs are separate from each other. The…

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    Comment #12666254

    Temporally Quaquaversal Virtual Nanomachine is another gem by Damian Conway: https://yow.eventer.com/events/1004/talks/1028

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    From my recent experience on a real project DDD inspires very rigid thinking sometimes on the boundary of being religious (e.g. the quest for pure Values and Aggregates eclipsing t…

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    Comment #8622763

    I wonder if anyone ever considered bootstrapping Project Oberon on a Raspberry Pi module or some other open hardware system?..