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One of the advantages of Overleaf is that I can share a link with a collaborator and they only need a browser to participate. I assume with this, everyone will need to download the…

Especially in the research space, I really recommend Twitter. In Software Engineering many really interesting researchers and practitioners tend to share their experiences there. I…

Ah, right, this article reminded me of the fact, that ARM was bought by SoftBank back in 2016. Seems they actually picked some winners, not just WeWork and Wag.

Pink sauce?! Wait, hold up: "She makes it in a commercial facility that is certified by the Food and Drug Administration", and she's been "serving it to my clients for a year", but…

"pure HTML/CSS/JS" sounds great, but then there is no demo hosted directly on GitHub pages? Form submission could just go nowhere. I would love to get a quick taste of what you thi…

Hey, thanks for the recommendations! These sound great.

This is one of those headlines that initially reads like a joke until you think of the economics of it. "cost is about 5-10% of the cost of an equivalent system built with off-the-…

> “At least you can say that in Pratchett’s books, the bloody elves never sang!” Terry Pratchett I think is one of my favourite writers to read. The absurdity of his fantasy settin…

So this is the killer application for the blockchain? Not a store of value, but a store of chess games? In all seriousness, I'm not sure chess needed an "entertaining crypto layer"…

I mean, there is even stuff like linking to pages in PDF files... but I feel like it's another feature that's rarely used. Maybe, in an ideal world, I could imagine an editing expe…

This reminds me of branching in PlanetScale ( https://docs.planetscale.com/concepts/branching ). I am not an expert, though. Is this a similar approach in terms of use case?

I really feel like the lack of well-structured citations is what's keeping many Wikipedia articles back. It's just not good enough to throw some paper reference (potentially behind…

Some thoughts: * Menetrend? like in mean as in average? Unfortunately also has a slight connotation with a butchered version of MemeTrend... * Is it just me who somehow isn't accus…

What about Tip 8. "Provide consistently interesting newsletter content that provides value to readers and keeps them engaged and more likely to open your next newsletter based on t…

I consider task estimation as part of Sprint Planning an interesting domain, as multiple people in a team with potentially vastly different experience levels and skills are involve…

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I'm glad they improved the placement of the side buttons to be more "normal", i.e. more like other mice. I think that was the thing that annoyed me most about the 2S.

I use the Apple Podcasts app frequently and have notified myself relying on the "Up Next" feature quite heavily. It seems to produce a steady flow of different, updated episodes fr…

I agree that the exact error locations in tracebacks seem like the most impactful change here. Particularly in the light that Python is often used as an introductory language and u…

I agree that MacOS seems to be missing some basics out of the box. Especially the lack of native support for tiling windows was annoying to me as well. I'm using https://rectanglea…

"Total number identified" is one of the pie slices, the other slices are subsets of this slice.

I guess being Warren Buffett's "dream" investment isn't a bad marketing pitch either :)

Hah, nice! Can I get an option to upgrade my joggers to more formal pants?

German universities tried banding together to negotiate better contracts in a project called DEAL: https://www.projekt-deal.de/about-deal/ It has made some headway, but the work is…

I clicked just for the punny headline. Let that price of $249 for an extra shower head wash over you!