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I've been thinking about this, but I don't really know. The podcast is a lot of Clojure, which by itself might be an interesting language to learn. Some people report that learning…

Lately, I have been struck by pragmatism of approaches discussed in https://clojuredesign.club/ For example, one can start separating pure functions from side-effects, aiming for a…

Reminds on Rich Hickey ranting about touch screens in cars [1] in Design in Practice: > We do not have feature X" is never a valid problem statement. If you need proof of this you …

not mentioned here yet: small bet approach, popularized by Daniel Vassalo https://twitter.com/dvassallo

I worked shortly for an airline, breathing carosine weekly, and so then switched back to EV charge-points and solar. I am not sure if it makes real impact, but I feel subjectively …

OP here. I draw them on a tablet. For more, see https://marcel.is/drawings-first-steps/

As far as I know, AppSync doesnt provide GraphQL resolver on top of an RDS out of the box, one needs to write these resolvers by hand. Or am I missing something?

Love Obsidian as well, for about 1y now. I have a tech background, but typescript and aws serverless were new to me, so I decided to learn-in-public. Regarding categorization (and …

For technical things where I'm a newbie, I'm trying to learn-in-public [1]. I write a TIL usually at the end of the day, it typically goes quickly. In those cases where the matter …

I use two complementing strategies: - Developing empathy towards myself first, that is, being able to observe feelings that arise within me and then being able to accept these feel…

Yeah, that would be nice. I don't know though from the top of my head.

I love fzf as well. I use it with the npm package manager to select the script to run (we have an app with 20+ scripts): npmrf () { local script script=$(cat package.json | jq -r '…

OP here. Yeah, I should have made it clearer, thanks.