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Things that our schools don’t teach but totally should: - Nutrition - Financial literacy - Logical fallacies - Emotional intelligence - The creative process

If it's under NDA then don't talk specifics, but during the interview you can talk about difficulties you overcame or lessons you learned during the process. The key is to show tha…

Having been on both ends of the hiring process (in tech): 1. You don't have to be 100% qualified. Just show me that the skills you have are transferrable. 2. Tailor your CV & cover…

Question everything. Not just the obvious things like "how does crypto work", but also mundane things you encounter in everyday life: Why did they react that way? Could I have hand…

Dischidia aka String of Nickels/Button Orchids are great if you don't have a green thumb. Mine have outlived even my Tilandsia (both of these are hardy soil-less plants)

Back in 2004 I had the H2G2 website (h2g2.com) bookmarked on my Nokia 3100 and would read it whenever I was waiting for the bus (this was before Google Reader). A cheeky, entertain…

A great application of this in real life is rice cookers.

If you liked this idea, give TiddlyWiki ( https://tiddlywiki.com/ ) a go - it was built on similar premises.

Can confirm. Many a time the owner of an iPhone has had to shift the floating dot around to show me something on their screen. Such an eyesore...almost as bad as the notch.

Google Moderator. It was a reddit-like service that allowed you to crowdsource popular opinions. We used it to pinpoint UX issues in the early days of our startup.

My office recently knocked down a dorm room so that the team sitting in the corner could get some sunlight. Made the area so much more pleasant to work in.

There's always checkvist.com

Wow. I'm learning to play by ear right now and this is a godsend.

That's what I thought! Even the artwork style looks similar. The gameplay is very different though.

Tutorials are all very well, but what we really need is the programming equivalent of Geocities or Diaryland. That's how many of us got started with HTML and CSS - by making stuff …

Why don't you just speak to them in English? That's the best way to learn a language - by practising it every day.

Since your blog is mostly static you could switch to CloudFlare's DNS - very easy to set up plus they serve cached content when your servers are down.

Cool post, but those aren't sonnets.

These days it's all about results: what are we going to get for doing this action? What purpose does it serve? The same thing has happened with our eating habits, among other thing…

Good job Heroku, you now look exactly like every other shiny new flat bootstrapped web 3.0 app out there.