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Discover why “culture eats strategy for breakfast” is misunderstood and how leaders can truly align culture and strategy for lasting performance
The Astro Technology Company team — the creators of the Astro web framework — is joining Cloudflare. We’re doubling down on making Astro the best framework for content-driven websites, today and in the years to come.
Subscribe to websites openly with your preferred feed reader.
Is this better than just styling RSS feeds? It honestly might be.
Artemis, the calm web reader I maintain, is relatively computationally intensive in that every hour, Artemis checks web feeds to which users are subscribed to see if there are new posts to save and show in a user’s feed..
A super neat puzzle -- see this version with QoL improvements.
Blameless doesn’t mean pretending. This article explores how engineering teams can move beyond blame, debug their socio-technical systems more honestly, and turn incident reviews into real learning spaces to build better systems.
Four types of self-care to incorporate into your routines
Agent Stats helps you get an overview of your ingressing
Auto-Sync Mirror of GNU bookmarkfs. Contribute to GitMirroring/bookmarkfs development by creating an account on GitHub.
Stop reinventing the wheel. The web was doing just fine before your bloated frameworks crawled out of the sewer.
Relaxing Clock is just an awesome way to relax yourself - Powered by Spotify. It can play a great selection of Lo-Fi music with a minimalistic UI. You can also set alarms and start the Pomodoro Timer.
A fantastic look at the year in databases, the fifth in a series, written by someone I crossed paths with at cmu.edu.
A short guide to help you build a habit of writing consistently by Peter Suhm.
macOS nerd, old school computer guy