fabianholzer

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by fabianholzer 2y ago
I am so glad to be not the only one who is nerd-sniped by this list ;)
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
Should, but sadly I have lost count how many feeds in my reader became dysfunctional because they were rewritten to be using nextjs (or the likes).
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
> I'm not sure how "estimated reading time" works for non-english speakers. > Do you mean for non-native speakers reading English material or for material in other languages when read by native speakers with an average
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Microfeatures I love in blogs and personal websites(danilafe.com)
983 points by fabianholzer 2y ago|421 comments
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
Maybe https://32bit.cafe/ could be up your alley - small but quite active for its size.
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
> How many people did actually bother to vote in Germany? 64.78%, or over 40 million in absolute terms.
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
> Was this website crafted under a rock in the 90s and accidentally released into the modern web? The layout is a chaotic blend of hideous simplicity and sleep-inducing banality. Navigation feels like an archaeological dig for anything r
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
I hope the last message sent on ICQ will be as poetic as the last message on AIM (according to https://justanman.org/posts/the-last-message-sent-on-aim/ )
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
> its a financial service, not a software company I have no experience in the financial industry, but I work in a field which is also highly regulated (medical devices). Failure to pass audits or be otherwise compliant to regulation can
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
Unless you aim to become part of somebody else's "NN under 30" list, 30 is no deadline at all.
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
You probably need to learn the configuration basics of some http server, because you will likely want to have a reverse proxy. I think nginx is a safe bet. I have heard positive opinions about Caddy from coworkers as well.
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
Interesting approach. I would love to have a notation to get a various ways of representing of intellectual tasks into a single document. A real killer feature in my eyes would be if a kind of umbrella markup language would support a conven
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by fabianholzer 2y ago
I have an extract out of it bookmarked, ready to be sent to unruly product managers, sales people and ux designers: https://www.youtube.com/embed/y8OnoxKotPQ?start=138&end=148
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
As a feed consumer I am always happy if a feed contains the full content, but I am not sure if the feed must also include all articles that a site ever published. That would basically make the feed a serialized version of the whole website
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
> I’ve worked in an environment where there are no managers I've opened your profile and then your website just to find out where is this magic place is. How fitting that it turned out to be on other side of the globe from my place.
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
> Do you think using ChatGPT in this situation was inappropriate? Of course, what ever the bot generated communicates to the human who received that message (and was able to discern the "voice" of the LLM), without words, that
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
> This is the eperience from two dicatorships on German soil in the 20th century of which one ended less than 25 years ago In comparison to the NSDAP and SED, I think calling the 15 years of CDU government under Helmut Kohl (which actual
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Might be "The Frustration Loop" by Herman, the creator of bearblog? https://herman.bearblog.dev/the-frustration-loop/
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Well, you don't wind up in such a situation by being completely passive about it. In another thread this month somebody formulated something so succinctly that I bookmarked it, just to be able to quote it in appropriate situations: &qu
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The Wi-Fi only works when it's raining(predr.ag)
5 points by fabianholzer 3y ago|0 comments
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Nomen est omen, it seems?
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
The fellow who committed suicide, Karl Koch, was only one part of a group of four. The person who was actually caught with Cliffs help was Markus Hess.
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Cool idea, I like that you can follow the queries as feed. The crux will be maintaining a well-curated/reviewed list of feeds. Also: the submit form seems to be broken - leads to the landing page of some form builder saas.
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
You could post your slides (and maybe even link a video) of after each talk. You could maintain a written version of your talk topics. Also, there is no minimum cadence you have to keep.
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
> Except it didn't? I should have learned by now that I need to put the /s in there, regardless of how obvious I consider it to be. My bad. Thinking you can just throwing some half-baked spec over and get working and maintainab
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
From all I've heard, because it the very same management maneuver turned out so great in the late 90es and early 2000s... Guess management fads have longer turn around times than tech fads.
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
> I’m very happy that I can just write code and do what I’m told on my current project In recent times I had two encounters with colleagues, one a being bit less and the other than quite a bit more senior than me, where they both express
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Here are two more for your list: https://theforest.link/ https://indieblog.page/
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
I would use different terms for such organizational units (group, department, division), team, in my mind and use of language, would mean low two-digit (at most) number of people reporting to the same manager and collaborating on similar to
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by fabianholzer 3y ago
Your personal experience notwithstanding, I don't think that it can be generalized that there is always an under-performer on every team. If I may offer my anecdata, I've seen several teams that could be characterized by stabilit

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