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by fcardinaux 4y ago
Wouter Groeneveld's book "The Creative Programmer" [1] talks extensively about note taking in one of its chapters and suggests a worflow mixing handwriting and using digital tools. 1. https://www.manning.com/b
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by fcardinaux 6y ago
I wish I had thought it that way when I was in my thirties.
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by fcardinaux 6y ago
There is a list of remote companies on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_remote_companies
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by fcardinaux 13y ago
The PasteAnchor plugin allows the user to paste an URL to a Markdown or HTML file and to automatically get an anchor with the page title as link name. For example, pasting " http://www.quora.com/" to a Markdown f
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Show HN: a SublimeText plugin that automatically builds anchors from pasted URLs(github.com)
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by fcardinaux 14y ago
100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People - Susan Weinschenk. This is the book from which I learned the most this year. It provides the reader with 100 applicable and up to date insights into human psychology: how people see, r
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by fcardinaux 15y ago
"Enchantment", by Guy Kawasaki "Rework", by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson "Web Design for Developers", by Brian P. Hogan "Scalability Rules", by Martin L. Abbott and Michael T. Fisher
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by fcardinaux 15y ago
In that case animals should be smarter than humans!
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by fcardinaux 15y ago
We would also see website hosting and brewing services arise.
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by fcardinaux 15y ago
There should be a web platform where people can check how transparent, efficient and independent publicly funded organizations are. This would be helpful in many ways.
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by fcardinaux 15y ago
In Geneva, Switzerland, earning more than CHF 100,000 / year (ca. USD 110,000) as a programmer is not an exception, by far. Wages are rather high here, compared to the rest of mainland Europe. The cost of living is high, but overall Geneva
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by fcardinaux 19y ago
1978 Guerin's, Vaschalde's and Warusfel's "Le calculateur programmable de poche" (in French, translated: "The Programmable Pocket Calculator"). A translated excerpt: "... we can imagine that [in the future] programmable calculators will be