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The Ordinary Life, and How a Good Life Might Look Boring
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zazuke
4mo ago
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zazuke
4mo ago
This is so true, and also what I thought reading these comments. Love the "the world is full of "Switzerland". I added it to the note, thanks for the comment!
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zazuke
4mo ago
I try a minimal newsletter survey, that works within Markdown, and I don't have to pay 24$ per month, as tally or others.
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zazuke
4mo ago
still not many are doing it with emails. but great point, tough we all still have to pick unknown calls here and there as we expect someone, so with the email screener it's even better, as each email has a sender.
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zazuke
4mo ago
Oh, that's a great idea. Currently, every user has their own private list (it's just text files). It takes a bit of work initially, as you need to approve each email, but it's totally worth it. And it must be per user IMO, as
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zazuke
4mo ago
The easiest and best filter is to screen emails. Only emails that were screened in once go to your inbox. It's that easy. HEY.com introduced it, and I can't see email without it; that's why I integrated it into my TUI email c
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Is the Future of Blogging More Interconnected?
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zazuke
4mo ago
amazing, thanks for sharing. I was curious if there's already a name for this local travel. Micro-travel or planless-travel are close. Mini retirements are another term I like to use. I heard from the Pathless Path book (I think), whic
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zazuke
4mo ago
I find it also much more relaxing if you just go, with less planning, and more surprises. Travel as the wind takes you, that's it.
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Travel locally, where you are
(ssp.sh)
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4mo ago
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Connected Notes and Writing from Curiosity Turned a Hobby into a Career
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Vibe Coding Is Dangerous, Agentic Engineering Isn't
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Beyond the Semantic Layer: Building a Context Layer for the Agentic Era
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Data Engineering Concepts: 101 Concepts Every Data Engineer Should Know
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Adding my blog and book to my Obsidian vault via symlinks
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Both my Hugo blog and my Markdown book live in their own Git repos, so I symlinked their content folders into my Obsidian vault to edit everything from one place. The nice payoff: wiki-links and backlinks work across all of it, and renaming
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Taste Is Necessary but Not Sufficient When Working with Agents
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Mental Models for Data Platform Engineers (Inspired by Poor Charlie's Almanack)
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5mo ago
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Why you should still have your own website in 2026
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Internal vs. External Storage: What's the Limit of External Tables?
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Zen Mode for Writing (Obsidian, Neovim)
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AI Reveals Why BI Still Matters (Hint: It's Not Dashboards)
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