Nice little tool to easily produce icons in a cohesive style.

Interesting data point about a service moving completely to the htmx and web components approaches. Not all applications are going to see such drastic improvements, that being said the change in team structure alone feels like a very good thing to me (and is more likely to be the constant in such moves).

Very important points. This can easily turn a project into a death march with rampant undue complexity. Also the proposed guidelines are simple and seem efficient.

Not much new in this article regarding Stable Diffusion. That being said the section about ethics is spot on. This is the toughest part to grapple with regarding the latest batch of generative AIs. The legal traceability of the training set might end up being required (even though I doubt it will happen).

OK, super tiny and simple. This looks like a nice alternative for the big ones like Jekyll or Hugo.

Useful list of gotchas if you need to dabble in linear algebra. You gotta love those floats.

A bit messy sometimes and a few arguments seem weak to me. Still the core message holds: don't let a framework rule your project.

Nice summary of common terms used for roles in companies.

Very good list. It sets the bar very high! I know most people will fail on a few of those items. It's fine this gives a good direction and something to aim for.

Excellent piece on joy being a better drive than discipline. This then dabbles into why TDD might not work for you.

Very complicated software. If you ever wondered how it works. Now you know.

It was only a matter of time I guess... this is sad.

I've witnessed that too many times. Take care people! Stay safe.

Very good point, make sure you know how much you can take and how much you're actually carrying. We're our worst enemy for these things.

Looks like a neat and light option to self-host git repositories.

I agree, I don't get why Wikipedia gets bad reputation in school. I'm dismayed at then whatever bogus argument they have being used to push for using Google instead... it's like, back in the days, asking pupils to not use the encyclopedia they maybe had at home and walk into the nearby pub to find information.

OK... didn't know about zmv. This looks really cool, I'll add it to my tool belt.

Looks like an interesting little C++ library. If ever you need a distributed task queue on your project.

I don't think I ever applied all of this. Still some of it definitely work, the rest are ideas worth trying at least.

Interesting little taxonomy of staff engineer roles. This can help to know from where you're talking in your organization.