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Sobre prioridades
O post defende que prioridades geram foco e que foco é mais importante do que tentar seguir todas as possibilidades. Também valoriza a execução, mas pede consolidação do básico antes de abrir novas iniciativas.
Como despertar a si mesmo | Mente de Principiante #4
O texto relaciona distração e devaneio ao esquecimento de si e do presente, e propõe pequenos despertares cotidianos por meio de âncoras simples que interrompem a mente dispersa.
Essential JavaScript Interview Questions
A list of JavaScript interview prompts covering scope, hoisting, strict mode, coercion, closures, recursion, async timing, and DOM traversal, with no answers shown in the captured text.
Bom gosto, o que é e por que desenvolver | WTF 39
O texto define bom gosto como uma heurística que une expressão, presença e horizonte, e liga estética a ética, caráter, virtude, atenção e cultivo da apreciação.
15 coisas que você precisa saber sobre Alice Munro
Lista de 15 dados sobre Alice Munro, da origem em Ontário à carreira de contos, passando por estudos, livraria, prêmios, livros mais conhecidos e a adaptação para o cinema.
Como encontrar um bom professor de artes marciais
O texto propõe critérios para avaliar um professor de artes marciais com calma, observando linhagem, alunos, relação com outros mestres, espírito de aprendiz e o coração por trás do ensino.
Como fazer melhores críticas e ser ouvido
O texto defende que críticas funcionam melhor quando evitam a caricatura do oponente, começam pela compreensão da posição alheia e só depois entram na contestação, para aumentar a chance de escuta.
6 dicas para se dar bem em freelas e trabalhos remotos
O texto defende que freelas e trabalho remoto exigem mais do que habilidade técnica: pedem status frequente, transparência, repositório atualizado, aviso de problemas, honestidade ao recusar projetos e responsabilidade.
Tudo que você gostaria de saber sobre plugins jQuery e ninguém teve paciência de explicar
O texto explica por que criar plugins jQuery, como usar $.fn, evitar conflitos com $, manter encadeamento, lidar com opções e recorrer a padrões como jQuery Boilerplate e Widget Factory.
Se você é do tipo que se ofende, não leia
O texto critica a escola, a faculdade e o trabalho assalariado como parte de um sistema que treina pessoas para serem empregados e aceita a conformidade como destino. Defende buscar alternativas, rareza e autonomia.
Building A Real-Time Retrospective Board With Video Chat
The article shows how to build a virtual retrospective board with deepstream, using records and lists for sticky notes, real-time sync, password login, and WebRTC video chat.
Instalando o PostgreSQL 9.3 no Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
O post mostra como instalar o PostgreSQL no Ubuntu 14.04 LTS com apt-get, alterar a senha do usuário postgres, liberar acesso remoto e criar usuários e databases.
Issues with VirtualBox provisioner `private_network` mode in cloud ubuntu 14.04 box
The issue reports long boot delays and connection failures when Vagrant adds a `private_network` to Ubuntu cloud images, and several comments trace the cause to network configuration, `cloud-init-nonet`, and a failing `post-up` route command.
Entendendo Programação Funcional em JavaScript de uma vez
O artigo apresenta a programação funcional em JavaScript por meio de funções puras, higher-order functions, map, filter, reduce, currying e compose, com exemplos em ES5 e ES6.
Build Your First Game with MonoGame: Getting Started
The post walks through setting up a shared MonoGame project, loading assets, and building a portrait grid UI for MonkeyTap, with sprites, sound, and cell timers.
Beginner’s Guide to Installing Node.js on a Raspberry Pi
The tutorial shows how to prepare a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, install Raspbian, configure Wi-Fi and remote access, and then add Node.js from NodeSource so the system can run and be updated normally.
Optimize (Concatenate and Minify) RequireJS Projects
The article shows how to use the RequireJS Optimizer with a build profile to concatenate and minify a TodoMVC Backbone.js app, reducing requests and file size while keeping the app behavior the same.
Essential .NET Interview Questions
The page frames a set of .NET interview questions as a guide, not a hiring test, and answers several basics: class vs. object, managed vs. unmanaged code, loops, and boxing vs. unboxing.
5 Interview Mistakes You Didn't Know You’re Making
The article says interview success depends on more than prepared answers. Small talk, every question, follow-up, scheduling, and conversational balance all shape the impression you leave.
What’s Hot (and Not) in Tech Skills
The article defines a “Demand Ratio” by comparing skill supply on resumes with job-post demand, then uses it to show which tech skills and job titles are hot or less in demand.
Why software is a craft [and also an industry]
Software development is presented as neither pure craft nor fully rule-driven industry. It needs basic methods and planning, but still depends on context, judgment, and adaptation as unknowns appear.
Remote IEx access via :ssh
The post shows how to start the SSH application first, then launch the daemon with IEx as the shell so a remote Elixir node opens an interactive IEx prompt over SSH.
6 Simple Tricks That Will Make You Way More Productive
The article argues that productivity improves when you stop handling tasks twice, do dreaded tasks first, say no, check email on a schedule, and avoid multitasking.
How I fixed Node.js
The author tracks a ChildProcess memory leak to stdout not closing after read() sets _consuming, then fixes flushStdio so resume() runs and the process can close.
Giving better code reviews
The article argues that code reviews should go beyond a quick approval. Reviewers need a light pass and a deeper contextual pass, keep diffs small, and ask questions that improve code quality and team understanding.
How to enjoy a productive day when you feel bad
The page argues that a productive day is still possible when you feel bad if you focus on the quality and importance of work, choose a few key tasks, and use short work blocks with breaks.
How to isolate complex queries in an object oriented fashion – Alfredo Motta
The article shows how a talent-hunting app can move player search logic out of the active record model and into an `InterestingPlayer` query object, so domain-specific queries stay reusable and `TalentHunter` stays easier to read.
Format Your Resume for a Mobile Screen
The page says recruiters often read resumes on phones, so resumes should be formatted for small screens with short text blocks, enough spacing, and readable font sizes before sending them out.
TPS76: 8 Best Practices for Email
The episode covers inbox zero, regular email processing, pull notifications, “touch it once,” older-first sorting, and using tools and boundaries to keep email from controlling you.
mjmlio/mjml
MJML is a markup language for responsive email that simplifies syntax, speeds development with standard components, and converts MJML into responsive HTML through its open-source engine.
Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous
Introduces Git as the version-control tool in the Learn Enough fundamentals trilogy, then walks through setup, commits, diffs, branching, merging, collaboration, and GitHub Pages.
5 Techniques to Clarify Your Dreams and Goals
The post suggests five exercises for clarifying dreams and goals: compare what others would say at your funeral, narrow a list of defining possessions, imagine a perfect day, write an awesome life list, and ask an inner advisor.
Write Your Emails Backwards for Better Responses
The post argues that emails get better responses when the request or key information appears in the first line. Long messages that bury the point are more likely to be skipped or ignored.
Focus On Simplifying Your Budget More Than Optimizing It
The piece argues that chasing the optimal budget choice is often a waste of time. It recommends simplifying routine decisions so mental energy stays available for choices that matter more.
RECONSIDER — Signal v. Noise — Medium
A critique of startup culture’s obsession with disruption, unicorns, and venture capital, arguing for independence, direct customer value, long-term relationships, and a more modest definition of success.
How to spot bad business books
The piece says bad business books rely on vague inspiration, analogies, name-dropping, management-speak, and fake shortcuts instead of case studies, data, plain language, and real lessons.
22 Strength & Courage Quotes To Build You Up
A roundup of 22 quotes about strength, courage, hope, resilience, and persistence. The page frames strength as continuing through hardship, facing fear, and staying together when life pulls apart.
Roteiro de 3 dias em Montreal
Roteiro de três dias em Montreal com Old Port, Old Montreal, Basílica de Notre-Dame, Mont Royal, Parque Jean Drapeau, compras na Rue Saint-Catherine e dicas de restaurantes.
10 Behaviors of Genuinely Successful People
The piece says real success shows up in behavior: running real companies, loving the work, using common sense, staying humble, and avoiding self-promotion, hype, and salesmanship.
Louis C.K. sobre celulares e nossa cultura da distração
O texto lê o celular como sintoma de uma cultura da distração que afeta atenção, empatia e presença. Louis C.K. aparece como apoio para defender menos entretenimento e mais contato com a realidade.