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martim-pescador-grande (Megaceryle torquata)
A página descreve o martim-pescador-grande como a maior espécie de ave do Brasil, com traços físicos, variação entre sexos, hábitos de alimentação, reprodução, distribuição e status de conservação.
How To Work Out What To Charge Clients
Paul Boag says pricing starts with a minimum daily rate, then adds a guess at project length and markups for interest, difficulty, and what the client can pay.
3 Stoic Exercises That Will Help Create Your Best Month Yet
The page presents three Stoic exercises: get up and do the work, build or avoid habits one day at a time, and review your actions daily, monthly, quarterly, and yearly.
Stoicism Isn’t Pessimistic. It’s Boldly Optimistic
The article argues that Stoicism treats obstacles as chances to practice virtue, stay rational, and turn setbacks into useful action, as shown by Marcus Aurelius, Rockefeller, Eisenhower, and Edison.
There and Back Again
The author compares C# and F# through a bank-account withdrawal app, showing how immutability in F# keeps data changes separate from persistence, while C# needs extra care with Entity Framework tracking.
Why Monet Never Used Black, & Why You Shouldn’t Either
The post explains how Monet and the Impressionists used hue relationships, warm and cool colors, tints, shades, and context to create depth, hierarchy, and vibration without relying on black.
Inside StrikeThru – The Analog System Tripling My Productivity
The author says StrikeThru, an analog notebook system, helps him track tasks, control his thought process, and stay productive by separating daily lists, a dump, a vault, and a calendar.
65 coisas que as pessoas fazem no trabalho ao invés de trabalhar
A página reúne 65 exemplos de coisas inúteis, criativas ou absurdas que pessoas fazem no trabalho no lugar de trabalhar, em uma lista ilustrada e bem-humorada.
The 80/20 Guide to Express Error Handling
Explains how Express error-handling middleware centralizes HTTP error responses, how `next()` routes async failures to handlers, and how `wrapAsync()` makes async/await errors work cleanly.
Why I keep a paper notebook and you should too
The author argues that a paper notebook helps capture thoughts better than digital tools, supports learning and focus, and works as a system for daily notes, idea review, and later processing.
Building A Simple AI Chatbot With Web Speech API And Node.js
Tutorial for building a browser voice chat app with Web Speech API, Node.js, Socket.IO, and API.AI, using speech recognition for input and speech synthesis for the reply.
How to reference a .NET Core library in WinForms - Or, .NET Standard Explained
Explains that a WinForms app can reuse a library by targeting .NET Standard, since .NET Standard is an API contract shared by runtimes like .NET Framework and .NET Core.
Jonas Bonér on the Actor Model, Akka, Reactive Programming, Microservices and Distributed Systems
Jonas Bonér presents Akka as a JVM toolkit for distributed systems, links the Actor Model to message passing and fault handling, and frames microservices as full systems built for resilience.
Functional Programming (F#) for C# Developers
The article explains core functional programming ideas and shows how C# can express them through immutability, pure functions, composition, and LINQ, with F# presented as the .NET functional language.
How the developers of queer visual novel 'It Will Be Hard' are reinventing body image in the queer community
The article presents It Will Be Hard as a queer interactive comic that centers diverse bodies, asexuality, and larger-bodied men, arguing for sex-positive representation and more nuanced relationship stories in games.
Team Daily Stand Up – What Does Great Look Like?
The daily stand up helps a team coordinate work, surface impediments, and maintain flow. It works best when it stays short, focused on the sprint goal, and owned by the whole team.
Organizational Agility
The post argues that Agile should not be confined to IT. It says true agility comes from fast feedback, shared values across the organization, clear vision, trust, and self-managing teams with the authority to act.
Dependency injection in Ember.js - Going deeper
The post explains how Ember sets up container dependencies, how `register` and `inject` work, why components and views default to new instances, and how `container.lookup` ties caching and instantiation together.
Importance of Writing Clean Code
The page argues that clean code helps other people understand your work, reduces future confusion, and makes software easier to maintain, debug, and extend in team projects.
Deploying a asp.net core container with Zeit "now"
The post shows how to deploy a sample ASP.NET Core Web API with Zeit now by adding a Dockerfile, installing the CLI, and running `now`, while noting the free-plan file-size limit and its workarounds.
The Insecure Developer
The author describes feeling insecure as a developer, links that feeling to rejections and coding challenges, and says friends, persistence, and continued practice helped him gain confidence.
Don’t Believe Anyone Who Tells You Learning To Code Is Easy
The piece argues that learning to code is frustrating, repetitive, and full of uncertainty, and that beginners should expect confusion, use tutorials, and keep going through it.
Install Oh My ZSH on Ubuntu 14.04
The gist lists the commands to install ZSH and Git, run the Oh My ZSH installer, check the ZSH path, and switch the login shell to ZSH.
Why developers quit their jobs so soon
The article argues that developers leave when they feel unappreciated, lonely, bored, stuck, or apathetic, and that managers should address pay, recognition, team connection, challenge, growth, and mission.
Using fake deadlines without driving your engineers crazy
The post argues that challenging deadlines help teams ship faster by countering Parkinson’s Law, as long as scope, expectations, and communication are handled well.
How to make your team read your mind
The article argues that unclear expectations make team work harder than it needs to be, and that writing a manager’s ReadMe helps surface priorities, working norms, and responsibilities.
6 reasons why the senior leadership doesn't take you seriously
The article says first-line managers need finesse, steadiness, clarity, accurate language, and better feedback habits to be taken seriously by senior leadership.
Boring Tech Is Stifling Improvement
The post argues that while boring technology can improve operability and reduce risk, overreliance on it can suppress innovation, create stagnation, and make technical work less enjoyable.
Against the Burden of Knowledge
The post argues that the burden of knowledge is an intuitive but incomplete explanation for slower idea-finding. New fields, tools, and institutional decay can also explain the evidence.
Linus Torvalds: 90% of AI marketing is hype so 'I ignore it'
Linus Torvalds says most AI marketing is hype, calls the industry 90 percent marketing and 10 percent reality, and says he will ignore GenAI for now until real workloads show up.
Instagram account dedicated to masturbation suspended after alleged trademark infringement
Meta suspended an Instagram account run as the “University of Melbourne Gooning Club” after the university reported alleged trademark misuse of its name and logo. The account posted satirical campus memes and a petition for a “gooning room.”
Anthropic works on Knowledge Bases for Claude Cowork
Anthropic is preparing a major Claude update centered on Cowork, with chat folded into that workflow and new knowledge bases, connectors, voice mode, and improved Pixelate support.
Hydration and Incremental Hydration in Angular
The article explains hydration in SSR apps as client activation of server-rendered HTML, then shows how Angular 19 adds incremental hydration to trigger interactivity only when needed.
Hunting HiPPOs: Tips To Avoid Executive Randomization
The page explains why HiPPOs disrupt product decisions, how they affect culture, confidence, and work in progress, and how data, prioritization, and deflection can reduce their impact.
Functional Programming in C#—A Brief Consideration
The post introduces functional programming in C# as a way to reduce complexity, relying on pure functions, immutability, LINQ, and higher-order functions to make code easier to understand, debug, and test.
Underperformers ‘get six weeks to improve or must go’, Revolut’s Nik Storonsky tells startups
Nik Storonsky says startups should keep top talent, move underperformers out quickly, and review staff performance every six months, with promotions and bonuses tied to impact.
Explore the New Zoneless Change Detection in Angular 18
Angular 18 introduces an experimental zoneless change detection mechanism that calls tick() without Zone.js. The article explains dirty marking, shows how to enable it, and lists cases that still need manual triggering.
Easily Create a Hotel Room Booking App with React Data Grid
The tutorial shows how to build a hotel booking app in React with Syncfusion components, using a Data Grid to list rooms, filter by date and budget, collect user details, and print receipts.
How to build an international ecommerce company
Sticker Mule says international expansion is costly at first, but can bring traffic, partnerships and recruiting benefits. It outlines 13 steps, from shipping abroad to localized support and advertising.
Notes on Distributed Systems for Young Bloods
A set of practical lessons for new distributed systems engineers, emphasizing failure, coordination costs, backpressure, metrics, percentiles, capacity, feature flags, and service extraction.