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Stream to multiple destinations with OBS
The page explains that OBS streams to one service by default, and shows how a local nginx RTMP server in Docker can relay one OBS stream to multiple services such as Facebook and YouTube.
Philosopher's Challenge
Tirinha em duas páginas em que uma apresentadora de um programa de competição desafia duas duplas de filósofos (Goodman e Hempel contra Cioran e Schopenhauer) a montar um experimento mental com máquina do tempo, criança daltônica, Terra alternativa e um cavalo.
How to SSH into a Windows 10 Machine from Linux OR Windows OR anywhere
The post shows how to add the OpenSSH Server feature to Windows 10, start sshd as a service, change the default shell to PowerShell, and then connect from Linux, Windows, or even an iPad.
Refactoring: My 6 favorite patterns
The post outlines six refactoring patterns that improve readability, maintainability, and parameter handling, and shows how extracting logic into objects or methods makes code easier to change.
Some Unsolicited Blogging Advice
Brad Frost agrees that if you have any idea, you should start a draft. He describes two blogging modes: writing quickly, or building a draft over time until there is enough material to publish.
14 questions to ask an underperforming employee during a one-on-one meeting
The article says managers should ask questions, not assume causes, when an employee is underperforming. It groups prompts for looking inward at management and outward at the employee’s experience.
Don't solve problems if you want to be a great manager
The article argues that managers should not solve employees’ problems for them. Their job is to ask questions, help people think for themselves, and build the team’s problem-solving capacity.
i18n with Gatsby
The article proposes duplicating each Gatsby page per locale and passing locale through page context, then shows two ways to render localized content statically: React-Intl or JSON files queried with Gatsby data layer.
Who Is Zeno? An Introduction to the Founder of Stoicism
Zeno’s shipwreck led him to Athens, where Socrates and Crates shaped his turn to philosophy. He taught at the Stoa Poikile, defined happiness as a good flow of life, and was honored by the Athenians after his death.
Como manter o foco no trabalho: 5 passos e 1 método
O texto aponta distrações, interrupções, multitarefas, distrações digitais e estresse como barreiras ao foco e propõe o time blocking para organizar o dia em blocos, pausas e tarefas menores.
Pull Requests: A Primer
The article explains how to write effective pull requests by following contribution rules, keeping each PR to one scope, using clear commits and messages, and writing a concise title and body with enough context for reviewers.
I wrote 1 blog post every day for 2 years. Here's 5 things I learned about SEO
The author says SEO worked best when he focused on useful posts, ignored keyword tools and link chasing, and kept publishing with patience over the long run.
How Do the Stoics Define Temperance?
The page defines temperance as knowing that abundance comes from having what is essential and says the Stoics often use temperance interchangeably with self-control.
Vai dar merda para todo mundo
Tira em três quadros em que dois homens de terno observam um enorme cocô e comentam que ele representa o que estão fazendo no país.
She will crush you!
Tira em seis quadros em que uma menina apresenta o namorado ao pai, que o chama para uma conversa e o avisa de que é a filha quem pode esmagá-lo.
Etimologia de Hierarquia
'Hierarquia' vem do grego hierarkhia, 'comando de um alto sacerdote', via latim medieval hierarchia, 'divisão de anjos por ordem de importância'. Pesquisada para a pauta do Encontro Teórico de 20 de janeiro de 2020.
Top websites to find a remote programming job in 2020
The page lists websites where software developers can look for remote jobs and says it is a work in progress. It also invites readers to suggest which sites are best.
20 maneiras de simplificar sua organização
A lista reúne 20 ajustes práticos para simplificar a organização pessoal: proteger o sono, planejar refeições e semana, reduzir consumo, priorizar relações e focar no essencial em casa.
How to Find Unique and Memorable Name for Your Product
The page argues that a product name shapes perception and growth, and suggests using user questions, a creative brief, name generators, simplicity, and feedback to choose one that people understand and remember.
Put Your Day Up For Review At Bedtime Ask
The page asks for a bedtime review of the day through four questions about principles, kindness, vices, and the cultivation of virtues.
Stoic Advice
Nine-panel strip in which a betrayed man asks Epictetus for advice, is told not to let it affect him, and runs him through with a sword.
7 ways of giving feedback that encourage change
The article says feedback should be timely, specific, contextual, and rooted in care so it actually helps people change behavior instead of being ignored or misread.
What to put on your team meeting agenda
The article argues that team meetings should mainly reinforce vision and alignment, not serve as routine status updates. It offers agenda elements that connect work, priorities, and challenges to company direction.
Remembering Nüshu, the 19th-Century Chinese Script Only Women Could Write
The article explains how Nüshu functioned as a women’s writing system in Jiangyong, what women used it for, how scholars read its history, and why the tradition has nearly disappeared.
Trabalhando remoto
Compilação de links, ferramentas e orientações para quem trabalha ou quer trabalhar remotamente, com seções sobre empregos, recursos, recebimento do exterior, impostos e contribuição.
Trabalhando remoto pra fora: primeiros passos
A página descreve o fluxo burocrático para receber salário de empresa estrangeira trabalhando do Brasil, da assinatura do contrato à emissão de nota fiscal e pagamento de impostos.
Why Not Having a CS Degree is Awesome
The piece argues that a CS degree is not the only path into software work. Bootcamps, prior experience, and diverse backgrounds can bring practical skills, fresh perspectives, and value to hiring teams.
How to onboard a new hire
The post explains how Know Your Team onboarded a new employee by sharing business context, clarifying success, collecting work preferences, and outlining first projects plus onboarding tasks on day one.
Meu Bullet Journal para Janeiro 2020
A autora mostra a configuração do seu Bullet Journal de janeiro de 2020, com keys personalizadas, visão anual, log do futuro, coleções mensais e registros diários usados junto com GTD.
Automatic Check-ins: Keep everyone in the know
Basecamp automates recurring team check-ins on a schedule you choose, sends notifications when it is time to answer, and keeps replies organized in context.
Guide to Internal Communication, the Basecamp Way
Basecamp argues that internal communication should be mostly asynchronous, written, centralized in Basecamp, and tied to context so people can stay informed without interrupting one another.
Scott Hanselman's Complete List of Productivity Tips
Scott Hanselman frames productivity as choosing what matters, dropping low-value work, and protecting focus. He recommends clearer inbox rules, reflection time, and shorter email and task cycles.
13 Steps for Building a Habit Stacking Routine
The page lays out a 13-step process for building a habit stack by starting small, choosing clear triggers, using checklists and accountability, and scaling only after the routine becomes consistent.
Habit Stacking: How to Build New Habits by Taking Advantage of Old Ones
The article explains that habits become easier when a new behavior is tied to an existing one. It gives a simple formula, examples, and advice for choosing a specific, reliable trigger.
Building Habits: The One Technique That Worked For Me
The post argues that habit stacking makes new habits easier by attaching them to automatic routines, keeping the stack small, and ensuring each step has a clear link and stable trigger.
Resumo do Livro Zen To Done (ZTD) de Leo Babauta
O texto resume o ZTD como um sistema simples para organizar tarefas, reduzir estresse e manter foco. Apresenta dez hábitos centrais e defende adotá-los um a um, ou selecionar só os mais importantes.
I need ideas... I could draw this moment
Fotografia de uma folha com quatro desenhos a caneta em que uma pessoa sem ideias decide desenhar o próprio momento e, no último, derruba café sobre o papel, com uma mancha real de café cobrindo esse quadro.
Good, Better, Best - creating the ultimate remote worker webcam setup on a budget
Scott Hanselman compares three budget tiers for remote work video and audio: a cheap webcam setup, a stronger middle setup with a speakerphone, and a mirrorless camera turned into a webcam via HDMI.
3 Ways I Improved My Remote Work
The post says remote work needs clear transitions, regular breaks, and protected focus time. It suggests routines, short breaks, and blocking distractions to keep work and home separate.
Why OO Sucks by Joe Armstrong
Joe Armstrong argues that OOP binds data and functions together, turns everything into objects, scatters type definitions, and hides state in the wrong way. He says OO grew popular through hype and industry incentives.