DeveloPassion's Newsletter - Energy crisis

By Sébastien Dubois • Issue #89 • View online

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Welcome to the 89th edition

Another week, another newsletter! I hope that you all had a great one 🤩

I’ve had a really stressful week (yes, one more :o). I have good hopes to be past the stressful times by the end of the year, but as the weeks pass, I realize that I may be over-optimistic about that.

I also feel a massive lack of energy. I feel depleted. I’ve lost a lot of momentum on social networks and find it hard to resume sharing and engaging, which has ripple effects on the rest of what I do.

My main goal, for now, remains to fix the issues I’ve been battling for months because those prevent me from really putting my energy into my projects. My head is clearly elsewhere, and at the end of the day, I can’t find the energy to work on side projects anymore. Bummer!

So it’s an energy crisis, just like Europe is facing right now. A different kind of crisis, but still a crisis. Europe is filling the tanks as much as possible and preparing for the Winter to come. And on my end I’m trying to waste as little energy as I can on things that don’t deserve it. But just like Nord Stream, there are energy leaks, and I can only try to cope with those.

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Obsidian 1.0, the all-new Obsidian.

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Feel free to add if you find something else not on my list.

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Does Tana replace Logseq? = Maybe.
Does Tana replace Roam? = Yes.
Does Tana replace Notion? = Definitely.

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How AI Image Generators Work (Stable Diffusion / Dall-E) - Computerphile

AI image generators are massive, but how are they creating such interesting images? Dr Mike Pound explains what’s going on. Thumbnail image partly created by…

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GitHub - leeoniya/uFuzzy: A tiny, efficient fuzzy search that doesn't suck

A tiny, efficient fuzzy search that doesn’t suck. Contribute to leeoniya/uFuzzy development by creating an account on GitHub.

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GitHub - devcontainers/spec: Development Containers: Use a Docker container as a full-featured development environment.

Development Containers: Use a Docker container as a full-featured development environment. - GitHub - devcontainers/spec: Development Containers: Use a Docker container as a full-featured development environment.

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Development Container Specification

The purpose of the development container specification is to provide a way to enrich containers with the content and metadata necessary to enable development…

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GitHub - fosslife/devtools-x: Collection of offline first developer utilities available as desktop application. all in one place, cross-platform!

Collection of offline first developer utilities available as desktop application. all in one place, cross-platform! - GitHub - fosslife/devtools-x: Collection of offline first developer utilities available as desktop application. all in one place, cross-platform!

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JavaScript is no longer the favorite programming language for developers | TechRadar

CircleCI study finds JavaScript losing favor when it comes to the top programming languages.

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Mark Russinovich

@markrussinovich

Speaking of languages, it's time to halt starting any new projects in C/C++ and use Rust for those scenarios where a non-GC language is required. For the sake of security and reliability. the industry should declare those languages as deprecated.

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Indie Hacking and bootstrapping

How and why I built Japan Dev | Japan Dev

Japan Dev started as a list of companies I wanted to work for back in 2014. Here’s the story of how that idea morphed into a job board showcasing hundreds of Japan’s best tech companies.

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Stringing together several free tiers to host an application with zero cost using fly.io, Litestream and Cloudflare :: blog.dahl.dev

The image was generated by putting the blog post title into DALL-E 2. Quite fitting! I have a side project called bostadsbussen. It scrapes property listings for the Swedish real estate market. The site needs to persist data in the form of user accounts, property data and images. At the time of writing this post I am currently on a sabbatical. With my income at 0, I want to keep the cost of hosting my side project as low as possible.

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Surviving solopreneurship — an interview with Justin Welsh ($135K/mo)

Making $135,000 per month is pretty impressive for any business… let alone a solopreneur. I caught up with Justin Welsh to see how the heck he does it….

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Denis Shatalin

@Denis__Shatalin

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You can do it without even touching your product.

Steal my pricing tactics that have brought easy sales for 50 startups: https://t.co/KzPHg2RFgJ

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Ronen 🗣️

@ambitiousronen

31 simple sentences that'll teach you more about sales than a $4,995 course:

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