I've learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. //Martha Washington

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Pivoting to just boring articles here on out. Enjoy! –kale

#Favorites

Microservices and Orchestration at Scale using Netflix Conductor
//orkes sponsored

I built a receipt printer for GitHub issues
//aschmelyun comments→

Developers spend most of their time figuring the system out
//lepiter comments→

Maybe you should do less 'work'
//johnwhiles comments→

How I learned to stop worrying and structure all writing as a list
//dynomight comments→

I became the world's most prolific DJ, using code
//royvanrijn comments→

What made the NES so interesting?
//nicole comments→

Turn your phone into a space monitoring tool
//esa comments→

Idol Words
//substack comments→

Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive still working to democratize knowledge
//niemanlab comments→

Downpour: A game making tool for phones
//v21 comments→

#Ask HN

If you used to be socially awkward and shy, how did you improve?

What bits of fundamental knowledge are productivity multipliers?

Software with biggest potential for positive impact in 5 years?

#Show HN

Search Engine for Blogs //blogsurf comments→

Zulip 5.0: Threaded open-source team chat //zulip comments→

A website to find public pianos //pianos comments→

Block a tweet, its author, and every single person who liked it //megablock comments→

Oh-heck, a terminal command for when you forget other terminal commands //oh-heck comments→

Calenday, real-time collaborative calendars for trip planning //calenday comments→

Arpchat – Text your friends on the same network using just ARP //github comments→

#Code

Difftastic: A diff that understands syntax //github comments→

Dagger: a new way to build CI/CD pipelines //dagger comments→

Python 3.11 in the Web Browser //pycon comments→

Java 18 / JDK 18: General Availability //java comments→

The SHA-256 Project: learn how hash functions work by implementing one yourself //github comments→

The Code Review Pyramid //morling comments→

Zee: A modern text editor for the terminal written in Rust //github comments→

Extracting web page content using Readability.js and shot-scraper //simonwillison comments→

#Data

Getting my personal data from Amazon was weeks of confusion and tedium //theintercept comments→

Postico: A Modern PostgreSQL Client for the Mac //eggerapps comments→

Visualize SQL Queries //animatesql comments→

Excel 2.0 – Is there a better visual data model than a grid of cells? //subset comments→

#Design

USWDS: The United States Web Design System //digital comments→

Firefox UI/UX History //github comments→

Technicolor Tokyo //neocha comments→

Have iPhone cameras become too smart? //newyorker comments→

Magma Studio – multiplayer drawing/art platform for game dev/animation //magmastudio comments→

#Learn

What is money, anyway? //lynalden comments→

Bizarre space circle captured in unprecedented detail //nature comments→

The flood that filled the Mediterranean Sea - in one year //substack comments→

Johns Hopkins Beast //wikipedia comments→

An Intuitive Guide to Linear Algebra //betterexplained comments→

Olbers' Paradox //wikipedia comments→

#Books

I'm writing a free book called Computer Networks from Scratch //networksfromscratch comments→

Ask HN: Which book can attract anyone towards your field of study? //ycombinator

Lessons from Owning a Bookstore //ryanholiday comments→

Bookvine.io – Help find age appropriate books for kids //bookvine comments→

The Weird, Wonderful History of Fairground Photography //mit comments→

#Watching

Hyper-realistic digital humans in Unity //unity comments→

Mac Studio M1 Ultra Teardown //youtube comments→

Guidance by Railway Tracks //youtube comments→

300 Days Alone //youtube comments→

#Working

Mourning loss as a remote team //sofuckingagile comments→

37% of jobs in the US can be performed entirely at home //sciencedirect comments→

Hard to work with //lethain comments→

The worst part of working from home is now haunting reopened offices //slate comments→

#Startup News

FTC sues Intuit for its deceptive TurboTax “free” filing campaign //ftc comments→

Waymo begins driverless rides in San Francisco //waymo comments→

Spotify and Google Announce User Choice Billing //spotify comments→

Twilio employees, associates charged with insider trading by SEC //sec comments→

#Fun

100k Stars Chrome virtualization experiment //chromeexperiments comments→

Cat Printer //github comments→

Crazy Eddie: The popular electronics chain that scammed America //thehustle comments→

Making a Stainless Steel Rubik's Cube //lulabs comments→

Google Maps Hacks //simonweckert comments→

I Made a Stupid Game //weighoff comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

I hate what video games have become //ivanca comments→

Fuchsia Workstation //fuchsia comments→

Open AI gets GPT-3 to work by hiring an army of humans to fix GPT’s bad answers //columbia comments→

TikTok is scary good. It's digital crack //twitter comments→

The Line of Death //textslashplain comments→

Alexandria Search //alexandria comments→

A statically typed scripting language that transpiles to Posix sh //github comments→

Overtone is live programmable music and visualization //github comments→

Writing a document database from scratch in Go: Lucene-like filters and indexes //eatonphil comments→

Portal 2: Desolation is giving the classic puzzle game a graphics overhaul //pcgamer comments→

I made a CLI tool that turns pixels into emojis //github comments→

Churn: How it works and how to calculate it //causal comments→

Orchestral musicians have unusually challenging jobs //van-magazine comments→

A Crash Course in the Fundamentals of Audio //co-bw comments→

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