Weekend Reading — ☕ Decafurious

This week we add a word to the dictionary, design a 5-pop-up-sandwich, discover the best AirBnB, and learn to do our own laundry.,

Weekend Reading — Panic carefully

via 𝔻𝕖𝕖𝕡 𝕋𝕙𝕠𝕥 Tech Stuff Socket - Secure your JavaScript supply chain I hope this works as advertised: Socket also uses static analysis to detect usage of privileged APIs such as shell, filesystem, eval(), and environment variables. Beyond capability detection, we also detect telltale signs of malicious code: introduction of install scripts,

Weekend Reading — 🇺🇦 Stay Strong Ukraine

Nerdy two panel london underground name jokes Tech Stuff CodeCaptcha.io What if Captcha, but also a job interview and you have to solve a code challenge? Lucas Ou-Yang Fascinating look at the cultural difference. For me what stands is the way in which the salary differences (China vs US)

Collected Links Feb 23, 2022

User Experience Mike Rundle My buddy is an electrician and told me a few months ago that he always leaves the screws in a vertical position on jobs as a sign of craftsmanship. Been thinking ever since what my “vertical screws” equivalent is for product design. Kenneth Auchenberg Thread about

Weekend Reading — Not another channel!

This week we got a new email client, miniature Cray-1, non-advise on exercising stock options, and vampire killing kit.

Running Scheduled Jobs, as easy as 1,2,3

How to write and deploy a scheduled job in 3 easy steps. You write the code, QueueRun will deploy and manage it for you.

Collected Links Feb 14, 2021

Identifying Chocolates With Computer Vision Tech GitHub - ObuchiYuki/DevToysMac: DevToys For macDevToys For mac. Contribute to ObuchiYuki/DevToysMac development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHubObuchiYuki Here's the thing about software development: no matter how much time and thought and planning you put into it, you are

Weekend Reading — Smaller portion, same great taste

This week we're going to a shorter format that's more email-friendly for all my newsletter subscribers.

Weekend Reading — 🐶 Learn to fetch

Rotating Target Neutron Source (RTNS-II) Door The incredible thing about this door is that it’s 97,000 pounds and yet “special bearing in the hinge allowed a single person to move the door.” 🪑 Design Objective A UX designer walks into a Tesla Bar Edward Tufte has this visual rule