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This month the topic for the IndieWeb Blog Carnival is “Museum Memories.” As I thought about what that prompt brought to mind, I was flooded with memory. I used to play hooky from high school and go to the San Diego Museum of Art. My fri...
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Finally some colors on my blog, Iâm getting there : a place where I like to spend time, writing, reading, exploring with just enough features so that it covers my needs.
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My blog has an offline mode that lets you view articles you have previously read on my website. This mode allows you to read something on my website even if you don’t have an internet connection. If the page you want to view has not been...
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Madra Teanga - Open Source Irish Language Programming March 4th, 2026 An open source project that has already produced a great app for learning Irish—programmed in a language called Draíocht (sin “magic” as Béarla)! I’m supporting this o...
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If you wanted to make a really crude approximation of project management, you could say there are two main styles: waterfall and agile. It’s not as simple as that by any means. And the two aren’t really separate things; agile came about ...
Read moreOutsourcing execution to machines makes a lot of sense. I’m not so sure it makes sense to outsource learning.
Couldn't agree more. The biggest issue with agentic-coding is that it short circuits the learning process. Detrimental to new engineers who should be learning all the time. Even experienced engineers seem to have an issue with keeping their skills sharp after long periods of using AI tools.
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I love offline mode! ❤️ When someone visits my blog they get a copy of my SQLite database. That copy is stored in their browser using IndexedDB, and a WASM version of SQLite is used to query it. Then the whole blog runs from that databas...
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Jeremy Keith writes : But you lose the learning. The idea of a cybernetic system like, say, agile development, is that you try something, learn from it, and adjust accordingly. You remember what worked. You remember what didnât. Thatâ...
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Dang, and here I was just minding my own business...
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Which is why that’s the direction we build the movement towards
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2 months ⦠I went from micro.blog to self hosted indiekit and having my own ActivityPub instance via Fedify Its quite a change that now everything I use in terms of UI/backend can be changed, fine-tuned, adapted at will. Now Iâm wond...
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