Pretty interesting article about laws you should know if you work in tech:
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The 13 software engineering laws
Hyrum's law, Conway’s law, Zawinski's law, and 10 others.
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April 18, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Pretty interesting article about laws you should know if you work in tech:
newsletter.manager.dev/p/the-13-sof...
#SoftwareEngineering #TechTips #DevLife 💻
newsletter.manager.dev/p/the-13-sof...
#SoftwareEngineering #TechTips #DevLife 💻
Reposted by AlmostDev
Initial conditions:
m1=35.7 m2=137.0 m3=37.3 (solar masses)
v1x=-3.941 v1y=-6.528 v2x=5.69 v2y=6.578 v3x=4.253 v3y=-6.143 (km/s)
x1=-26.0 y1=7.0 x2=-1.0 y2=-35.0 x3=33.0 y3=35.0 (AU from center)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin
m1=35.7 m2=137.0 m3=37.3 (solar masses)
v1x=-3.941 v1y=-6.528 v2x=5.69 v2y=6.578 v3x=4.253 v3y=-6.143 (km/s)
x1=-26.0 y1=7.0 x2=-1.0 y2=-35.0 x3=33.0 y3=35.0 (AU from center)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin
April 15, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Initial conditions:
m1=35.7 m2=137.0 m3=37.3 (solar masses)
v1x=-3.941 v1y=-6.528 v2x=5.69 v2y=6.578 v3x=4.253 v3y=-6.143 (km/s)
x1=-26.0 y1=7.0 x2=-1.0 y2=-35.0 x3=33.0 y3=35.0 (AU from center)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin
m1=35.7 m2=137.0 m3=37.3 (solar masses)
v1x=-3.941 v1y=-6.528 v2x=5.69 v2y=6.578 v3x=4.253 v3y=-6.143 (km/s)
x1=-26.0 y1=7.0 x2=-1.0 y2=-35.0 x3=33.0 y3=35.0 (AU from center)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin
This new framework LynxJS looks pretty promising. I should try building an app with it sometime.
GitHub - lynx-family/lynx: Empower the Web community and invite more to build across platforms.
Empower the Web community and invite more to build across platforms. - lynx-family/lynx
github.com
March 8, 2025 at 1:11 PM
This new framework LynxJS looks pretty promising. I should try building an app with it sometime.
Which nomenclature to use for your git commits and branches? 🧵
To maintain a clean repository and easily understand commits from your collaborators, it's helpful to follow some conventions.
On this small thread I give my personal convention.
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To maintain a clean repository and easily understand commits from your collaborators, it's helpful to follow some conventions.
On this small thread I give my personal convention.
1/6
March 2, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Which nomenclature to use for your git commits and branches? 🧵
To maintain a clean repository and easily understand commits from your collaborators, it's helpful to follow some conventions.
On this small thread I give my personal convention.
1/6
To maintain a clean repository and easily understand commits from your collaborators, it's helpful to follow some conventions.
On this small thread I give my personal convention.
1/6
Learning is crucial, but I often forget what I've learned. A solution to avoid this problem is to use the Feynman method: teaching what I've learned to deepen my understanding. 📖
I'll start posting threads about topics I want to learn, re-learn or grasp the concepts fully.
I'll start posting threads about topics I want to learn, re-learn or grasp the concepts fully.
February 15, 2025 at 12:04 PM
Learning is crucial, but I often forget what I've learned. A solution to avoid this problem is to use the Feynman method: teaching what I've learned to deepen my understanding. 📖
I'll start posting threads about topics I want to learn, re-learn or grasp the concepts fully.
I'll start posting threads about topics I want to learn, re-learn or grasp the concepts fully.