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You’re already an expert
You’re already an expert
If you think you're not an expert in something, you are probably wrong.A simple concept may convince you: I call it the ladder of expertise.Many view Experts as separate from Novices. Like Go
·garybasin.com·
You’re already an expert
Molly Brodak’s “To The Other Person I Am Right Before I Fall Asleep”
Molly Brodak’s “To The Other Person I Am Right Before I Fall Asleep”
Yet it’s close. It feels like a new suit or sheet. You are good to everyone and you don't care. Knowing pillows of smoke and a yawn's opulence. I am happy for you. I wish you would go away. And recognize your dad, that tiny figure raking leaves. And hear me out. And hear me out. Listen. --- And recognize your dad, that tiny figure raking leaves. And hear me out. And hear me out. Listen.
·dropbox.com·
Molly Brodak’s “To The Other Person I Am Right Before I Fall Asleep”
Lane 8’s Room Service Festival set
Lane 8’s Room Service Festival set
Follow the This Never Happened Spotify playlist: https://thisneverhappened.ffm.to/spotify Tracklist: Lane 8 - Atlas w/ Lane 8 - Road ft. Arctic Lake (Acapella) Lane 8 - The Gift Lane 8 - Don't Let Me Go ft. Arctic Lake (Forty Cats Remix) Lane 8 - Little By Little (Lane 8 Rework) Lane 8 - Visions ft. RBBTS Lane 8 - Little Voices Bon Iver - Holocene (Lane 8 & Yotto Remix) Lane 8 - Fingerprint Lane 8 - Sunday Song RUFUS DU SOL - Innerbloom (Lane 8 Remix) Josh McKenzie - In Your Eyes Lane 8 - Bear Hug Lane 8 - Just Follow Lane 8: Website: http://www.lane8music.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lane8music Twitter: https://twitter.com/lane8music Spotify: http://po.st/sLane8 Instagram: http://instagram.com/lane8music SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/lane8music
·youtube.com·
Lane 8’s Room Service Festival set
Reverse RSS Feed
Reverse RSS Feed
When I come across writing I like I add it to my rss reader. This is great, because later posts the author writes I will see automatically. But sometimes people have been writing for a long time and have lots of archives. I don't want it all at once; I want to get them as occasional updates. Reading their writing going backwords, getting a new post in my reader every so often, seems about right. I
·jefftk.com·
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Today, Today, Today
Today, Today, Today
Life was not life or death. Life was life and _life_, …I had to slowly reintroduce living after a season of dying, like an astronaut’s body re-acclimating to gravity. Nothing notable happened in the six months after my mother passed away. I watched life go by and it was the sweetest thing I have ever, ever experienced. All the while, know this: you’re growing.
·frankchimero.com·
Today, Today, Today
Toward a more resilient future
Toward a more resilient future
This is something new, something with space to grow. It’s exactly what it needs to be: a website that doesn’t know what it is yet.
·warpspire.com·
Toward a more resilient future
Funding models and progress
Funding models and progress
Progress doesn’t happen automatically when the scientific or technical prerequisites for it are in place. It only happens when people work on it, and that almost always requires funding. --- It only happens when people work on it, This is what concerns me with mathematics and the fact that verifying correctness still relies on an “unnamed collection of experts” instead of formal verification.
·rootsofprogress.org·
Funding models and progress
Video editing comes to Darkroom
Video editing comes to Darkroom
Today we’re launching app-wide support for editing videos in Darkroom, available to all our existing and new subscribers. This is one of…
·medium.com·
Video editing comes to Darkroom
Cross-Pollination
Cross-Pollination
The leap from furry, buzzing insects to abstract geometry is inconceivable unless you’re accustomed to looking at the world in that particular way.
·nshipster.com·
Cross-Pollination
Our pair programming ethos
Our pair programming ethos
Pairs also share context – both people become experts in the solutions they develop. Continued pair programming, especially when switching pairs regularly, promotes pollination of better patterns and more consistency across the code base. As we pair together, we find opportunities to become more open, vulnerable, and accessible.
·blog.testdouble.com·
Our pair programming ethos
foreword
foreword
Some people are just now realizing the extent of the brokenness. Others have understood it, and mourned it, their entire lives.
·annehelen.substack.com·
foreword