But for blog readers, the process is inverted: bloggers publish (everything that seems significant to them) and then readers select (which of those publications are worthy of their interests). There are advantages and disadvantages to both select-then-publish and publish-then-select, and while the latter may require more of the unrewarding work of deciding to ignore uninteresting writing, it also has more of the rewarding delight of discovering something that’s both totally unexpected and utterly wonderful.
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The Memex Method
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Should GET Requests Have a Body?
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Building Minecraft Houses from 2D Images
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Dealing with States in Turn Based Online Game
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Bescheid der österreichischen Datenschutzbehörde zur Nutzung von Google Analytics in Netdoctor
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Landgericht München zu Google Fonts
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Alphacode
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User Defined Web Fonts
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Impacts of Lack of Sleep
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Autonowashing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxXiTf4sO54
On Tesla numbers:
„The human is part of the safety and control loop. The human is the safety net and ignoring the performance and limitations of the human means you’re ignoring half the system.“