I find it useful as it provides a framework that resonates with me - Peter Lynch’s approach. I'm using it now. Thanks.
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Hard agree.
I’m curious what specific problem Files.md aims to solve as an open-source alternative to Obsidian. Since Obsidian already uses open data stored as Markdown of my choice as well as plugins are open-source - my only real pain point is seamless online & offline syncing between my laptop and mobile phone. I’ve tried a few options, including iCloud Drive, but they are not quite reliably as Obsidian’s paid sync service. Would Files.md offer a better sync alternative?
Are there communities on Discord/Reddit for what you're doing? I'm interested in dabbling with home automation during my free time.
Are there communities on Discord/Reddit for what you're doing? I'm interested in dabbling with home automation during my free time.
I stopped viewing it after the UI revamped. It sets me thinking when using it, like solving a mini puzzle.
I can't recommend enough the book Don't Make Me Think.
Outside of Europe.
What about Asia like Thailand and Indonesia?
Same here. Close to 3 years into my first full-time job.
Instead of seeking employment, did you consider creating employment? After being on the job for 3 years, one could identify some repeated problems/gaps. This could be potential startup business idea. I have been a database analyst for coming to 3 years, doing loads of data migration. I saw some gaps that is pretty potential in it too.
Or did you consider furthering your studies to enhance your skillset with e.g. M.Sc. Computer Science?
I am weighing my options.
1. Website: HN
2. Website: Echojs for my JavaScript interest
3. Website: Subreddit Programming for my general interest in programming
4. Magazine: Harvard Business Review for understanding business needs. Reading business case studies help to align my tech skills with business needs. I find this combination particularly essential.
5. Magazine: MIT Technology Review for tech related research
6. Podcast: Nodeup for my nodejs interest
7. Website: Producthunt for uncovering products that I dont know.
Lastly something which you didn't ask. But I want to share is books and video tutorials. Books and videos recommendation is a whole new topic.