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me@ognjen.io LinkedInAccurately gauging and mitigating risk is tough work. (620)
So many CEOs are pushing for a return to the office. What do they see in it? (182)
As much as working remotely is a competitive hiring advantage again, not wanting to work remotely is now an advantage for getting hired.A lot of companies are mandating returns ... (76)
Not only is BSL a reasonable business model, but it also makes open source a viable career path. (210)
Content farms and AI are doing a great job at producing content that is good enough for most people. We don't need more good quality, niche, carefully crafted content. So, don't write. Well, unless... (362)
One of the most impactful pieces of advice I ever got was just to lie still in bed. (682)
Just like Google News consumes others' content and profits off of it, so does ChatGPT, only worse. (58)
While I'm not a fan of using TDD all the time, here are a few situations where it's quite effective. (206)
A few suggestions on how to approach making changes to code that has not been touched in a while and where institutional knowledge might be gone. (730)
Platforms like Patreon helped content creators switch to full-time. But they bill periodically. Might it be better for content creators if they were paid after the content was consumed? (480)
A look at links that GitHub Copilot suggests. (386)
There are lots of fully remote jobs, but most require at least some timezone overlap. (202)
Not only is there no need to thank Chat GPT but it takes tokens for it to get rid of your thanks. (49)
We are excited to announce an official partnership between www.foodmarkethub.com and www.supplybunny.com, two leading platforms in the food procurement industry. (0)
ChatGPT et. al. are bots and as such should obey `robots.txt`. (29)
Using plain language, in writing and product, makes it easier to parse, understand and use. (454)
I posted a poll on HackerNews asking that question. Some interesting responses. (264)
And serving ads instead. (39)
Never having interviewed in my life, I learnt a few things when looking for a new job last year. (318)
Believing the misconception that a customer has decided not to use your product because they're lazy is only hurting you. (245)
MIT license that excludes use as sample data for machine learning (417)
For NoCode solutions to be effective, coding concepts need to be entirely removed. (473)
Removing the need to know the underlying concepts and making familiarity with the software a desirable skill in itself (579)
Looking back at one year of more "serious" blogging (585)
from generated html pages in Chrome using the File System Access API (1361)