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Neal Shusterman's Scythe: Death in a Utopia
Neal Shusterman's Scythe: A thought-provoking sci-fi novel exploring mortality in a world where death is controlled by trained grim reapers.
The Weekly Cache #1
Installing Linux with WSL, moving to Ghost for blogging, programming in Ruby, reading Scythe and AI Snake Oil, watching Superman, and discovering Tollbit for AI monetization.
Installing Linux onto Windows with WSL
Steps for installing WSL, installing Linux, uninstalling Linux, and looking at your versions.
Check your Power Automate Licenses
How to check if your Power Automate licenses are valid to prevent issues.
Enable or disable the Power Apps Consent Dialog
How to use PowerShell to disable the consent dialog showing when a user opens Microsoft Power Apps for the first time or when a new connection is added.
Smaller Rocks Matter: Rethinking Time Blocking
Rethink time blocking: Don't forget to schedule "smaller rocks" like emails and admin tasks to prevent them from becoming urgent interruptions.
Losing the ability to read and think deeply
Explore the modern struggle to read and think deeply amidst constant digital consumption. This post delves into how short-form content impacts focus and offers strategies to rebuild the ability to engage with evergreen material.
Document your work!
Documentation is vital for software developers. It boosts understanding, ensures thoroughness, improves collaboration, and saves future time and effort.
Thoughts about code comments
Argues for comments that explain code's purpose to other developers, serving as a guide and documentation extension rather than code repetition. It also stresses deleting commented-out code and relying on source control.