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Bluecast
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Oct 24, 2026
コーヒー豆屋さんのためにならない話 〜コーヒーの話をしてみたり〜
ノーゲストでも泣かない コーヒー豆に関する質問はコメントで https://ncr.official.ec/
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Geoff Graham
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Oct 23, 2026
I’ve never been as nervous to publish on CSS-Tricks since my first article in 2015.
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One Liners
Bluecast
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Oct 22, 2026
的井 Ch
作業
work
dpkgme
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Oct 22, 2026
The brain sandwich
Taking full advantage of AI without letting your engineering skills atrophy
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artificial intelligence
dpkgme
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Oct 22, 2026
Fake meeting
Fleeting: Sorry, I'm in a meeting.
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Dog and Pony Show
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Oct 21, 2026
My employer asked for honest feedback
At some point before I started at my current day job, there was an employee satisfaction survey which revealed that flexibility was one of the areas people felt needed to be improved. The higher-ups in our department have now issued a follow-up survey with open ended questions to give people a chance to elaborate. I wrote this. Remote work. Each workday, I rise well before sunrise. In the summer, my dog wakes me before my alarm has a chance to sound, but somewhere around the equinox, that change...
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urbanism
Sia's Thoughts
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Oct 19, 2026
Engineering for Shrimps
I should really be getting an honorary engineering degree for this
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Ricky Moorhouse
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Oct 17, 2026
From Architect to Product Manager
After years in SRE and architecture for API Connect SaaS, I'm moving to Technical Product Manager for IBM API Connect, owning API Studio and championing stability and reliability as the foundation for what comes next.
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One Thing I've Learned
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Oct 16, 2026
When I find it hard to focus, I use the Pomodoro technique (& why I use Focus Tomato 2 app)
For those not familiar with the term, the Pomodoro technique is a time management technique that breaks work down into intervals (traditionally 25 minutes), separated by short breaks. Goal: to maintain high focus, and prevent mental fatigue. I started using this technique during the pandemic, when I was finding it incredibly difficult to focus on creativestuff for more than a few minutes before feeling compelled to doomscroll headlines or social media. I started with an embarrassingly short inte...
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productivity
Bluecast
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Oct 12, 2026
みなも Ch
作業
work
One Thing I've Learned
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Oct 12, 2026
Heads-up for artists: Translating a photo into art may still violate copyright laws (which is one reason I am loving TrueRef.io)
I used to think that any photo I found online was fair game when it came to using it as reference when I was drawing. What I've learned, however: that translating a photo into another medium (e.g. pencil sketch, digital illustration, etc) may still be classified as an unauthorized derivative work, in terms of copyright laws. Artists shouldn't rely on Fair Use as a free pass. See my list of resources below for more info about this, and how to make sure you're not violating copyright. I also recom...
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Daniel Freytag
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Oct 11, 2026
Weeknotes no.16 – the work in between the work
estimates only cover the visible work. the rest is meetings, surprises, and waiting on other people. ai didn't touch that.
weeknotes
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work
Bluecast
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Oct 7, 2026
オタマトーンカラオケ
もくもく
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Era
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Oct 6, 2026
Work
You're born, you go to school, you work, you die.
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computer
Bluecast
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Oct 2, 2026
作業
雑談とかも
work
Bluecast
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Sep 24, 2026
バーチャルUR賃貸住宅(偽)
何とか今夜の食事をでっち上げる。
work
One Thing I've Learned
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Sep 18, 2026
Italian Progrock: Great workmusic to drown out noisy neighbours
Everyone has their own preference for work music. Some writer friends prefer silence. If I'm writing, I can't listen to any music that has English lyrics because I get too distracted. If I'm illustrating, anything is fine. And when I'm trying to write in a rented apartment when it sounds like someone in the apartment directly above my office is hammering and drilling (drilling into my brain), I find that my usual mellow atmospheric music doesn't cut it. I pull out the big guns, e.g. Italian prog...
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productivity
One Thing I've Learned
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Sep 1, 2026
There is no magic shortcut. You need to do the work.
I have learned that pushing through the tough bits often helps me build skills that will come in handy for other projects or goals...including perseverance when I make mistakes or missteps.
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Neil Turner's Blog
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Sep 1, 2026
Sliding into September
We're into the final third of the year. As I work at a university, September is a busy month as new students arrive to enrol and returning students come back after the long summer break, so campus is going to be busy again after a quiet few months. This month also sees my employer adopting...
hybridworking
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school
Bluecast
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Aug 30, 2026
あじ Ch
年末の雑談
work
Bluecast
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Aug 21, 2026
かもず Ch
お絵描き作業✍️(🔈申請⭕️)
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Bluecast
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Aug 16, 2026
作業雑談
画面だしてません
work
Bluecast
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Aug 16, 2026
ガタケ原稿の仕上げ作業
🐅🐉原稿作業画面（無音/BGMのみ）
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One Thing I've Learned
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Aug 14, 2026
Having hobbies outside of work helps fill my creative well
Also a handy of way of clearing my head when I'm work-stressed
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