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Learn how to automatically share your latest blog posts to Mastodon, Twitter/X, and other social networks using GitHub Actions and the crosspost tool. A simple way to regain traffic lost to search engines and AI.

This guide explains how to split a mono-repo into smaller repositories, keeping the git history for selected files.

Learn how to benchmark Docker registry performance using the Hyperfine CLI tool. A simple way to compare image pull speeds between registries like Artifactory, Harbor, Docker Hub, and Quay.

I’ve been performing a short presentation about Harvard Negotiation Model after reading a few books on the negotiation topic. “Harvard Negotiation Model” sounds pompously, but it’s core principles are really simple, and surprisingly to me - I already used some of them intuitively. I collected my drafts if I ever wanted to remind myself the framework. My knowledge on the methodology came from “Getting to YES” book, but I found references to the methodology in many other books, like: ...

Learn how to run a Personal User Manual exercise with your team to boost connection, improve communication, and foster a positive team culture. Includes a ready-to-use template and practical tips for success.

Discover the most influential management and productivity “laws”—from Murphy’s Law to Conway’s Law—that shape decision-making, leadership, and organizational behavior. Learn practical applications and scientific backgrounds to boost your effectiveness at work.

Learn how to automatically delete old Cloudflare Pages deployments using a Bash script and the Cloudflare API. Keep your account clean and reduce clutter by removing outdated deployments.

The 4-hour work weekEscape 9-5, live anywhere and join the new rich Author: Timothy Ferriss This book’s title feels like a joke at first, but once you start reading, you realize Ferriss is absolutely serious about it. He breaks things down step by step, challenging the default assumptions about work and life. He defines the “New Rich” as people who have rediscovered what being rich actually means. Most people grind away day after day, chasing the “holy” retirement, only to find that when it finally arrives, they’re already too old or too tired to enjoy it. They work longer, harder, and more, just to justify not trying a different life. The “NR” (the New Rich, as he calls them) understand that being rich isn’t about having more stuff, but about having the freedom to choose what you do and when you do it. Ferriss suggests using geographical arbitrage-moving to cheaper places where you can live like the rich, often for surprisingly little money. He encourages you not to wait for retirement, but to start taking “mini retirements” right now, throughout your life. ...

Antifragile Systems and TeamsAuthor: Dave Zwieback This is a short read, but it does a solid job of capturing an important idea: that the healthiest systems and teams aren’t just resistant to change, they actually get stronger through it. Zwieback contrasts fragile organizations - those that try to lock things down and prevent every possible failure - with antifragile ones, which use volatility, mistakes, and small shocks as opportunities to learn and improve. ...

Getting to YesNegotiating an agreement without giving in Authors: Roger Fisher, William Ury, Bruce Patton I’ve often heard about the “Harvard Negotiation” method, but I hadn’t read Getting to Yes until recently. To my surprise, much of the content felt familiar - not because I had read it before, but because I had already been using many of its principles, unknowingly picked up from other sources. ...