hn17
Non-corporate users will migrate to Discord, Slack will cut resources costs = more money without new users. Everyone happy, just allow us to export data ;)
The Front-End Tooling Survey 2019
Memorizing a programming language using spaced repetition software (2013)
Learning and Practicing Beyond Codecademy
Can computers be trained to understand body language?
“The best route to artificial intelligence would be to build it with biology”
Wheel of Misfortune: A role-playing game for incident management training
macOS Catalina: Things Web Developers and Designers Should Know
Key Factors of a Good Online IT Course
Google says it's achieved quantum supremacy
Josh Kaufman AMA (Personal MBA, The First 20 Hours)
Authors of critical open source software you use everyday need help
Beyond bionics: how the future of prosthetics is redefining humanity
The State of JavaScript – The State of the Web
Google 2.0: Why MIT scientists are building a new search engine
If stuck try to find answer by yourself googling, read documentation/books or seek for help from community. I think it's more efficient and entertaining than reading whole books chapter by chapter before starting using knowledge.
If you must learn something quickly I would probably search advice from a person who already knows what is important to learn first or search if someone resolved similar problem.
That way you will learn just needed subset for a beginning to resolve a problem and then you can learn more.
Ask HN: Drawbacks of Solid project by Tim Berners-Lee?
Solid is a new interesting project backed by famous Tim Berners-Lee. Project is focusing on giving control back to Internet users. Everyone can have his own "container" named POD for data, but data is also interconnected fe. your POD host your images but if someone comments it he hosts his comments, so it seems like a good way of having control but from technical point of view it's not great...