n_cusan

Something like this https://retool.com/

Love the aesthetic of the letter.

Very much agree, having kids has totally changed the way I work. I definitely have less time to do side projects and have to heavily coordinate with my wife when I want to work on a side project.

On the other hand I have had the experience that I am much more focused when I have the time as it has become more precious in a way. My motivation to create something new that could potentially benefit my children is also much higher. Just have to be careful not to convert motivation to self-pressure. It can be a thin line sometimes.

That sounds very useful. Mind sharing the link to your service? Thanks.

Impressive output for a single person. How do you organize yourself to get so much done and prioritize the areas you focus on? I work mostly on frontend stuff so when I work on personal projects I tend to focus on that area and neglect other ones. What backend stack are you using?

Overall I think the aesthetic is very polished. Very well done!!!

I wrote my own CSS reset stylesheet because I was tired of copying over the same additions to normalize.css on every new project and wanted to install it directly from npm. Basically it does browser style normalizing + reseting/removing (almost) all default styles.

https://github.com/nicolas-cusan/destyle.css

Growing up in Spain, I am currently living back here after living over 14 years in Germany and spending most of my working life there. I am half Spanish and half German and have a good perspective on both mentalities in general. In my opinion the problem in Spain is definitely the mindset towards work and the way it is perceived. Here work seems to always be some tedious chore that keeps you away from social live. I do not know many people who truly enjoy their job.

A couple of years ago my girlfriend came from Spain to live with me in Germany and got a job. After the first day she came home at 10:00 pm (work ended at 6:00 pm). I was worried that they were making her work to hard the first day, but when she came home she told me she just stayed late doing nothing for the new boss seeing her put in the effort... That really really reminded me why I left Spain to work in Germany. I just do not get that kind of attitude, when I confronted her about it she told me that this behavior was expected in all the places she worked at. Leaving early (or even on time), even if you are effective and have done you work is frowned upon by both coworkers and managers. Paradoxically people might even consider you lazy.

So I am really expectant to see how this experiment turns out and if it achieves a change in mentality or if it is just a way to spend tax money and make some “friends of friends” rich as politicians like to do in Spain by subsidizing companies that once the state money runs out go back to normal.

Berlin has some parts that resemble the dystopian visions that you mention, in particular some parts of Lichtenberg [1] and Gropiusstadt [2].

[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=lichtenberg+berlin&t=hx&iar=images... [2] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=gropiusstadt+berlin&t=hx&iax=image... [3]

I guess it was about 6 or 7 months ago. I will bring it up with the team to give it another try.

We tried jitsi for a while and found it did not perform well for screen sharing in large groups (which we use extensively). We switched to whereby.com (former appear.in) which is not free for group meetings (used to be though) but is much more reliable. Creating new meeting rooms works the same way as in jitsi