I'm after a tool/library that enables non-Gitlab users to edit files (specifically Markdown/Docs)
Could imagine a light JS frontend (like Netlify CMS) that Account Managers can sign into to edit/update docs and it makes an MR with their email as committer.
I feel like there is a hole in my (work) productivity for "mind dumps". Things that aren't ready to be full documentation or tasks for the wider team but something which is a bit more concrete than a "to do".
I currently use (and love) TickTick but i think I'm looking for something to replace it. The best thing about TickTick is the global hotkey to add a todo - it appears, I write it, it disappears.
Notion and Obsidian jump out - anyone else using these? Any other suggestions?
I had a friend who had unlimited holiday and only took 16 days one year because he didn't have holiday to "use up". UK law says you should be given at least 20 days!
i let https://personalsit.es rest for a little too long but spent yesterday cleaning up and merging about 100 PRs against the repo! thanks for all your contributions, and especially for your patience🤍
TIL there's a name for what I ran away from in the corporate world: Mushroom management.
It's a management style where employees are given work without knowing its purpose.
Why mushroom management ? Because workers are “kept in the dark and fed bullshit” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom_management
Even with the parsing of RSS being built into client side JS with DOMParser (@darius did excellent work helping me make it happen), it bothered me how long it took to go fetch and parse all the feeds on every reload.
So now I'm doing it just how people said, by setting up a build hook and GitHub action to have it update on a schedule. Currently I'm doing every 4 hours between 8am and 8pm UTC, we'll see how many of my free build minutes are used up!
