What good design managers do
A good design manager focuses on 5 key responsibilities to build a healthy and happy team:

1. Ensure a steady stream of challenging and meaningful work for you & your team
2. Show where the quality bar is, by doing exemplary work yourself
3. Protect time and focus of your reports so they can do their best work
4. Communicate timely & clear feedback to every team member
5. Create a personalised growth path for every member in the team

Search engines in general have realized that it's more profitable to show you irrelevant results than to show you nothing. Furthermore, they've realized it's more profitable to show you irrelevant results laden with their ads than show you highly relevant results from ad-free sites.
Perverse incentives at work!

This is precisely what happened. When google merged with doubleclick.net the new company should have been named doubleclick.net and not google. The old google ceased to exist at that point and was swallowed by an advertising company.

phind.com
Kagi (don’t use it personally)

Material Symbols are our newest icons consolidating over 3,036 glyphs in a single font file with a wide range of design variants. Symbols are available in three styles and four adjustable variable font styles (fill, weight, grade, and optical size).

Intel One Mono font repository.

The .ttf, .woff and .woff2 fonts provided in the official release have been manually optimized for screen display, improving clarity and legibility, especially on Windows platforms.

Viewing and Editing Sources

Generating Fonts

For the enterprise, that leaves SUSE. Personally, I think the best thing enterprise environments can look at are firms that provide support for FreeBSD, like Klara Systems. [klarasystems.com] Since they don't make a "distro" and FreeBSD is a full OS controlled by a foundation, your support guys can't pull the rug out from the open source community. Plus, since they don't own the system, their bug fixes go to the foundation, not their fork of it. Allowing the support guys to own the code is a recipe for disaster—they're incentivized to lock you in and implement Oracle-style anti-customer tactics. Unfortunately, the guys who pay the bills tend to like the IBMs and Oracles of the world.

These wonderful little pieces are works that you (probably) have to learn to love, but which can be loved nonetheless -- and it certainly helps that Pollini plays them with intimacy and expressiveness. Though atonal, these pieces are nonetheless thinly swathed in the last vestiges of classical form and harmony: you can glimpse shades of lyrical melody, chordal accompaniments, ABA structure in the first piece, expressive appoggiaturas, pedal tones, and so on. Formally speaking there's a vast (unimaginably vast) number of things that can be said about these three pieces, standing as they are at the very threshold of full-blooded modern serial atonality, but that's not in fact that helpful if you want to just enjoy listening to these. So instead I suggest several ways of listening to these:

1. Three tableaux: a silent evening in a house soon to be demolished, a funeral, a fire swallowing a factory.
2. Five paintings: Picasso's The Blue Room, Francis Bacon's Head I / Böcklin's Isle of the Dead, Munch's The Scream / Kandinsky's Composition VII
3. Three preludes: a nocturne out of late Liszt, a Brahmsian intermezzo/lament, a piece out of Schumann's Kriesleriana.
4. Three myths: Sisyphus, Dante, Zeus and Leda.
5. Music for films from the black-and-white era. Imagine whatever you choose.

00:00 -- 1. Mässig
03:55 -- 2. Mässig
11:09 -- 3. Bewegt

Responsive designs being created today have to serve more users on more devices and with more varied abilities and preferences than ever before. And size and spacing of elements can quite literally make or break your layout. In this new world, strict pixel values are so Web 2.0. Let’s review modern CSS techniques for building future-forward flexibility into our layouts and components.

Manage your resume as structured data: CV format specification and tools to manage CV documents. - GitHub - hexagonkt/codecv: Manage your resume as structured data: CV format specification and tools to manage CV documents.

This is an account of Einstein's work and thoughts on the quantum theory. The following topics will be discussed: The light-quantum hypothesis and its gradual evolution into the photon concept. Barly history
o r t h e p h o t o e l e c t r i c e l e c t m e c h e o r ec a a n d e x p e r i m e n t a r e a s o n s
stronger and more protracted than for any other particle proposed to date.

What the Rationalistic World Forgot. the stupor of rationality • stories, building intuition • alchemy, building process • religion, building wonder

"Gotta go. That was 1970. We are in 2022."

• Number one, your address. We don't need the full address: city and state only."
• Two: objective statement. Gotta go. That was 1970. We are in 2022."
• we don't need your entire work history since you started your professional career.
• Erica recommends using active verbs like: streamlined, managed, implemented, improved, strategized, increased, produced, and generated.

Squiggles, scribbles, shapes and... other stuff.
A library of over 70 custom-color elements ready to paste into your project.

https://www.json2yaml.com/

YAML - "strict superset of JSON"

** No tabs **
x : 1                      # 1 is a number, not a boolean
x : "The rain in Spain"    # Strings can be quoted but don't have to be!
another_key: Another value goes here.
# Multiple line strings - literal (|) or folded (>) blocks
# collections - 2 space indent (by convention)
set :
  a : 1
  b : 2
  c : 3
# arrays/lists
myarray :
 - key : a
   val : 1
 - key : b
   val : 2
 - key : c
   val : 3

Semver: A Primer

Prefixing a single semver version string with the ^ character defines a range of acceptable versions that include all patch and minor versions from the ones specified up to, but not including, the next version. So "^1.2.3" can be approximately expanded as ">=1.2.3 <2.0.0".

Unlike ~, the ^ operator with a major version of 0 is essentially a no-op, in that it translates to exactly that version rather than a full range. So "^0.2.3" is equal to just "0.2.3" and no more.

In recent years we've seen an explosion of powerful web technologies in Perl not at the least due to the creation of the PSGI specification.

Plack provides the Plack::Middleware class that makes the process of modifying the response easier, and along with Plack::Util helps us deal with the slightly more complex cases where there's a callback for a response from our inner class:

Plack::Test

Another great thing about abstracting away the actual webserver that our PSGI application is talking to is that we don't actually have to have a real webserver at the outer layer at all! If we just want to test our application we can do this in process by just sending input to the anonymous subroutine and examining the return values.

Tool for creating proportional scales for typography, iconography, spacing, and components in design systems.

// Font-sizes Major Second, base 16px
$font-size-xsmall: 13px;
$font-size-small: 14px;
$font-size-medium: 16px;
$font-size-medlarge: 18px;
$font-size-large: 20px;
$font-size-xlarge: 23px;
$font-size-xxlarge: 26px;
$font-size-xxxlarge: 32px;
$font-size-giant: 36px;
$font-size-xgiant: 41px;
$font-size-huge: 52px;

I visited www.lornah.com to train with the Kenyan marathoners. Every day they do a 45 minute ab workout with the kenyan trainers. Working out with the Kenyans makes you realized your body can be pushed to levels in high altitude and heat on a very miniscule diet of fish, rice, and fruties. Try it if you dare. Follow me here www.kdalive.com

forearm plank x 1:00
side plank R/L x 1:00
reverse plank 1:00
x 2
bent knee v-sit Russian twists 1:00
bent knee v-sit leg bicycles 1:00
bent knee v-sit