Readit Newsunsurprising, since they're also into Monoliths
wait until they hear about microservices
yashasolutions commented on Why vampires live forever machielreyneke.com/blog/v... · Posted by u/machielrey
very entertaining writing style
yashasolutions commented on Battle-Testing Lynx at Allegro blog.allegro.tech/2026/02... · Posted by u/tgebarowski
I thought it’s about Lynx Browser, a text based browser that lives in terminal
same
yashasolutions commented on Apple I Advertisement (1976) apple1.chez.com/Apple1pro... · Posted by u/janandonly
> "you won't be continually paying for access to this growing software library."
Well... the apple used to be sweet and has turn pretty sour with the years...
yashasolutions commented on Design Thinking Books (2024) designorate.com/design-th... · Posted by u/rrm1977
Design thinking is a human-centered, iterative approach to creative problem-
solving, focusing on deeply understanding users' needs to develop innovative
solutions through phases like Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test.
it is not - just a way to position design and untie it from the visual output that is also called design. Design thinking will not make you a logo (but a logo designer could pretty much do design thinking...)
I like the design, it's fresh and have good visual hierarchy (cool be improved in place but overall very nice). The content is fine for a first iteration I suppose. The tone is a bit aggressive sometime, I get you want to give a NO-BS focused mindset but maybe a tad over doing it. Also visually I think you could make more use the monetization impact of the game decisions - maybe that would help with "focused" branding without having to resort a condescending tone in some places.
You probably will want a bit more nuance - businesses have multiple growth path and there isn't just once recipe for things but tradeoff are real and choices have impact - it is more important to understand the impacts of the tradeoff that to be locked in on some mantras.
But again, all these are improvements that you will probably navigate yourself :)
yashasolutions commented on The Myth of the ThinkPad innovintageblog.wordpress... · Posted by u/volemo
Framework should get in that same business.
I mean, my company buys them, I know at least one other that does too. Both are too technical I think to bother with a hardware support contract. But others might!
the service business that will get fast turn over repair for a business to pay the premium they pay to levono/ibm isn't that easy to do. But yeah, I am sure they could create an ecosystem of reparability that would increase their sales
yashasolutions commented on Text-based web browsers cssence.com/2026/text-bas... · Posted by u/pabs3
Interesting find mentioned in the comments - https://chawan.net/
It feels like Tailwind but simpler and some interesting design choice. And style wise, it feels very close to shadcn but again, framework agnostic, no build approach.
Code is at https://codeberg.org/FRNKN