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Хто зараз у Празі та має дітей шкільного віку — є можливість безкоштовно отримати необхідні речі для школи 🎒✏️📓 — зошити, канцелярію та інше шкільне приладдя. 🇺🇦🇨🇿 Реєстрація на отримання набору шкільного приладдя Запрошуємо дітей 1–9 класів, які проживають у Чехії, на спеціальну програму з нагоди початку нового навчального року. Допомога призначена насамперед для сімей у складній соціальній ситуації, одиноких батьків та родин, які потребують підтримки. 📅 26, 27, 28 та 31 серпня 2026 🕙 Початок програми:… https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzZds3yl0LYDRfu95DhFJoETqXnkCevNKKm6Moh999SuZI-Q/viewform

Реєстрація на отримання набору шкільного приладдя

Запрошуємо дітей 1–9 класів, які проживають у Чехії, на спеціальну програму з нагоди початку нового навчального року. Допомога призначена насамперед для сімей у складній соціальній ситуації, одиноких батьків та родин, які потребують підтримки. 📅 26, 27, 28 та 31 серпня 2026 🕙 Початок програми: 10:00, 12:00 або 14:00; 31 серпня - 17:00 ⏱ Тривалість: приблизно 45 хвилин 📍 Holýšovská 2923/4, 155 00 Praha 13 – Stodůlky Дитина повинна прийти особисто у вибраний під час реєстрації день і час та взяти участь у програмі. Після програми кожна зареєстрована дитина отримає безкоштовний набір шкільного приладдя. Якщо ви реєструєте кількох дітей, будь ласка, вкажіть інформацію про кожну дитину.

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I've gotta say, in some ways I'm ok with Starbucks and in other ways Starbucks just pisses me off to no end. One of my biggest complaints is how they do such a shit job training their baristas and don't teach them anything sane about coffee or espresso. They just teach them this made up bullshit Starbucks nonsense... which leaves the "baristas" being "Starbucks" employees NOT baristas. They aren't taught what a cappuccino actually is. They have those dumb ass sizings: Tall, Grande, and Venti. Latte is sort of a latte at Starbucks. A macchiato is just a nonsensical made up misappropriation of the word. No macchiato at Starbucks is anything like an actual macchiato that an actual trained barista would make. It's basically like Starbucks is just this giant revisionist bullshit factory. Starbucks really should just recede to being the "Sugar Flavored Coffee Factory" store or something. It's never really been about coffee except to lie about it. They're really just a fluff *luxury* brand for folks that don't have taste buds beyond "SUGAR". It's utterly nonsensical. Anyway, I'm done. The "partners" should get a bump in pay and the demands they've made. It shouldn't be that big of a deal. Starbucks has effectively closed all their "low performing" or "crime heavy" (re: they went union busting by closing the stores, same as Wal-mart does) stores so they have really no excuse to offer the union what they're requesting. It's really not that much.

Looks like they're going modern era old school (vs. ya know, viking era). https://youtu.be/LrJjl6FlZ3c?si=OUD0En_IY-8ET0vT

Amon Amarth - Eight Legs of Thunder (Official Video)

Amon Amarth

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I'm in the process of building out a new dev workflow via LLM and I've decided it's not even going to include Github. Github has become a brick wall of problems and an overall bottleneck. Something has to change so I'm going to start creating that change. Wish me luck!

A column type is a promise about what goes in it. Pick the wrong one and every row after fights you. Here's how to pick right. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/picking-the-right-column

The fastest working list you'll ever build starts with someone else's homework. Pick a template, tweak two things, done. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/the-60-second-list

From Document to Everywhere A finished document does not have to stay a document. Publish it as a page anyone can read, or spin it into a structured list, without retyping a word. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/from-document-to-everywhere

From Document to Everywhere

A finished document does not have to stay a document. Publish it as a page anyone can read, or spin it into a structured list, without retyping a word.

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Maximize Git Efficiency with Parallel Agents and Worktrees Discover how to overcome Git's one-tree problem by leveraging worktrees for parallel AI execution, enhancing your agents' efficiency. https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/19/worktrees/

Maximize Git Efficiency with Parallel Agents and Worktrees

Discover how to overcome Git's one-tree problem by leveraging worktrees for parallel AI execution, enhancing your agents' efficiency.

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The Importance of Planning Before Coding: A Workflow Solution Learn how to prevent coding mishaps by implementing a structured planning process before AI agents make changes to your codebase. https://compositecode.blog/2026/08/20/plan-then-build/

The Importance of Planning Before Coding: A Workflow Solution

Learn how to prevent coding mishaps by implementing a structured planning process before AI agents make changes to your codebase.

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Considering where things are, know anybody working on a Github/heavy source management replacement? Ya know, something that is super lean? I'm switching up my architecture now for some projects but it seems like - as some have already pointed out - Github is just not really that reliable for even basic projects at this point.

A little feature we have on our blog, yes, we do indeed have the actual RSS feed unlike many these days. If you've got a reader, you can subscribe! But if you'd rather get posts via email, we do that too. https://interlinedlist.com/blog

Two Cursors, One Document Part 6 of 7: Documents in the Wild Janice and Theo are writing a chapter together, and they have a system that has failed them for years. It is called chapter_final_FINAL_v3_theo_edits.docx, and every writing pair on earth has some version of it. It sucks. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/two-cursors-one-document

Two Cursors, One Document

The cursor you do not recognize is a feature, not a bug. Two people, one draft, and a merge that keeps your words instead of making you choose whose survive.

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Taming a Hundred Files I used to think folders were clutter, honestly. I have changed my mind. A shallow folder tree is the cheapest organization you can buy, and Documents has one built for exactly this. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/taming-a-hundred-files

Taming a Hundred Files

One document is a joy. A hundred is a search problem. Folders are the cheapest organization you can buy, and this is how they work before the pile becomes a mess.

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A Toolbar, Some Shortcuts, and a Picture Markdown is lovely, and you can absolutely hand-type it. But the editor does not make you, and that is the point of this post. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/a-toolbar-some-shortcuts-and-a-picture

A Toolbar, Some Shortcuts, and a Picture

Not everyone wants to memorize what two asterisks mean. Good. There is a toolbar, four shortcuts worth learning, and a way to drop a photo exactly where your cursor is.

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Sharing Without the Chaos Part 5 of 7: Documents in the Wild Sam edits. Sam works with a freelance writer named Jo, and Jo does not have an InterlinedList account and has no particular plans to get one. Sam needs Jo to read the style guide, and later needs Jo to actually edit a draft, and does not want to email a Google Doc link that thirty people will end up forwarding. This is the classic sharing headache, and it is the thing this feature is built to remove. https://interlinedlist.com/blog/sharing-without-the-chaos

Sharing Without the Chaos

Three roles, a link that expires, and an invite you can send to someone who does not even have an account yet. Sharing a document, without the permissions headache.

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A blur of train travel.

Even wooden frames and more! 😃

Drool. 🤤