TLDR: A product trying to simplify user tasks invariantly makes users want to perform more complex tasks

Tog’s Paradox (also known as The Complexity Paradox or Tog’s Complexity Paradox) is an observation that products aiming to simplify a task for users tend to inspire new, more complex tasks. It’s one of the key reasons for the symptom of requirements changing after delivery in enterprise software products, and for feature creep in consumer products. Tog’s Paradox also explains why it’s futile to try to completely nail down requirements for a software product, as the product itself will have an impact on the users,causing them to demand new functions.

I have ADHD. It's my excuse for having bad memory

Bingo 😂

Even with a lot of help from a good text editor, writing HTML can be a drag. Nice documents end up as tag-swamps with little bits of content perched atop hills of tabs. Editing them becomes a test of patience and we get sick at the thought of having to look at our once-loved text. It doesn't have to be like this! There's a lightweight, easygoing way to write HTML that's been around since the beginning of the web.

Via https://discourse.32bit.cafe/t/the-messy-pile-unplannedobsolescence-com/1559

A powerful platform: Kirby is built with flexibility and extensibility in mind

Alternative plaintext à WordPress ?

Via https://discourse.32bit.cafe/t/response-to-dhh/1517/6

Discover practical strategies to effectively scale your PostgreSQL database in this detailed guide. Learn about replication, partitioning, indexing and more for seamless growth of your data infrastructure. Ideal for developers and database administrators looking to optimize PostgreSQL performance.

BareText™
This is the official specification of a new markup language that I just invented, being sick and tired of markdown, multimarkdown, github-flavored markdown, org, redmine, wiki, textile, fuckdown, and other fabulous, all different, plain-text “markup languages”.

Plain text is great, when it comes about writing plain text. Please leave my plain text intact.

Syntax
Just type the goddamn text and it'll come out literally.

Le support markdown et son interopérabilité restent pauvres

Via https://dev.to/ninjin/markedtext-healthy-person-markdown-14c1

Orgdown (in short “OD) is a lightweight markup language similar to Markdown but it’s consistent, easy to learn, simple to type even without tool-support, and it is based...

Johnny.Decimal is a system to organise your life. Find things, quickly, with more confidence, and less stress. It's free to use and the concepts are the same at home or work.

Via https://hn.trieve.ai/?score_threshold=5&page_size=30&prefetch_amount=30&rerank_type=none&highlight_delimiters=+%2C-%2C_%2C.%2C%2C&highlight_threshold=0.85&highlight_max_length=50&highlight_max_num=50&highlight_window=0&recency_bias=0&highlight_results=true&use_quote_negated_terms=true&q=notes+folder+structure+tasks+projects+numbering+organizing+&storyType=story&matchAnyAuthorNames=&matchNoneAuthorNames=&popularityFilters=%7B%7D&sortby=relevance&dateRange=all&searchType=fulltext&page=1&getAISummary=false

For years I struggled to find a system for organizing my digital information that met all of my needs. It wasn't until I stumbled upon the P.A.R.A. method of organizing digital information that I was able to settle on a system that was just right for me.

Animated and interactive intro to multi-cursor editing using Command D and clever text navigation techniques.

Exploring Git's built-in tools for searching through and analyzing Git commit logs and diffs.

I set out to find a simple definition that would help managers frame the fundamental things they expect from software engineers.