What Benjamin uses for my grandmother

From Wikipedia:

The zettelkasten (German: "slip box") is a knowledge management and note-taking method used in research and study.

TIL of the forming–storming–norming–performing model of group development

A good news and probably something to install finally on my two Pi at home :)

Apparently, one of the best article ever written for DP.

– source

An amazing cocktail, kinda similar to the Imperial Eagle, without the egg white and with Rye Whiskey instead of Bourbon. A new favorite!

    2 ounces rye whiskey (preferably Old Overholt)
    ½ ounce Averna amaro
    ½ ounce fresh lemon juice
    ½ ounce Ginger Simple Syrup (click here for recipe)
    Orange twist (for serving)

Note: The orange twist is very important to the overall flavor/complexity of the drink.

I have heard great thing about Kotlin. And there is also this:
https://play.kotlinlang.org/koans/overview

I should spend some time getting back into Android development for small financial apps.

Interesting game to try now that we have shelter in place

Today's facepalm with Java, the parameters order in which booting an application matters.

java -jar app.jar -Dsomething=property

will not work, but:

java  -Dsomething=property -jar app.jar

works. Note sure about it…

Beautiful wallpapers

TIL about Fuzzing and how the stability of a system can be improved thanks to rigorous testing.

From Mozilla Hacks

An article that presents a few recommendation systems, and the shortfalls/pits you might encounter when implementing them.

1. Content-Based
2. Collaborative Filtering
3. Knowledge-Based
4. Hybrid Solutions

Another great getting started application with Rust

Interesting find from a conversation over at the https://gitter.im/eclipse-vertx/vertx-users gitter room.

Shared in Zendesk Engineering slack channel, a great recap of HTTP/[1, 2, 3]

Possibly the next build https://w360mod.com/products/dan_a4-sfx

Deep dive into Java Objects

A great article about the problems that inheritance brings to OOP. Heard of it from https://sebsauvage.net/links/?jAvKBw

TL;DR but interesting dive into analog <> digital conversion

For when I want to dive back into functional programming, this seems like a good introduction to Haskell, then Elm and finally NixOS.

[EDIT] link's dead, replaced with archive.org because the current one returns p0rn