15 Best Places to Find a Remote Software Developer Job

An idea - perhaps for a future article - is to cover kinds of remote. For example remote in US, remote in Europe, full remote - the subject of jurisdictions. 

How Color Psychology Impacts Branding

In terms of the origins - for these assertions - that certain colors are associated with certain emotions, it seems to culturally established in the first place right? One started using, in association with their brand marketing, which also portraits other traits about that emotion; therefore in a way reinforcing the color in association with emotions. Do you confirm that or do you know of any references that may even suggest that colors (without brands) may not have consistent impact in emotions? I mean, in the nature, like a person in front of flowers sort of research. 

How the 'Browser Wars' Changed the Landscape of the Internet

Hi @strateh76, a point for you to consider regarding the moment between 1998 and 2003. In your viewpoint, it’s shown as “Internet Explorer 5, presented in March 1999, stopped reloading the page when it was refreshed. The new technology was called Ajax. And to bring Netscape to death, IE 5 was built into almost all Windows by default, as well as into the Office 2000 suite of applications. Meanwhile, Netscape Navigator was changing hands, losing its former glory. In 2003, the browser team, bought out in the late '90s by the Internet service provider AOL, was [disbanded](http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=3422&ref=hackernoon.com). But before leaving the battlefield, the developers opened up the source code, as Tim Berners-Lee once did. They hoped that the work of the company's founders would continue.”

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I wish to bring to your attention this story: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q7FTjhvZ7Y> and the context that the reaction from Netscape started by the Mozilla movement inside Netscape which was a lot of work to release the code as the documentary will show - and I thinking that you will love it. I was there, joined Netscape in 2000, when we were all about Mozilla already. 

ChatGPD Doesn't Exist: It's ChatGPT

A Technical Founders' Guide to Elegantly Escaping the Rabbit Hole

Dalton Caldwell and Michael Seibel bring a point - as they look at Paul Graham’s essay “Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule” <https://youtu.be/ephzgxgOjR0?t=128> - where they acknowledge the aspect of the mental model that is constructed as time goes by. They signal a sort of investment that one may not want to break. This idea might be an argument against my point. On the other hand, the aspect of writing/reflection can be brought again to the situation/complication. Yes, you don’t want to break what you are doing all of a sudden. Then the question is - when is the time to break and what to do? My point: do not assume that you can break when you are tired.

Adora Cheung, a partner at YCombinator, contextualizes the situation where you are flowing and the cost of exiting a task: "And it's costly to exit [ at a task ] when things are finally flowing, and you are getting stuff done. [https://youtu.be/XcCmMOWuAF4?t=839](https://youtu.be/XcCmMOWuAF4?t=839). Her point may suggest that we need to orchestrate the right amount of time for when we are flowing and productivity happens. In a way, her point might go against the above argument. On the other hand, it may support the idea that a way to freeze what you are doing in hot/flow mode is to be calmer, reflect on it, and write about it.

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