Dominik Weber

Currently, every conversation that mentions AI actually refers to LLMs.

To me, one of the most annoying parts of software engineering is writing code that doesn't require thinking.

I've been taking pictures with mine for years, as I imagine most smartphone owners do.

## TLDR LLMs can provide information about how specific user groups behaved in the past.

Creating good-looking user interfaces has always been a struggle for me.

A short while ago I took part in a hackathon from the [Wiener Zeitung](https://www.wienerzeitung.at/), where the theme was to tackle problems in the media space.

[HyperDX](https://www.hyperdx.io/) is a relatively new, but complete, product in the observability space.

`AsyncLocalStorage` is a Node.js class that makes it possible to store global data for one specific function execution.

In an effort to improve observability of [Lighthouse](https://lighthouseapp.io/), I updated the logging infrastructure and switched from `console.log` to [pino](https://getpino.io).

Logs are an important part of observability.

The most-requested feature for Lighthouse is a browser extension to add articles to the library.

Pricing is a difficult topic, especially for first-time SaaS founders who don't have experience in that area.

I'm a solopreneur and working on my first serious product.

It took me months to settle on the name Lighthouse for the product I'm working on, which combines the functionality of an RSS feed reader, a newsletter reader, and a read-it-later app, to fight content overload.

When speaking with individuals in the finance community who aim to maximize their wealth, the most common strategy I encounter regarding property investment is to buy as much as you can reasonably afford.

I've been learning from articles, blog posts, and newsletters since I was in school.

We usually think of dopamine as a feel-good chemical we get from specific activities, without considering that dopamine production has limits.

Reading articles, blog posts, and newsletters is such an enjoyable activity for me because it reduces blind spots without needing a lot of cognitive effort.

When I heard marketing professionals giving advice, it never fully made sense to me.

## Introduction Next.js 13 introduced the app directory and React Server Components.

I love vertical tabs.

Mapped types, introduced in TypeScript 2.1, can significantly reduce typing effort.

TypeScript has a few very useful helper types predefined, which aren't known widely enough.

Nginx is a great piece of software that allows you to easily wrap your application inside a reverse-proxy, which can then handle server-related aspects, like SSL and caching, completely transparent to the application behind it. ## Introduction Some aspects

Recently, I've found myself in the position of having to host an application on Windows Server.