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I wonder where this is actually needed, since most React frameworks support metadata with server-side rendering.

I wrote one bot like this. It was fun to play around.

Embracing the Dance of Equilibrium: A Balanced Life Unveiled.

As one of us wanted our friday article to be less technical, we decided upon delving ourselves in work life balance. From there we wrote about how to discover keys to balanced work and personal joy.

Explore tips and insights for a fulfilling life. From self-care to mindfulness, let's craft a life that resonates with purpose and joy.

Read now (~25 minutes): https://hoosat.fi/blog/article/Striking%20the%20Perfect%20Ba...

The thing is, like Yoda says: "Do. Or do not. There is no try." As in stop trying to come up with an idea, decide on an idea and move forward. Fail fast, rinse and repeat.

Any tips to improve the landing page of our Finnish sales book?

Here we unravel the complexities of technical debt. Delve deeper if you like complex details.

Technical debt is a metaphor coined by Ward Cunninham. It helps explain the consequences of making trade-offs in software development. Just as financial debt incurs interest over time, technical debt accumulates interest in the form of increased effort, reduced productivity, and decreased agility as a software project progresses.

So let's delve deeper into technical debt: https://hoosat.fi/blog/article/Unraveling%20the%20Complexiti...

Devoting 40 hours a week to a role, is just 8 hours of a day. What if you are workaholic who needs 60-80 hours a week? Why would it be wrong if you can as a worker devote the required hours to a job?

I think that it's ok, if they can do that much work. I mean everyone can take two or three jobs even without remote jobs. Though with remote working it is easier to do two or three jobs if they are similar and you can send same work to both companies. It's not a problem before it's about copyright.

Hi HN community,

We're a new software development company in Finland called Hoosat and we've recently launched our website (https://hoosat.fi). We're seeking feedback on the design of our website and would love to hear your thoughts and opinions.

Our goal is to user-friendly design that effectively communicates our services and capabilities as a software development company. We're open to any suggestions or critiques that you may have, so please don't hesitate to share your thoughts.

Thank you in advance for your time and feedback.

Best, The Hoosat Team