Double Shot #2301

This is my first day as the Lead Architect at Beterra Health. Thanks to everyone who helped with my job search in any way. Beterra is very supportive of learning and sharing, so there shouldn't be any impact on my ability to continue sharing interesting development-related links every weekday.

• If Marcus Aurelius were a software developer - Applying the lessons of stoicism to our daily development lives.
• ArchiveBox - "The open-source self-hosted web archive." Protect yourself from bitrot by saving everything locally.
• Why deadlines and sprints are bad for you - An argument for Kanban over Scrum, based on personal and project health.
• Unicode::X 12 - A collection of Unicode support libraries for Ruby.
• Quick take on Hasura: a daemon for GraphQL on Postgres - RedMonk points to some interesting software.
• Welcome to Season of Docs - This year Google is sponsoring technical writers to work on open source docs. Nice.
• Getting Toasty: Observations on Burnout - Burnout sucks, it's real, and this industry encourages it.
• radicle - Decentralized collaborative coding via IPFS and a customized Lisp dialect.
• Restricted Shells: Sometimes Persuasive But Usually Fallacious - Security theater, anyone?
• Iodide: an experimental tool for scientific communication and exploration on the web - Some fascinating in-browser living document work from Mozilla.
• Understanding the Stellar Consensus Protocol - A dive into the procedures that underlie the Stellar payment network.