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Philipp Winter
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I write about technology and culture.
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    Philipp Winter
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    Mar 6, 2023
    After more than three years of work, I finally completed Research Power Tools, a book that helps new PhD students navigate #research and #academia. It's available as paperback and ebook at research-power-tools.com!
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    Philipp Winter
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    Jul 21
    Fascinating thread. Some folks with masters and PhDs making half of what garbage workers and bus drivers make. No wonder that so many resentful neocommunists come out of universities.
    From the chicago community on Reddit
    From reddit.com
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    Philipp Winter
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    Jul 18
    Replaced app.whynotlog.com’s Postgres database with SQLite. Page loads are now near-instant: Feels like an app on my laptop! The SQLite file is automatically backed up to Tigris, using Litestream. Even distributed SQLite is possible, with LiteFS.
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    Philipp Winter
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    Jul 6
    Hypocrite. Luke 11:46: Jesus replied, “And you experts in the law, woe to you, because you load people down with burdens they can hardly carry, and you yourselves will not lift one finger to help them.”
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    Pope Leo XIV
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    Jul 4
    Those who have lost their lives in the Mediterranean Sea are victims both of decisions that were made and of decisions that were not made. Indifference to the common good and corruption in their countries of origin; a global economic system that generates poverty and exclusion;
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    Philipp Winter
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    Jul 5
    Happy birthday, America! 🇺🇸 My first ‘I love this place’ experience happened back in 2015, shortly after I moved to America. I had signed up for my first half marathon in Princeton. The race started early, on a cold and foggy Sunday, winding through calm suburbs. I didn’t expect
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