For the last year and a half I've been subscribed to the Interpersonal Skills Stack Exchange newsletter. Not being acute about dealing with certain social situations, I've seen quite some helpful threads from time to time. People is super nice and give very insightful replies and ideas on how to approach them.
The GitHub Explore one is great as well. For one, I have two GitHub accounts; one focused on hobbies such as games and music, and another directly related to my professional career. This way I have two subscriptions that also recommend repositories related to each interest and I get a bigger picture of what new projects are being developed 👌
For the last year and a half I've been subscribed to the Interpersonal Skills Stack Exchange newsletter. Not being acute about dealing with certain social situations, I've seen quite some helpful threads from time to time. People is super nice and give very insightful replies and ideas on how to approach them.
The GitHub Explore one is great as well. For one, I have two GitHub accounts; one focused on hobbies such as games and music, and another directly related to my professional career. This way I have two subscriptions that also recommend repositories related to each interest and I get a bigger picture of what new projects are being developed 👌
That makes total sense, I never thought about dividing the Github subscriptions. Thanks for sharing Benjamin!