# camel (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 7 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover camel. Page: Feed: --- ## [Start With Art – A Third Look at Wall of Light Orange Yellow by Sean Scully](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/start-with-art-a-third-look-at-wall-of-light-orange-yellow-by-sean-scully.html/) _2026-08-19 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 19, 2026 We’ve met this heroine twice – once in February, and then again in May. She travels every three months or so, so we catch up with her just in time to see what’s new in her wardrobe…. Her inspiration painting is a winner – intriguing, and much more complex than one realizes \[…\] The post Start With Art – A Third Look at Wall of Light Orange Yellow by Sean Scully appeared first on The… ## [Chic Sightings and Start With Art – X66 by Anne Ryan](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/142139.html/) _2026-08-17 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 17, 2026 Last weekend, Belovedest and I walked down to the Art Institute of Chicago to see a current exhibit: Beyond Form: Abstraction at Midcentury. As you almost certainly have figured out by now, I’m a big fan of abstract art… Before we look at art, we usually go up to the third floor \[…\] The post Chic Sightings and Start With Art – X66 by Anne Ryan appeared first on The Vivienne Files . ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Saints Genevieve and Apollonia by Lucas Cranach the Elder](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-saints-genevieve-and-apollonia-by-lucas-cranach-the-elder.html/) _2026-08-14 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 14, 2026 It’s a good thing that our heroine bought cotton gauze clothes last month; it’s still screeching hot in Paris. At least her tiny short-term apartment rental has air conditioning…. But our heroine knows that she’s going to be traveling this fall, and she wants to be prepared. This is one VERY organized \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Saints Genevieve and… ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Common Shelduck by Dennis A. Jones](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-common-shelduck-by-dennis-a-jones.html/) _2026-08-12 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 12, 2026 Let’s visit the duck, shall we? I think she’s like a lot of us these days – calm on the surface, paddling like mad underneath… Our heroine – the wildlife research statistician – is finishing up her stint at the very rural Vermont college… At the beginning of August, this is the \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Common Shelduck by Dennis A. Jones appeared… ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Spirit of Autumn by Albert Pinkham Ryder](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-spirit-of-autumn-by-albert-pinkham-ryder.html/) _2026-08-10 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 10, 2026 So many of our heroines this months are absolutely buried (metaphorically speaking, of course) in advertising for fall clothes. It’s so easy to see a handful of things that catch your eye – you buy on impulse – your tidy wardrobe starts to be less and less tidy… Our heroines are responding \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Spirit of Autumn by Albert… ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Ruffled Autumn Clouds by Emile Nolde](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-ruffled-autumn-clouds-by-emile-nolde.html/) _2026-08-07 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 7, 2026 Let’s check in our bank employee, with career goals clearly in her focus! She’s chosen to dress in a manner reflective of the way the upper executives dress, while still keeping a foot firmly planted in her current position. It’s a balancing act to clearly appear “promotion-worthy” while at the same time \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Ruffled Autumn… ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Winter Cottonwoods by Georgia O’Keeffe](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-winter-cottonwoods-by-georgia-okeeffe.html/) _2026-08-05 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 5, 2026 So now that stores are filling up with clothes, I’m going to look at all six of our wardrobes and try to fill in gaps and find some balance for our heroines. Our next painting is a favorite of our landscaping expert, who is most comfortable wearing mostly subtle colors found in \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Winter Cottonwoods by Georgia O’Keeffe… ## [August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Lonely Erika Giovanna Klien](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/august-2026-building-a-wardrobe-starting-with-lonely-erika-giovanna-klien.html/) _2026-08-03 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 3, 2026 Time to drop in on our graphic and typography expert. You just have to imagine that she has a clear view of how things look on paper or on screen; that doesn’t necessarily translate into a crispy-edited wardrobe! But we are doing our best for her… First, her beautiful painting inspiration: By \[…\] The post August 2026 – Building a Wardrobe Starting With Lonely Erika Giovanna Klien… ## [A Radical Approach to Cleaning Out Your Closet](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/08/a-radical-approach-to-cleaning-out-your-closet.html/) _2026-08-02 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ August 2, 2026 Yes, I never post on Sundays. But I’ve had an idea kicking around in my head for a few weeks, and I wanted to put it into words. This helps me clarify my thoughts, and feedback from you helps me refine my ideas! We’re always seeing the same “Wardrobe Clear-out” advice: take \[…\] The post A Radical Approach to Cleaning Out Your Closet appeared first on The Vivienne Files . ## [Accessories! Bringing Life to the Rising Green by Lee Krasner 4 by 4 Wardrobe](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/07/accessories-bringing-life-to-the-rising-green-by-lee-krasner-4-by-4-wardrobe.html/) _2026-07-31 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ July 31, 2026 It’s the end of July. I’m not quite ready for the end of summer, are you? You may remember our friend who has an upcoming responsibility to be an election observer. This will be – of course – in November. She doesn’t know how long she will be gone; she’s been told \[…\] The post Accessories! Bringing Life to the Rising Green by Lee Krasner 4 by 4 Wardrobe appeared first on The Vivienne… ## [100,000 Bonus Points Await You (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/Q47puKS2k2Kw) _2026-07-31 · **Sponsored**_ Earn 100,000 bonus points after spending $5,000 in the first 3 months. ## [Unpacking after Dublin, or The Most Boring Travel Capsule Wardrobe Possible](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/07/unpacking-after-dublin-or-the-most-boring-travel-capsule-wardrobe-possible.html/) _2026-07-29 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ July 29, 2026 I’m actually back from Ireland since Friday, but it takes a while to get caught up! I debated about even sharing this wardrobe with you, because it’s just not that fascinating or creative. But I get tired of coordinating outfits and accessories and all that stuff, so I gave myself a brain \[…\] The post Unpacking after Dublin, or The Most Boring Travel Capsule Wardrobe Possible… ## [Back to the Casual Office this Fall? Start With Art: Cityscape by Alice Neel](https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2026/07/back-to-the-casual-office-this-fall-start-with-art-cityscape-by-alice-neel.html/) _2026-07-27 · Janice · The Vivienne Files_ July 27, 2026 The email was not unexpected, but she still wasn’t thrilled to read it – everybody should be IN THE OFFICE three days a week, starting at the beginning of September… She hasn’t been in the office on a regular basis in years. Literally. So she’s going to plan a small work wardrobe \[…\] The post Back to the Casual Office this Fall? Start With Art: Cityscape by Alice Neel appeared first… ## [Make Your Codebase Inevitable](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/make_your_codebase_inevitable/) _2026-07-25 · Martin C. Richards_ Make Your Codebase Inevitable In the previous post , I narrowed the harness down to the parts that matter most: Skills and Loop. Skills are what the agent knows. Loop is the cycle it runs and when it checks itself. The codebase supplies much of the raw material for both. An agent enters each session without the tribal knowledge you carry between tasks. You are… ## [What's Inside the Harness](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/whats_inside_the_harness/) _2026-07-24 · Martin C. Richards_ What’s Inside the Harness In March I published Building Your Own Agent Harness . A harness, I said, is the skills, workflows, and methodology that teach your agent how you think and how you build. Since then, harness has taken on a different meaning: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, the whole runtime wrapped around a model. In my terms, that combination is the agent. You… ## [Four Years at Redpanda](https://www.nicolaferraro.me/posts/four-years-at-redpanda) _2026-06-07 · Nicola Ferraro · Nicola Ferraro_ After four years of silence, a look back at the leap I took to join Redpanda, the serverless team, and why I am writing again. ## [Test Behaviour, Not Implementation](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/test_behaviour_not_implementation/) _2026-05-17 · Martin C. Richards_ Test behaviour, not implementation Most testing arguments get lost in theoretical minutiae and miss the point: validating correctness. Testing units at every level makes tests brittle and code resistant to change. Testing full vertical slices is too coarse - it’s hard to cover invariants and edge cases. What you want is… ## [Are we microservice yet? More services than people.](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/are_we_microservice_yet/) _2026-04-30 · Martin C. Richards_ Are we microservice yet? More services than people. The number of services in your system is not the flex you think it is. A recent Wise post flexing about how they have over 1000 services and 950 engineers triggered a pet peeve about how teams treat service count as some sort of badge of how well they are doing microservices. Like that is the goal in and of itself and not a… ## [The curative use of the Date Palm](https://earthstoriez.com/the-curative-use-of-the-date-palm) _2026-04-02 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ The date palm (Phoenix dactylifera L.) is the tree producing the date, a delicious and nutritious fruit. Date palms represent self-reliance and abundance: parts of the tree have a medicinal use. Phoenix dactylifera L. The date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, is an evergreen tree that belongs to the large and diverse palm family. It grows up \[ \] ## [The curative use of camel products in history and heritage](https://earthstoriez.com/the-curative-use-of-camel-products-in-history-and-heritage) _2026-03-31 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ The dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius) thrives in hot, arid, and semi-arid desert habitats. Discover the use of camel products in the history and heritage of medical practices of ethnic groups from the Arabian Peninsula to India and in traditional African medicine. ETHNOMEDICINE: The use of camel products in history and heritage of traditional medicine Since \[ \] ## [On History, Heritage and Folklore of the Arabic Camel](https://earthstoriez.com/on-history-heritage-and-folklore-of-the-arabic-camel) _2026-03-25 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ The Dromedary camel is deeply embedded in the cultural heritage from western Africa, the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula to Pakistan and India. Their symbolism extends to various aspects of heritage: history, folklore, as well as religious practices. Discover the history, heritage and folklore of the Arabic Camel or Dromedary. The name Dromedary comes from \[ \] [Listen](https://arabic-for-nerds.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/camel-sound.mp3) ## [Every Channel. One Login. (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/RMxMPAyw8qlH) _2026-03-25 · **Sponsored**_ 17,000+ live channels, movies and sports on any device. Free trial, no IP lock. ## [Living with camels](https://earthstoriez.com/living-with-camels-on-history-myth-folklore-of-the-camel-dromedary) _2026-03-16 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ On account of its meager demands, its endurance, and its swiftness, the dromedary is essential to desert life. The Camel is deeply embedded in the cultural and natural heritage of the communities living in semi-arid and arid landscapes from western Africa, the Leveant or Al Sham, to the Arab Peninsula to Pakistan and India. Discover \[ \] [Listen](https://arabic-for-nerds.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/camel-sound.mp3) ## [Building Your Own Agent Harness](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/building_your_own_agent_harness/) _2026-03-10 · Martin C. Richards_ Building Your Own Agent Harness I’ve been trying to write about coding agents for a while. Each time I sit down, the ground has shifted. The models change, my own workflow changes, and whatever I had to say feels stale before I finish saying it. But one thing has stayed constant through all of it: the agents that produce good work are the ones that know how I work. My… ## [A sensory journey of Italian coffee beyond taste](https://earthstoriez.com/a-sensory-journey-of-italian-coffee-beyond-taste) _2026-03-03 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ The coffee experience goes far beyond just taste; it’s a multi sensory journey that engages all of our senses. From the moment you smell the freshly ground beans to the sound of coffee brewing and the feeling of a warm cup in your hands. Enjoying coffee is a symphony of sensory delights. Waking up to \[ \] [Listen](https://earthstoriez.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/MACHAppl_Italian-coffee-maker-ID-2747_BSB.wav) ## [Egypt, Sinai: Hajjan Camel Race لزلجة هجان – Ain Khudra](https://earthstoriez.com/egypt-sinai-%d9%84%d8%b2%d9%84%d8%ac%d8%a9-%d9%87%d8%ac%d8%a7%d9%86-hajjan-camel-race-wadi-hazra-ghazaleh-ain-khudra) _2026-01-26 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Experience the thrill and tradition of the Hajjan Camel Race سباق الهجن in Wadi Hazra – Ghazaleh – Ain Khudra of January 10th, 2026, Sinai. This vibrant desert event brings together Bedouin tribes in a spectacular display of heritage, speed, and community. The camel race, more than just a competition, is a celebration of the deep bond between the Bedouin people and their beloved camels, passed… ## [Real-Time Ledger Systems: Scaling a Double-Entry Ledger for a Massive PSP](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/ledger_p2_scaling_double_entry_ledger_massive_psp/) _2026-01-18 · Martin C. Richards_ Scaling a Double-Entry Ledger for a Massive PSP In Part 1 , we built a real-time double-entry ledger using optimistic locking. We benchmarked it and found it handles 160-440 req/sec depending on contention, with zero errors and stable tail latencies. But benchmarks on localhost are one thing. Production at PSP scale is another. This post answers the question: Can this… ## [Real-Time Ledger Systems: Optimistic Locking in a Double-Entry Ledger](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/ledger_p1_optimistic_locking_real_time_ledger/) _2026-01-17 · Martin C. Richards_ Optimistic Locking in a Double-Entry Ledger Ledgers are a deceptively simple problem to tackle. At a certain scale, leveraging a simple SELECT FOR UPDATE works perfectly well—wrap everything in a transaction, and move on. But the moment you need concurrent writes to the same accounts, hundreds of transactions per second, and real-time balance consistency—everything changes.… ## [Relational DynamoDB: Advanced Patterns and Production Realities](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/ddb_p3_advanced_patterns_and_production_realities/) _2025-11-02 · Martin C. Richards_ Relational DynamoDB: Advanced Patterns and Production Realities In Part 1 , we covered the fundamental tradeoffs. In Part 2 , we built GitHub’s backend. Now let’s talk about what happens when you’re running this in production. These are the sharp edges that separate successful DynamoDB implementations from disasters. Hot partitions that throttle your… ## [Relational DynamoDB: Building GitHub's Backend in DynamoDB](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/ddb_p2_building_githubs_backend_single_table_design_in_practice/) _2025-11-02 · Martin C. Richards_ Relational DynamoDB: Building GitHub’s Backend in DynamoDB In Part 1 , we covered why DynamoDB forces you to think differently—you design for access patterns, not flexibility. Now let’s put that into practice by building something real: GitHub’s backend. This implementation is based on the GitHub metadata example from The DynamoDB Book by Alex… ## [Relational DynamoDB: When DynamoDB Stops Being Simple](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/ddb_p1_when_dynamodb_stops_being_simple/) _2025-11-02 · Martin C. Richards_ Relational DynamoDB: When DynamoDB Stops Being Simple Let’s be clear about something upfront: if you’re using DynamoDB as a simple key-value store—storing session data, caching API responses, or managing user preferences—you don’t need any of this. Just use the AWS SDK directly. Store your items, retrieve them by ID, and move on with your life. But the moment… ## [Share, Scale, Grow!](https://www.ofbizian.com/2025/10/share-scale-grow.html) _2025-10-03 · Unknown · OFBizian_ Here are the steps I took in writing, speaking and how they contributed to my personal growth. By the end, I hope you'll understand that writing, speaking, contributing to open source, and putting yourself out there, present asymmetric opportunities with low downside and disproportionate upside. Engaging in these activities isn't just about expressing thoughts; done properly, it requires extensive… ## [Dissecting Series A Rounds (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/2paWdDrCRrgx) _2025-10-03 · **Sponsored**_ Two real Series A cases: timelines, investor sequencing, and common founder mistakes. ## [Events vs Commands: The Distinction Everyone Always Forgets](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/events_vs_commands_the_distinction_everyone_always_forgets/) _2025-07-20 · Martin C. Richards_ Events vs Commands: The Distinction Everyone Always Forgets Here’s the thing about event-driven architecture, everyone keeps shooting themselves in the foot by mixing up events and commands. I’ve seen this pattern dozens of times: a team starts with EventBridge, everything looks great, then six months later they’re drowning in hidden dependencies and wondering… ## [EDA for the Rest of Us: Operational Challenges](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/eda_for_the_rest_of_us_operational_challenges/) _2025-07-19 · Martin C. Richards_ EDA for the Rest of Us: Operational Challenges This is the final post in the “EDA for the Rest of Us” series. We’ve covered Event Design Patterns , Communication Patterns , and Consumption Patterns . Now for the critical part: evolving your architecture as your business grows. You’ve built a successful event-driven system. It’s… ## [📚 30+ Serverless Blogs Every Developer Should Follow](https://www.ofbizian.com/2025/07/30-serverless-blogs-every-developer.html) _2025-07-13 · Unknown · OFBizian_ These are some of the blogs I follow for high-signal content, real-world lessons, and emerging patterns. The Burning Monk (Yan Cui) – Deep technical guides, real-world insights, and event-driven serverless at its best. 🔗 https://theburningmonk.com/ Off-by-none (Jeremy Daly) – Weekly curated newsletter filled with top serverless news, tools, and community updates. 🔗 https://offbynone.io/ A Cloud… ## [EDA for the Rest of Us: Consumption Patterns](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/eda_for_the_rest_of_us_consumption_patterns/) _2025-07-12 · Martin C. Richards_ EDA for the Rest of Us: Consumption Patterns This is part 4 of the “EDA for the Rest of Us” series. Previously, we covered Event Design Patterns (how to structure events) and Communication Patterns (how events flow between services). Now we’re tackling the consumption side - where those beautifully designed events meet the harsh reality of production… ## [EDA for the Rest of Us: Communication Patterns](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/eda_for_the_rest_of_us_communication_patterns/) _2025-07-01 · Martin C. Richards_ EDA for the Rest of Us: Communication Patterns This is part 3 of the “EDA for the Rest of Us” series. If you haven’t read A Guide for the Confused and Event Design Patterns , I recommend starting there as we’ll build on those concepts. In my previous post, we explored event design patterns - how to structure the information in your events.… ## [EDA for the Rest of Us: Event Design Patterns](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/eda_for_the_rest_of_us_event_design_patterns/) _2025-06-29 · Martin C. Richards_ EDA for the Rest of Us: Event Design Patterns This is part 2 of the “EDA for the Rest of Us” series. If you haven’t read A Guide for the Confused , I recommend starting there as we’ll build on those concepts. The most important decision in event-driven architecture isn’t which technology to use, it’s what information to put in your… ## [EDA for the Rest of Us: A Guide for the Confused](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/eda_for_the_rest_of_us_a_guide_for_the_confused/) _2025-06-28 · Martin C. Richards_ EDA for the Rest of Us: A Guide for the Confused Over the past couple of months I’ve been trying to figure out what it means to have an event-driven architecture (EDA)? If you read books on the topic like Event-Driven Microservices and Flow Architectures you’d think that unless you’re running Apache Flink and Kafka you’re somehow doing it… ## [Bridging Apache Artemis - Part 2](https://blog.joshdreagan.com/2025/06/19/bridging_apache_artemis_part_2/) _2025-06-19 · Reagan's Blog_ In a previous post , I wrote about setting up a bridge between Apache Artemis and another JMS broker. Specifically in that case, I used IBM MQ. For part 2, I’d like to cover something a little more complex. Bridging between Apache Artemis and Apache Kafka . ## [India: Living with tigers](https://earthstoriez.com/living-with-tigers) _2025-05-29 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Were-tigers, tigerman, tiger goddesses and tiger gods, local beliefs and practices shape human-wildlife coexistence in India. Because communities that share space with tigers view the striped animals as "beasts", “protectors”, “owners”, “family” or as “vehicles of the gods”. The tribal tiger takes different shapes that echo through India's forests out of fear and hope. [Listen](https://earthstoriez.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/22The-Leopards-Tribe22-directed-by-Miriam-Chandy-Menacherry.mp4) ## [INDIA: On History, Myth & Folklore of the Bengal Tiger](https://earthstoriez.com/india-nepal-tiger-tiger-on-history-myth-folklore-of-the-bengal-tiger) _2025-05-06 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Tiger, Tiger! Tigers are deeply embedded in the cultural and natural heritage of India. They feature prominently in Mughal history and Hindu, Jain, Sikh and Buddhist thought and are associated with deities, royals and epic stories. Their symbolism extends to various aspects of Indian heritage: mythology, folklore and art, as well as religious practices. Discover \[ \] [Listen](https://earthstoriez.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/tiger-attack-195840.mp3) ## [INDIA: On History, Myth & Folklore of the Asiatic Lion](https://earthstoriez.com/india-on-history-myth-folklore-of-the-asiatic-lion) _2025-05-04 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Scientifically known as Panthera leo persica, the Asiatic lion is a symbol of power and royalty, deeply embedded in the cultural and natural heritage of India and beyond. Discover history, myth folklore of the Asiatic Lion or Panthera leo persica. The king of the jungle The season was dry; the grass was withered, yellow-gray. \[ \] [Listen](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7d/Lion_raring-sound1TamilNadu178.ogg) ## [The curative use of lion products in history and heritage of India and Africa](https://earthstoriez.com/the-curative-use-of-lion-products-in-history-and-heritage-of-india-and-africa) _2025-04-09 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Discover the use of lion parts and products in the history and heritage of medical practices of ethnic groups of India and in traditional African medicine. Lions would have once been abundant through large parts of India and Pakistan. Unfortunately, they were hunted to almost extinction. Lion hunting was often part of elaborate court ceremonies \[ \] ## [The curative use of tiger products in history and heritage of India and Asia](https://earthstoriez.com/the-curative-use-of-tiger-products-in-history-and-heritage-of-india-and-asia) _2025-04-08 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Discover the use of tiger parts and products in history and heritage of medical practices of Ayurveda, ethnic groups of India and in traditional Asian medicine. ETHNOMEDICINE: The use of tiger products in history and heritage of traditional Indian medicine The study of how people of a particular culture and region interact and use tiger \[ \] ## [\*Treelore: Guggal or Mukul Myrrh – Indian fragrance of the Gods](https://earthstoriez.com/treelore-guggal-or-mukul-myrrh-fragrance-of-the-gods) _2025-03-16 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Guggal. A fragrance known to the west since Biblical times, with medicinal properties known to Indians for long before that. Shivam Tiwari shares with earthstoriez the benefits of this natural product beyond its nice smell. Family: BurseraceaeCommon species of myrrh trees – Commiphora: The generic name is derived from Greek ‘kommis’ and ‘phora’ meaning gum \[ \] ## [A short history of the domestication of the cow and bull in India](https://earthstoriez.com/a-short-history-of-the-domestication-of-the-cow-and-bull-in-india) _2024-10-19 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Discover a short history of the domestication of the cow and bull in India, from the Aurochs to the Zebu. Aurochs Archaeologists and biologists are agreed that there is strong evidence for two distinct domestication events from aurochs: Bos taurus in the near east about 10,500 years ago, and Bos indicus in the Indus valley \[ \] ## [The curative use of cow products in history and heritage of India](https://earthstoriez.com/the-curative-use-of-cow-products-in-history-and-heritage-of-india) _2024-10-19 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Discover the use of cow products, like milk, ghee, urine and dung in history and heritage of traditional Indian medicine, Ayurveda and daily life. ETHNOMEDICINE: The use of cow products in history and heritage of traditional Indian medicine, Ayurveda and daily life The study of how people of a particular culture and region interact and \[ \] ## [The Best Startup Book I Read in 2024: Falling in Love with the Problem, Not the Solution](https://www.ofbizian.com/2024/10/the-best-startup-book-i-read-in-2024.html) _2024-10-03 · Unknown · OFBizian_ Why do some startups thrive while others disappear? There are many reasons, but one of the common mistakes is the inability to focus at and navigate the critical phases of a startup: Product-Market Fit, establishing a Business Model, and scaling for Growth. Each phase brings unique challenges and requires a sharp focus. The best resource I found on PMF and startups is Fall in Love with the… ## [Just use Make as your Task Runner](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/just_use_make_as_your_task_runner/) _2024-09-28 · Martin C. Richards_ Just use Make as your Task Runner Make is ubiquitous on \*nix systems, and it’s a great way to automate tasks. Every language ecosystem has it’s own set of tools to build, format, lint, test, and deploy code. But every project has the same set of tasks that need to be done. And I’m just not smart enough to remember the correct encantations to invoke to run them.… ## [An Idiots Guide to mocking HTTP with MSW](https://www.martinrichards.me/post/an_idiots_guide_to_msw/) _2024-09-24 · Martin C. Richards_ An Idiots Guide to mocking HTTP with MSW I recently had some real trouble getting MSW to work with my tests. It seems like I ran into a few gotchas that I’ll try to explain here. For context, I’m using Vitest as my test runner and openapi-react-query to make my API calls. MSW not matching any of my requests After setting up MSW as per the docs … ## [MEXICO: TREELORE – Cacao in Chichen Itza](https://earthstoriez.com/mexico-treelore-cacao-in-chichen-itza) _2024-08-31 · earthstOriez · earthstOriez_ Discover cacao in Chichen Itza, the most important archaeological vestige of the Maya-Toltec civilization in Yucatan, Mexico. I am a historian and visiting archeological sites for me is like time travel, an enriching and fascinating journey into the past. Chichen Itza The Quiché/K’iche Mayan city is home to numerous stepped pyramids, columned arcades, and temples. \[ \]