Some free public APIs that can be used in web application development

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Node Weekly 02


• News Introducing Mongoose 6.0.0
• News Node v16.8.0 (Current) Released
• News Enhance Node.js Performance with Datadog APM
• News zx 3: A Tool for Writing Better Shell Scripts
• News The npm Registry is Deprecating TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1
• News An Introduction to jq
• News NAN to Node-API Migration: A Short Story
• News libOBS (OBS Studio) Bindings for Node.js and Electron
• News LevelGraph 3.0: A JavaScript Graph Database for Node and Browser
• News undici 4.5: A Modern HTTP/1.1 Client for Node
• News Exclusive: Get Retool Free for Up to a Year and $160,000 in Startup Discounts
• News http-server: A Simple Zero-Conf Command-Line HTTP Server
• News pg-boss 6.2.0: Postgres + Node Job Queueing System
• News Tedious 12.0: A TDS Module for Connecting to SQL Server Databases
• News Fishdraw: Procedurally Generated Fish Drawings


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Just as our physical state depends on what we feed to our bodies, our mental state depends on the quality of information we feed to our brain. If we nourish our brain with real-life data that allows it to solve fundamental problems, it will process this data in the background and come up with unexpected solutions.

It is unfortunate that most people prefer to feed their minds not with real-life facts that can let us change the world, but with random Netflix series or TikTok videos. On a deep level, our brain can't tell fiction from reality, so the abundance of digital entertainment keeps our subconscious mind busy producing solutions to problems that do not exist.

To be creative and productive, we must first clear from our minds the sticky mud of irrelevant content with which “recommendation algorithms” flood it on a daily basis. If we are to reclaim our creative freedom, we must first take back control of our minds.