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Tim Wehrle

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It started a few years before I graduated from school. Maybe I had watched too many movies about chefs, but back then, I wanted to become one myself. I regularly cooked for my family. At some point I even had my own plates just for plating my dishes. For me, it wasn't only about taste anymore. Presentation mattered too. If something didn't look good to me, it wasn't good.
After graduating at 17, I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do next. I remember going to a career fair where I ended up

I Wanted to Become a Chef
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Tim Wehrle
Ok, I don't actually miss DVDs that much. I definitely don't miss being afraid of scratching them. Whenever I took out a new DVD, I always felt like I was performing surgery and was only allowed to touch the thing with my fingertips. And definitely not with my nails. I also don't miss having a cabinet that's almost bursting because there's no space left for DVDs. I mean sure, maybe I have a whole cinema room in the future and plenty of space for DVDs. If I imagine having to fit all the movies

I Miss DVDs, But Not Because of Nostalgia
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Tim Wehrle
For most people, this probably sounds almost a little ridiculous, but I actually find it pretty interesting.
Every kitchen has plenty of mugs. You always have enough mugs. But for me, I always grab the same one, even if there are ten others sitting right next to it. It's not the newest one or the most expensive one. It's even starting to lose its color. As long as it's clean, that's the one I'll use.
But is this really about the mug?
At the end of the day, every mug does the same thing. You

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I'm a huge movie fan. I'd even call myself a cinephile. The films I enjoy most are the ones that leave me thinking afterwards. What I don't want to think about beforehand is where I can actually watch them. These days, movies are spread across what feels like a hundred different streaming services. I still don't understand how there isn't a better solution for this. Or maybe I just don't want to accept that this is the solution. Either way, I wanted

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Which Streaming Service Was That On Again?
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Ever since I've started listening to more music again lately, I've noticed that I almost always end up replaying the same song over and over. I'll find a song I love, listen to it until I can't stand it anymore, and then move on to the next one. That's the cycle. I know I'm not the only person who does this, so I decided to spend some time figuring out why it happens… while listening to the same song for the sixteenth time.
When you hear a new song, your brain immediately starts trying to

Why I Replay One Song Over and Over
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Tim Wehrle
I recently heard from a colleague who built a small web application with Google AI Studio.
It wasn't a big project. He was annoyed by a repetitive task, so he spent a few hours building a tool that made his workflow much easier.
To be honest, I liked it.
It's satisfying to see someone remove a piece of friction from their day instead of just complaining about it.
The funny thing is, he wanted to share the tool with a colleague.
So he sent him the source code.
He was happy with that. His

Tim Wehrle
Tim Wehrle
It started with a dumb idea. I have a Logitech MX Vertical, which travels between my home machine, work laptop and other devices constantly. At some point I looked at it and thought: this thing has a flash memory. It has to, otherwise how does it remember the DPI setting between plugs. So what if I stored something in it? Yea, I was bored. The idea was to treat the mouse like a little USB drive. Since it physically travels between computers, it could technically carry data with it. Logitech

www.timwehrle.deWhat if I stored data in my mouse
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Tim Wehrle
Some time ago, a colleague from another team asked me if I was actually good at my job. The question caught me off guard and I don't remember what I answered. It feels uncomfortable to me to say that I'm good at my job. It feels like bragging. It makes it seem like I'm trying to make myself sound more important than I am. At the same time, it wouldn't have been honest to talk down my work. I stood there, realizing that a simple question didn't have a simple answer. I kept (over-)thinking about

Good Work Doesn't Speak for Itself
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Tim Wehrle
Today I saw a familiar little software moment: someone suggested introducing another microservice. It had its purpose and I would've made the same choice, maybe. But I recognised a pattern where systems introduce a new responsibility, and then, "new responsibility" started sounding suspiciously like "new service". I like microservices. Which is probably why this stuck with me. Once a team has a few of them, every new idea begins to orbit the architecture. Need a feature? Service. Need a small

www.timwehrle.deThe Microservice Overdose
Tim Wehrle
Tim Wehrle
I recently heard from a colleague who built a small web application with Google AI Studio. It wasn't a big project. He was annoyed by a repetitive task, so he spent a few hours building a tool that made his workflow much easier. To be honest, I liked it. It's satisfying to see someone remove a piece of friction from their day instead of just complaining about it. The funny thing is, he wanted to share the tool with a colleague. So he sent him the source code. He was happy with that. His

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