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senior dialogue designer, @easportsf1 | ex journo | BAFTA Connect | short film writer/director | spireite | @danquo.bsky.social
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God sees beyond the labels the world has placed on you

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By Daniel Curtis
| Christianity Magazine Verified
Bullied as a child that dealt with ADHD, Daniel Curtis was made to wrestle with labels and limitations from people who had no right to define him. Here, he raises the question: who were you before the world told you who to be? I remember sitting in the waiting area at BBC Radio 2 in London. A rabbi was being interviewed, and the presenter asked him a question many of us have asked: “Why does God let bad things happen?” His answer was simple, and it stopped me.
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A CV tells you what someone has done. It doesn’t tell you who they are

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By Daniel Curtis
| Make A Difference Media
A CV is a strange kind of document. When we write one, we naturally present the best version of ourselves. Or perhaps more accurately, the version of ourselves we believe is most likely to get the job. We list our qualifications, achievements and experience. We choose which details to include and which to leave out. References are selected from people we believe will speak positively about us, and we may quietly avoid the ones we are less sure about.
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Module Federation 2.0 Reaches Stable Release with Wider Support Outside of Webpack

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By Daniel Curtis
| InfoQ Verified
Module Federation, the micro-frontend code sharing mechanism introduced with webpack 5, has shipped its 2.0 stable release, representing a significant architectural overhaul built from ByteDance's internal infrastructure experience and in collaboration with Zack Jackson, the original author of Module Federation.
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