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I've been trawling subreddits to get a ground-level view of common narratives that we hold on to but have never thought to collect data on. For instance, there's a common and oft-repeated notion that food delivery apps are screwing over drivers, not just restaurants. So I've been reading the Couriersofreddit sub to get the story from the horses' mouths: https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/ It turns you can make…
Trying to keep it funny, edgy, and informative.
If anyone knows of a place to find interesting articles on High frequency and algorithmic trading, let me know!
https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelk...
I suggest using an RSS reader so you never have to consider a feed item more than once in your life.
Can be self hosted, but I’m too lazy; price is acceptable and Sam Clay just makes this laziness feel justified :)
Not browsing per se but I've been reading https://datadass.dev/ and reading source code of various storage engines and their documentation. SQLite and Postgres have a very good documentation with implementation details. The plan is to write my own storage engine. I'm creating a spec for my own implementation for now. This has been keeping me busy while I'm not doing my regular work.
It would also obviate the need to ask a question like this. We could just search through user histories and discover new things that way.