http://softwaredoug.com
I write mostly about search, search relevance, etc
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#372I know it's not fancy, but it has a 100 page score and it has day-mode and night-mode, automatically based on your OS setting, and it's fast and reliable.
https://waltermichelin.com/
Page score https://pagespeed.web.dev/report?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwaltermic...
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#373Mine is just my resume generated from some TOML/YAML files with Hugo that I can print to PDF whenever I need to send it: https://linkdd.github.io/
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#374I run a personal blog with a few topics of my own interest (some retro programming, some car stuff which actually gets the most traffic) at https://henlin.net. I built it on hexo with a modified theme from the hexo theme repository
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#376http://eamonnmr.com/
Previous iterations used JS to render the grid, but I gave up and just went with plain HTML.
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#378https://andrewhoang.me
keepin' it simple
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#379https://austinhenley.com/
My personal site including my blog about dev tools, academia, usability, and product design.
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#380http://gally.net/
I started this site in the late 1990s as a place to post personal projects—music, photographs, writing. I left it dormant for a long time, but last year, in a brief fit of energy, I redesigned it to make it display better on mobile devices.
Not long before I began the redesign, I read some advice on HN about keeping websites simple, so that’s what I tried to do with the page design and navigation. It’s all handcoded HTML with some simple CSS. The only JavaScript is short, handmade scripts in the headers of two of the photograph pages to randomize the photos that appear when the pages load.
Other than advertising some books I’ve written, I’ve never used this site for work. But just yesterday, I posted my CV to the About page—not to attract work, as I will be retiring soon, but as a record of my academic career.