* [Adam Johnson]( https://adamj.eu/tech/ ) - Ansible, AWS, Django, and Python. * [Julia Evans]( https://jvns.ca/ ) - Linux, Rust, Debugging, Comics, HTTP.
* [Wizard Zines](https://wizardzines.com/)
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* [Adam Johnson]( https://adamj.eu/tech/ ) - Ansible, AWS, Django, and Python. * [Julia Evans]( https://jvns.ca/ ) - Linux, Rust, Debugging, Comics, HTTP.
* [Wizard Zines](https://wizardzines.com/)
>great engineering blogs >smaller startups and solo devs blogging insights from developing own products I feel like those are different things.
I've wondered if there'd be enough of a user base to have a few smaller subsets of the larger universe of submitted links. (It could be as simple as allowing links to be tagged -- maybe with sysadmin/programming/engineering "flair", to use Reddit's terminology -- and then having a way to re-focus the front page on just that subset of tagged links.)
The riot games engineering blog is at a larger scale, but still awesome - https://technology.riotgames.com/
Is a pretty good read as well.
Been running for a few years now! Probably have a few 1000 articles curated :)
Why CEOs are failing software engineers and other creative teams
> Here is the rub: new value is a function of failure, not success, and much of software engineering is about discovering new value. So, in effect, nearly everything you are taught as a business major or leader is seemingly incompatible with software engineering.
https://iism.org/article/why-are-ceos-failing-software-engin...