https://nickhayden.com
I post about engineering management, general thoughts on software and life. Occasionally you'll get jiu jitsu related content.
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#833https://roman.computer
Only 5 posts up so far but more in the works. A grab bag of my interests, including self-improvement, AI alignment, and statistics.
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#834https://newbeelearn.com/
i write about different topics such as indiehacking, creating products, coding, marketing and everything in between.
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#835https://domwillia.ms
I write about Rust and game engine development while slowly working towards a Dwarf Fortress-like game.
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#836https://fev.al
I'm writing about code and delivery. My most shared post is https://fev.al/posts/leet-code/ about why you should stop using leetcode for interviews. I have posted blogs multiple times here, I'm less active but should resume soon.
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#837Haven't started yet, but I'm going to write about free software and computers in general here: https://cpuonfire.com
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#838I have a blog with two main categories that are pretty separate:
https://jasono.co/blog/software-engineering/ - mostly focused on front end, and a lot of older posts about the Haxe programming language.
https://jasono.co/blog/personal/ - mostly about faith (I consider myself both Christian and Agnostic)
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#840Posts about my amateur astronomy / telescope making hobby, or work-unrelated programming projects, mostly Elixir. Before this site I worked on my side-projects by coding things and then eventually blog about it, now I try to write about what I'll code, then code it.