Interesting problems I found and various random notes.
Most popular: https://branislavjenco.github.io/desired-state-systems/
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Interesting problems I found and various random notes.
Most popular: https://branislavjenco.github.io/desired-state-systems/
Top posts of last year: https://Wa.rner.me/2022/12/31/my-top-blogposts.html ft. Intros to: M.b, web-design & blogging Deep dives on: scams, BTC CO2 & TLDs
Ps thanks for getting me off the comment fence here. I do love a blogroll.
Maintaining this blog for more than 15 years. I share free software to do X things along with free Android apps, iOS app, and problem-solving via How tos.
Mostly coding related, some Rust stuff. I am trying to be better about publishing stuff that is interesting. Here is a good one:
https://arthurcolle.substack.com/p/ab2xy-chatgpt-language-tr...
I regularly write & rant about Python, Go, SQL, and the broader spectrum of SWE in general.
I infrequently post about anything I feel like. Some older posts, which were exported from the wordpress version of the blog, are a bit badly formatted.
I am using Zola and github actions to publish.
- https://johnvantine.com/i-built-a-vinyl-record-shelf/
- https://johnvantine.com/solo-50k-when-2020-gives-you-lemons-...
I've been writing since 2007. You might have seen me on the front page once or twice.
My most popular post which was on the front page of HN earlier this year was about hiring: https://jes.al/2023/03/how-to-hire-engineering-talent-withou...
I usually write about whatever I'm practicing and learning at the moment. My topics have included coding tips in various tech stacks, career growth, ai, web3, hiring, interviewing, knowledge management, leadership and everything in between.
I also have a newsletter if you'd like to receive my latest posts in your inbox: https://incrementalist.substack.com/
It's only a few months old, but I kicked off the blog by sharing the story of my last three years: going through divorce, burnout and depression as a cofounder, in the midst of the pandemic.
The first part of the story is here: https://www.nobt.co.uk/p/three-years-part-one
I'm using this story as a springboard to understand burnout, explore recovery, and circle the bigger topics of meaning and fulfilment in work.
I have a bigger archive of writings on meditation, well-being and ultrarunning on my personal site: https://danbartlett.co.uk