https://www.allistergrange.com/
No blog, it's purpose is to show off projects/my cv.
I'm proud how it turned out, it's quite a unique design.
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#182Been writing musings on personal projects and biking very erratically for a few years now, aiming at building up some consistency because I have stuff to say.
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#183https://markbtomlinson.com
I have been blogging about 3d, tech and general thoughts on this URL for a long time. Originally a flat site then a WP monster and now a sleak little HUGO number.
I like this idea of blog sharing and it fits with my current feelings of decentralised posting.
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#184https://eliothertenstein.com/
Inspired by an iPad-style layout, along with some other personal sites I admire. Not too fancy, just a home for my photos and some (not very much) writing.
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#185https://www.johnxie.com/
A random collection of my favorite GIFs and SoundCloud embeds over the years
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#186Here's mine: bcmullins.github.io I mostly write about research and reading. Here are some recent posts: Interesting books from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ Interesting articles from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ Foreign Affairs at 100: https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/
I like your layout, it's very clean! I also read Jekyll and Hyde in the past few years, but I felt like it didn't grip me because its "big twist" is so well known today; I can imagine it was different at the time. Also, instead of Project Gutenberg, it may be worth mentioning that the book is available at Standard Ebooks. They're a open source operation that makes high-quality modern ebooks out of public domain works…
Oh wow, thanks for pointing me to Standard Ebooks! I wasn't familiar with them.
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#187Earlier quoted context omitted.
I like your layout, it's very clean! I also read Jekyll and Hyde in the past few years, but I felt like it didn't grip me because its "big twist" is so well known today; I can imagine it was different at the time. Also, instead of Project Gutenberg, it may be worth mentioning that the book is available at Standard Ebooks. They're a open source operation that makes high-quality modern ebooks out of public domain works…
Oh wow, thanks for pointing me to Standard Ebooks! I wasn't familiar with them.
Of course! They're an awesome project for people who enjoy high quality ebooks. I also like that I can submit typo fixes. :D
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#188Mine is mostly oil paintings: https://dreida.com
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#189https://www.greghilston.com/ I'm pretty torn on having a separation between the notion of "posts" and "projects". I don't keep the project section up to date very often, and probably should remove it. Any thoughts/advice on this HN?
Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others. I like the idea of the project page being visually distinct from the lists of posts. One way to sort out the project page is to provide a short blurb describing each post.
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#190https://www.calebk.com - Static site with no framework beyond basic PUG/SCSS. - Uses no JS at all. - Actually pretty readable on a monochrome Palm Pilot too, as far as modern HTML goes. --- My key post is my thought framework for ethical software design: https://calebk.com/articles/design-ethics Have some fun ones on PalmOS UX and other experiments coming up, but unpublished for now. :)
Excellent design!