Blog Roll

Some blogs that you may find interesting, along with a selection of thought-provoking articles.

This is not an endorsement of these external blogs or articles. See my own blog for my own thoughts 😀.

In alphabetical order:

• Andrew Gallant’s Blog
  • Using unwrap() in Rust is Okay
• Andy’s Blog
  • Why Blog If Nobody Reads It?
• Anil Dash
  • Make better documents
  • “Wherever you get your podcasts” is a radical statement
• astrid dot tech
  • ping ff02::1
• Ben Kuhn
  • Attention is your scarcest resource
  • Autocomplete as an interface
  • Why and how to write things on the Internet
• Bram Moolenaar
  • Seven habits of effective text editing
• Construction Physics
  • How I Write Posts
  • Building Fast and Slow, Part 1: The Empire State Building and the World Trade Center
• danluu.com
  • Some reasons to work on productivity and velocity
  • How web bloat impacts users with slow devices
  • Latency series: Computer latency: 1977-2017, Keyboard latency, Terminal latency
  • Some programming blogs to consider reading
• Derek Sivers
  • Writing Tools - by Roy Peter Clark & Writing one sentence per line
  • There’s no speed limit
• Escaping Flatland
  • A blog post is a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox
  • When I have a slower publishing cadence my blog grows faster
• Fly.io Blog
  • 32 Bit Real Estate
  • How the SQLite Virtual Machine Works
  • Tracking Application-Level Consistency with LiteFS
• GitHub Blog
  • Write Better Commits, Build Better Projects
  • How to undo (almost) anything with Git
• Guzey
  • Every productivity thought I’ve ever had, as concisely as possible
  • Theses on Sleep
  • Why You Should Start a Blog Right Now
  • It Is Your Responsibility to Follow Up
• Heinrich Hartmann
  • Writing for Engineers
• iA
  • Daily Writing Habit: Emergency Kit
  • The Ideal Paragraph
  • Turning the Tables on AI
  • Want to write? Here is how to get started
• James Sinclair
  • How to write things people actually want to read
• Jeff Geerling
  • Just Say No
• JGuer
  • YaY. Yet another Yogurt.
• Lawrence Kesteloot on Programming
  • Write code top-down
• Lemire
  • I do not use a debugger
  • To be creative, work alone
  • Xor Filters: Faster and Smaller Than Bloom Filters
• Matklad
  • Fantastic Learning Resources
  • How I Use Git Worktrees
  • Kafka versus Nabokov
  • Two Kinds of Code Review
• Moverest
  • Control your display with DDC/CI on Linux
• Nfx
  • Your Life is Driven by Network Effects
• Oliver Burkeman
  • Treat your to-read pile like a river
• research!rsc
  • Our Software Dependency Problem
• Serdy
  • Best practices for inclusive textual websites
  • Best practices for inclusive CLIs
• Tailscale Blog
  • Absolute scale corrupts absolutely
• Technomancy
  • In which five different paths lead to methods
• Terence Eden’s Blog
  • The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML
• Vimcasts - the Blog
  • On sharpening the saw
  • Follow my leader