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It's so cool it just works 100 36 2020 Tour of My Roof 57 23 2019 Exploring the Vastness of a Website 43 10 2019 Tara Vancil on exploring how to be online in radical ways (2018) hugotunius.seBlog - Hugo Tunius • feed 2071 1203 2025 We should have the ability to run any code we want on hardware we own 124 81 2020 Flutter Web: A Fractal of Bad Design 90 76 2023 Flutter Web: A Fractal of Bad Design (2020) 36 20 2021 An Analysis of Privacy on the App Store 20 6 2023 The Great Pendulum emulationonline.comEmulators and Retro System Deep-dives • about • feedBlog about building emulators for classic systems, and how those systems work. 55 5 2025 6502 as a Service 29 6 2025 Chip-8 Emulation Introduction acehigh.substack.comace high | George Kurdin • about • feed50% thoughts on startups & 50% digest of stuff I read so you don't have to 🤝.0xff.nu0xFF • about • now 61 27 2024 ADHD Productivity Fundamentals 41 11 2022 On Creating a Social Network 27 33 2024 Developers are not neccessarily nerds 15 6 2024 ADHD Productivity Report 2024 – Personal (futile) journey of (no) improvement 9 8 2025 Rant: I Don't Need an Office. Let Me Work Remotely SeanKilleen.comfeedRamblings on bytes and life. 31 54 2014 "It's the (Backblaze) restores that fail." 11 1 2015 How to Leave a Company Well blog.myr.shbrian's blog • about • feedThis is a small space on the internet that i post topics like programming, linux, mathematics and some random stuff.blog.adnansiddiqi.meAdnan's Random bytesProgramming, entrepreneurship and life hacks 45 4 2021 Visualizing Python modules and dependencies with Neo4j 18 3 2018 Getting started with Elasticsearch in Python dmitry-kan.medium.comDmitry Kan • aboutRead writing from Dmitry Kan on Medium. Founder and host of Vector Podcast, tech team lead, software engineer, manager, but also: cat lover and cyclist. Host: https://www.youtube.com/c/VectorPodcast. 52 10 2022 Neural Search Frameworks: A Head-to-Head Comparison gaganpreet.inGaganpreet Arora • feedHi, I am Gaganpreet, a software engineer based in the Netherlands. 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I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in computer science from Brigham Young University in April 2022. I am interested in researching and designing better programming languages. Programming languages are our interface to computation, and different programming languages shape how we think about solving problems with computation. 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When it's pretending to be IPv6 19 5 2024 In Search of a "Zero Toil"HomeLab: Immutable Linux, ZFS, WatchTower and Keel anders.coAnders Ramsay - Designing and Building Digital Products • aboutAnders Ramsay's personal site, where he writes about designing and building digital products. 723 147 2017 Blockchain Demo [video] 8 9 2009 Asterisk vs. FreeSWITCH ingo-richter.iotoday is tomorrow's past • about • now • feedrandom thoughts about computer tech, web technologies, iOS, macOS, SwiftUI, javascript, Reactjs, nodejs, process automation, jenkins and stuff that worked for me.ture.devTure's Tech Blog • about • feedTure's personal blogsimonam.devAll posts | Simon's Blog • about • feedSimon-grade thoughts. Usually about tech, UX or some combination.andrewpwheeler.comAndrew Wheeler | Crime Analysis and Crime MappingCrime Analysis and Crime Mapping 334 160 2023 Forecasts need to have error bars 75 30 2024 Suits, money laundering, and linear programming 70 12 2023 Using linear programming to assess spatial access 31 6 2025 Reloading Classes in Python 23 4 2025 Using DuckDB WASM and Cloudflare R2 to host and query big data (for almost free) 22 0 2025 Advice for crime analyst to break into data science 14 6 2024 My Journey Submitting to Cran 14 1 2024 Some notes on self-publishing a tech book 13 12 2024 Counting Lines of Code 13 3 2024 Poisson designs and minimum detectable effects 5 5 2024 Question Sets and All Paths spader.zonespader.zone • feed 26 10 2025 Claude Code changed my life 15 2 2025 Show HN: Claude Wrapped in the terminal, with a WASM raymarcher bitgloo.combitgloo 1158 476 2020 DuckDuckGo is good enough for regular use 379 292 2020 Why are we so bad at software engineering? 109 106 2013 Bitfloor shuts down 41 56 2008 Ask HN: Review our startup (bitloot) 39 49 2013 Bitcoin shoots past $150 today 16 2 2020 I used HEY for a week, but I’m going back to Gmail oisinmoran.comOisín Moran 622 136 2020 I Made a Self-Quoting Tweet 135 49 2022 Show HN: Typewaiter, the typewriter that doesn't wait 121 20 2022 I Made a Self-Quoting Tweet (2020) 110 34 2025 Show HN: I made an online Unicode Cuneiform digital clock williamcotton.comWilliam Cotton • about 97 38 2013 How to Publish Open-Source Code 52 69 2024 A Burrito Is a Monad 21 3 2010 PageRank Explained with Javascript kagi.comKagi Search - A Premium Search EngineBetter search results with no ads. 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I'm a Ruby developer and in my spare time I write books. 162 62 2016 DNS: Basic Concepts (2013) 141 84 2013 Post-mortem of a Dead-on-Arrival SaaS Product 123 51 2013 DNS: The Good Parts 123 39 2018 My Own Private CDN 120 35 2014 Know How To Roll Your SSL Certificates 115 61 2014 Self-hosted Git Server 108 32 2018 Notes on Shutting Down an S-Corp 104 57 2013 Adventures in Self Publishing 104 30 2014 Payola – A Rails engine for Stripe 93 32 2015 Program Your Finances: Command-Line Accounting 85 30 2018 Why your SaaS application should support SAML 81 14 2013 Simple Git-backed Microsites 79 24 2013 Simulating a Market in Ruby 69 27 2013 Essential Tools for Starting a Rails App in 2013 68 39 2013 Little Data: How do we query personal data? 67 35 2014 The Life of a Stripe Charge 63 25 2014 Command Line Faxing 52 16 2013 A Practical Exercise in Web Scraping 44 14 2013 Mastering Modern Payments: Using Stripe with Rails 41 6 2013 DRY your Rails CRUD with Simple Form and Inherited Resources kudmitry.comDmitry Kudryavtsev • feedDmitry Kudryavtsev is a software engineer with more than a decade of experience in the industry, and a tech entrepreneur creating sustainable online business. 153 192 2026 Dead Internet Theory sharpnife.github.iosharpnife's blog • feedWelcome to my blog, here I’d be sharing all sorts of weird ideas, algorithms, solutions to various kinds of problems, life lessons and much more…!zufallsheld.de/zufallsheld • feeda tech blog 45 26 2024 Interesting Uses of Ansible's ternary filter 11 3 2025 Dynamically include files in GitLab-CI douglascuthbertson.comDoug's Place • feedThis is my soapbox for thoughts on programming, project planning, sketching, drawing, kempo, and any other topic that may suit my fancy.leehauser.comThe Comfortable Chair | Books and stories, not necessarily in that order. • feedBooks and stories, not necessarily in that order.orga.catorga.cat • feedPàgina web personal, o blog, de Pere Orga Esteve. 100 20 2026 HTML-only conditional lazy loading (via preload and media) 47 8 2019 Show HN: Curated List of Windows Utilities eamonnsullivan.co.ukThe one thing necessary • feedMusings about life and code 276 189 2024 Home Assistant: Three years later 110 54 2025 Putting email in its place with Emacs and Mu4e snarfed.orgsnarfed.org | Ryan Barrett's blog • about • feed 432 526 2023 The Twitter API is now effectively unmaintained 187 157 2022 We're Drowning 79 37 2010 Gmail vs Pine 32 3 2023 Translating/bridging across multiple protocols and identities (via federation) 15 1 2010 Under the covers of the App Engine Datastore mattbrandly.commatt brandly • about • feedlyte.devabout • feedHi! I'm Daniel. I live in Kansas City where I help run a small Christian church, raise two kids with my awesome wife, and write software for Divvy.weakphi.shweakphish • about • feedJack's blogblog.hoyd.netPatterns, Code & Curiosity | Patterns, Code & Curiosity • feedWriting about command line things, programming, photography, recreational math, art, curiosities and theology.blog.erethon.comErethon's Corner • feedSharing my thoughts on Decentralization, Security and Operations. 14 0 2023 What happens when a Matrix server disappears silcock.devHome | drew's dev blog • about • feedWelcome to drew's dev blog, where I post about tech and tools I'm interested in. 556 91 2024 How Postgres stores data on disk – this one's a page turner 397 203 2024 Everything you need to know about Python 3.13 – JIT and GIL went up the hill 266 68 2025 Artisanal handcrafted Git repositories gmfoster.comGreg FosterCofounder of Graphite. Building the future of code review. 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