A classic anecdote about skill vs. experience in programming
some notes on an endless skill
Pleasant but seemingly minor features in personal sites
The secret to fully typed web apps is typing the boundaries
You Could Just Choose Optimism There’s something strange and a little awe-inspiring about hearing someone ask for champagne on a two-hour domestic flight....
Just a programmer trying to make a home for myself on the WWW
A self-directed, community-driven educational retreat for programmers in New York City
I like computers!
Friendly tutorials for developers. Focus on React, CSS, Animation, and more!
On a supposedly difficult thing
Stories of folks reaching Staff Engineer roles
An anticapitalist tech blog. Embrace the technology that liberates us. Smash that which does not
Xe Iaso's personal website
Personal website of Sam Rose
Connect with developers sharing the strategies and revenue numbers behind their companies and side projects
Salary negotiation advice, mostly for engineers
Debits and credits are easy to understand
An surface-level exploration of Nix as a technology, and what I find most useful about it
What I found in the mire
We often hear that making small incremental improvements every day can lead to great things. This popular piece of advice rings true, and it’s a powerful reminder to keep pushing ourselves forward.
What I think about when I'm lead engineer on a project
Personal website of Gwern Branwen (writer, self-experimenter, and programmer)
It became real when I saw the list. When I saw the rubric
Mathematics with a distinct visual perspective. Linear algebra, calculus, neural networks, topology, and more
A 3D animated visualization of an LLM with a walkthrough
Hacking the happiness treadmill
an unlikely person
A new way to think about brainpower
A metascience post of sorts that argues we should take human capital more seriously
Explained from First Principles is a technology, science, and philosophy blog for curious people
80/20 guide on how to make your blog posts look pretty
discernment is good, discernment is hard
What matters in tech?