A well-defined problem is half solved. //Charles Kettering

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Hello! What are a few of your favorite blogs that you think most other subscribers wouldn't know about? What makes it your favorite? –kale

#Favorites

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//datadog sponsored

AWS services explained in one line each
//adayinthelifeof comments→

Product Marketing for Engineers
//github comments→

Ray tracing in notepad.exe at 30 FPS
//kylehalladay comments→

Software will eat software in a remote-first world
//substack comments→

Rediscovering the Small Web
//neustadt comments→

Solving the “Miracle Sudoku” in Prolog
//benjamincongdon comments→

Tools for Better Thinking
//untools comments→

Using `make` and `git diff` for a simple and powerful test harness
//chrismorgan comments→

Just some red flags. No big deal. Just ignore them
//rachelbythebay comments→

Examining Windows 1.0 Hello.c
//virtuallyfun comments→

Tour of My Roof
//elliott comments→

#Ask HN

What startup/technology is on your 'to watch' list?

If you could work remote where would you live?

#Show HN

Bear – Minimal blogging platform //bearblog comments→

Supabase – An open source Firebase alternative //supabase comments→

Obsidian – A knowledge base that works on local Markdown files //obsidian comments→

A Firefox add-on to strip Google search results of 'blacklisted' URLs //github comments→

RoughNotation – create and animate hand-drawn annotations on a web page //roughnotation comments→

Kiss Linux – A distribution with a focus on less is more //k1ss comments→

PageMarker – Organize, annotate and revisit your bookmarks //pagemarker comments→

#Code

Htmx – high power tools for HTML //htmx comments→

Hypermodern Python //github comments→

Diving into Go by building a CLI application //eryb comments→

GW-BASIC from 1983 released under MIT license //github comments→

REPL Driven Design //cleancoder comments→

A dependently-typed programming language with static memory management //github comments→

#Data

Pac-Man recreated with a GAN trained on 50k game episodes //nvidia comments→

DuckDB: SQLite for Analytics //github comments→

PgTyped – Typesafe SQL in TypeScript and Postgres //github comments→

Using SQL to find my best photo of a pelican according to Apple Photos //simonwillison comments→

#Design

LaTeX.css – Make your website look like a LaTeX document //now comments→

The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms //designyoutrust comments→

Blunt – A CSS Layout Framework for Minimalists //github comments→

#Learn

The US Army's earth-shaking, off-road land trains //thedrive comments→

Two capacitor paradox //wikipedia comments→

Can 1/3 and 1/3 = 2/6? It seemed so //marilynburnsmathblog comments→

Learn Genetics //utah comments→

Pelorus Jack //wikipedia comments→

Duff's device //wikipedia comments→

#Books

Reading habits that changed my life //usejournal comments→

How to write a programming book //aquicarattino comments→

Tales of the marvelous machine: 35 stories of computing //archive comments→

#Watching

New two-stroke engine design could help keep internal combustion around longer //roadandtrack comments→

The Most Dangerous Dams //youtube comments→

Nissan Figaro – Retro-inspired convertible from Japan //youtube comments→

#Working

Habits of High-Functioning Teams //deniseyu comments→

Remote work has its perks, until you want a promotion //wired comments→

Employers are rethinking open-plan office design //citylab comments→

Why remote work is hard and how it can be fixed //newyorker comments→

#Fun

Straight2Spam – Send your email right to someone's spam folder //straight2spam comments→

Exiting VIM is hard; sometimes we need to take drastic measures //github comments→

How I made a game played in Notepad //sheepolution comments→

Arduino Pinball Machine That Plays Itself //instructables comments→

Simulate 2^100 live automata cells in milliseconds, in your browser //ekzhang comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

MacOS Catalina: Slow by Design? //macromates comments→

Why Is This Website Port Scanning Me? //nullsweep comments→

I wrote Task Manager and I just remembered something //reddit comments→

Push-Button Installer of macOS Guests in VirtualBox for Windows, Linux, macOS //github comments→

Today’s Javascript, from an outsider’s perspective //verou comments→

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