links.
- I Don’t Want to Read What You Didn’t Write ↗
by Colin Breck
A really well-written essay by Collin. He does a really good job of articulating why I hate writing everyone's AI copy+paste. He also talks a bit about what AI is good at for writing. - How To Be Successful (2019) ↗
by Sam Altman
Kind of interesting to read Sam Altman's advice around what he believe success is. - Making the internet boring ↗
by Cemrehan Çavdar
Cemrehan went next level by making his phone and entire web browser grayscale. HN Discussion - Find a good available .com domain ↗
by Derek Sivers
4 years ago, Derek wrote about how to find a "good" .com domain name. I'd like to try to give this a shot in 2022 and see if the available domains have changed since then. - Building a backyard office, the build and cost breakdown ↗
by Kyle Lambert
Kyle Lambert wrote about turning a Tuff Shed into a home office for about $20k. - Sticker: We do not test on animals, we test in production ↗
by Florian Kohler
- How to Run with Perfect Form (YouTube) ↗
by RunnaTV
"And the more we drive our hips forward, the faster we start to run. And as a result, our heel comes up behind us more. We're driving those hips." - Programming Still Sucks ↗
by Steven Langbroek
This story is so good. It was inspired by this Programming Sucks from 2014. - Talking to 35 Strangers at the Gym ↗
by Thienan Tran
It was fun reading Thienan's story/experiment/challenge about talking to strangers at the gym. After reading it, I regret not doing something like this years ago. - Emma Goto Posts tagged #blog ↗
by Emma Goto
Posts about blogging and building a blog by Emma. - How I use Obsidian ↗
by Steph Ango
How the CEO of Obsidian uses his own note taking application. - Concrete Laptop Stand ↗
by Sam Burns
Not exactly my aesthetic, but a pretty cool project! - neatocal ↗
by AbeTusk
- Blogosphere — the frontpage of the indie web ↗
by Ramkarthik
Blogosphere is an aggregator that fetches the latest posts from over 1,000 indie web blogs. - Worrying well: how to bring wisdom to your worries ↗
by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
The difference between worry, anxiety, and stress. - Spatchcock Chicken Butchery ↗
by ChefSteps
My favorite way to cook a chicken. - Paste to Markdown ↗
by Euan Goddard
Paste anything to markdown. - Table to Markdown ↗
by John Franey
Paste a table to markdown. - Presidio - Data Protection and De-identification SDK ↗
by Data Privacy Stack (previously Microsoft)
"An open-source framework for detecting, redacting, masking, and anonymizing sensitive data (PII) across text, images, and structured data. Supports NLP, pattern matching, and customizable pipelines." - Universal POST*CODE® DataBase ↗
by Universal Postal Union (UPU)
POSTCODE® DataBase, General Addressing Issues for info required fields for different countries, Postal addressing systems in member countries and/or territories shows example addresses and explanations of the different components required for different fields. - Statistics for Hackers (PyCon 2016) ↗
by Jake Vanderplas
"If you can write a for loop, you can do statistics." - Management Time: Who's Got the Monkey? ↗
by William Oncken, Jr. and Donald L. Wass
I ask myself this question at least once a day. PDF - The Monospace Web: A minimalist design exploration ↗
by Oskar Wickström
Clean and simple. I like it. - Don't @ Me Stickers ↗
by Rob Knight
Don't know, don't care, Don't @ Me - 45 Small Quick Doodles to Draw When Bored ↗
by Shihori Obata
Fun, quick doodle inspiration. - How I write Django views ↗
by Kevin Renskers
Halfway between function and class-based views. You get class inheritance without all the magic of Django's delivered class based views. - How to Speak (YouTube) ↗
by Patrick Winston
Love this lecture on public speaking. - Thrashing ↗
by Mike Hoye
I too get frustrated with unproductive tools and unprioritized tasks. - Software Technical Writing: A Guidebook (PDF) ↗
by JamesG
I found an excellent series of posts about technical writing by Jamesg. They were combined into this book. - How to make backups of PostgreSQL? ↗
by Hubert Lubaczewski
Much easier to use and reason about than the "official" PostgreSQL Wiki Backup scripts. There's also a more recent, efficient version. - Postgres Full Text Search is better than ... (Part 1) ↗
by Adam Cooper
- When Are You Ready To Write A Technical Book? ↗
by Dan Moore
tl;dr: write 10 blog posts on the topic first. - Index card productivity systems ↗
by u/PecanPlan
- You should not be displaying relative dates ↗
by Aaron Parecki
Display a real date, not "4 days ago". - Decoupling database migrations from server startup: why and how ↗
by Itamar Turner-Trauring
Why? Reduce production problems. - Securing Go HTTP webservers ↗
by Jan Pieter Bruins Slot
A VERY technical article about the settings and configuration to secure Go HTTP webservers. (timeouts, TLS, and secure headers) - Different ways of working with SQL Databases in Go ↗
by Alex Pliutau
Pros, cons, and examples of 4 different ways to use SQL databases in Go. (database/sql, sqlx, GORM, sqlc). (My favorite is sqlc). - 2025 HR Strategy Resources (LinkedIn Post) ↗
by Esther AbraaS
Helpful links to 2025 HR Strategy resources. Gartner - Top 5 Priorities for HR Leaders in 2025 Lattice - 2025 State of People Strategy Report 6 Foundations to build a future-proof HR strategy in start-ups by JooBee Yeow Gartner Playbook for Increasing HR's Strategic Impact Gartner - 5 Steps to Building an HR Strategy Leapsome - A complete guide to effective HR strategy planning (& a free template!) - Sensible SQLite defaults ↗
by Brian Douglas
In case I ever have a website that gets enough traffic to actually need this. - A Developer's Guide to SAML (YouTube) ↗
by Nick Gamb, Okta
This SAML explanation really clicked for me. - jsonfile: a quick hack for tinkering ↗
by David Crawshaw
JSON file database for small Go projects. github.com/crawshaw/jsonfile - templatemaker ↗
by Adrian Holovaty
Python library to extract unique data from temmplated files (a.k.a. webpages). Google Code Archive - Pomodoro Technique ↗
by Francesco Cirillo
Besides a to-do list, my most used prodoctivity technique. - Do-nothing scripting: the key to gradual automation ↗
by Dan Slimmon
Be a nerd; code your checklist.
