Fantastic writeups and interactive animations; iirc, he does the WebGL by hand! His website gives me the same feeling of discovery that I got at the Exploratorium as a kid.
Julia Evans blog posts are always a treat to read.
* Doesn't skimp on the technical details / resources / examples.
* Incredibly readable, human focused language that doesn't "talk down" to a reader.
* Wide range of useful topics: Networking, Careers, Soft-Skill, Writing, etc.
* Amazing & informative Art/Zines.
I leaned on her wisdom often when I found myself suddenly thrust into a career as a DevOps Network Engineer.
Her writing very validating for me during some particularly turbulent projects I was working on.
It helped me find my own language to advocate for my code/designs in the face of (often needless) scruitiny from technical and non-technical team members.
Even if you're familiar with the subject matter of a post -- there's a 99% chance that it'll still be worth it to skim, and come away with something you didn't have before.
Here's the websites of one of my professors [1]. He teaches Multimedia from the computer science perspective. It's a hated/loved website and I really liked it back in the day because it really went intensely deep on the concept of hyperlinks. Web Archive [2] has crawled it since 2010, but I'm sure it's a lot older than that. Many crawlers of students have been crashing on it.
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[ 5.4 ms ] story [ 38.8 ms ] thread[1] https://rinaldimunir-wordpress-com.translate.goog/daftar-isi...
[2] https://informatika.stei.itb.ac.id/~rinaldi.munir/
[3] https://altilunium.github.io/makalahIF/
Fantastic writeups and interactive animations; iirc, he does the WebGL by hand! His website gives me the same feeling of discovery that I got at the Exploratorium as a kid.
Julia Evans blog posts are always a treat to read.
* Doesn't skimp on the technical details / resources / examples.
* Incredibly readable, human focused language that doesn't "talk down" to a reader.
* Wide range of useful topics: Networking, Careers, Soft-Skill, Writing, etc.
* Amazing & informative Art/Zines.
I leaned on her wisdom often when I found myself suddenly thrust into a career as a DevOps Network Engineer.
Her writing very validating for me during some particularly turbulent projects I was working on.
It helped me find my own language to advocate for my code/designs in the face of (often needless) scruitiny from technical and non-technical team members.
Even if you're familiar with the subject matter of a post -- there's a 99% chance that it'll still be worth it to skim, and come away with something you didn't have before.
Huge fan.
[1] http://eliens.net/
[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20100201000000*/http://eliens.ne...