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My first steps in indie hacking

Posted 9 months ago.

See 24 more posts from shipit.dev Blog Technical blog of a DevOps engineer

Harry Chapin and RATM: the problem with bleeding interests

Posted 7 months ago.

See 67 more posts from Caffeinspiration: blog by Alex Ellis Writing about tech, our minds, and how things work.

Prevent data loss on page refresh

Posted 2 months ago.

See 22 more posts from Darek Kay Personal blog from Darek Kay, with a focus on software development

A Tricky Floating-Point Calculation

Posted 5 months ago.

See 15 more posts from seize the dev seize the dev

Knowing Where To Tap

Posted 10 months ago.

See 23 more posts from ~gallant

Cultural Sensitivity in Building Global Startups

Posted 4 weeks ago.

See 21 more posts from Brajeshwar About design, entrepreneurship, productivity, software, startups, and technology.

Fix for Error E1 on Tuya Zigbee TRV Smart Radiator Valves

Posted last year.

See 16 more posts from bearblog Writings by Alexander Harkness (bearbin)

An ontology of political decisions

Posted 4 months ago.

See 64 more posts from nutcroft blog Articles on software engineering / society / polities

Re: Version 1 is for you

Posted 4 weeks ago.

See 131 more posts from Paul's Weblog The sometimes-technical personal blog of a software engineer.

An experiment in fighting spam on public forms using “proof of work”

Posted 6 weeks ago.

See 61 more posts from Gonçalo Valério Thoughts, projects and some other stuff

Making Compose Multiplatform apps feel at home: removing ripple animation on iOS

Posted 7 weeks ago.

See 34 more posts from Rock and Null Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.

Trump Derangement Syndrome Runs Both Ways

Posted 7 weeks ago.

See 26 more posts from BattlePenguin

GASLIT

Posted 5 weeks ago.

See 45 more posts from Home Kev Quirk is a cyber security nerd, web design enthusiast and privacy advocate from the UK.

Top 10 Alternative Tech News That You Should Know for the Week (Week 8 February 2023)

Posted last year.

See 22 more posts from Biggest Trends and Talking Points of 2022 I will list the most significant trends in many subjects for 2022. I think most articles share too much fluff; for instance, I read many articles mentioning that companies should be focusing on user experience and that users are fed up with bad ones. That is too generic. I am

How to use dictionary data structure in Python?

Posted 3 years ago.

See 31 more posts from lchsk - personal blog, programming Python, Go, C++, indie gamedev

FreeBSD "kiosk" for home automation dashboard

Posted 2 months ago.

See 19 more posts from Peter's Homepage

Alien Intruder progress

Posted 5 weeks ago.

See 27 more posts from jjm's Personal Log Personal blog about retro-computing, gamedev, open source.

LifeSpan Under Desk Treadmill

Posted 6 weeks ago.

See 157 more posts from Suffix Personal blog for posting my ramblings, mostly about programming.

How To Set Travel Goals That Align With Your Personal Values

Posted 4 weeks ago.

See 229 more posts from Previous Magazine British Tech & Lifestyle Publication

My favorite git trick

Posted last year.

See 9 more posts from Tool-Using Ape Personal Blog of Rob Sayers

Metropolis Hastings for a Univariate Posterior

Posted 4 months ago.

See 103 more posts from Random effect A small collection of John’s pictures and writings. He writes about data methods, experimental design and analysis, Lisp, Emacs, graphics, data science, and philosophy of statistics.

Halloween Sale

Posted 4 weeks ago.

See 32 more posts from catonmat.net – less is more A website powered by alien technology from the future.

Exploring and Modifying Electron Apps on macOS

Posted last year.

See 16 more posts from Nadav Ami's blog where almost anything goes (but it's usually tech related). Nadav Ami's blog where almost anything goes (but it's usually tech related).

My Approach to Automatic Musical Composition

Posted 2 years ago.

See 16 more posts from flujoo I compose music, write code, design science-based courses for kids, and am good at self-learning.