Typewriter Interview with Elisa Gabbert(austinkleon.substack.com)

17 points by zacharykai 2 years ago | 0 comments

Artists must be allowed to make bad work(austinkleon.com)

212 points by open-source-ux 3 years ago | 144 comments

Why Elixir? Common misconceptions(matthewsinclair.com)

231 points by ahamez 1 year ago | 245 comments

Creating a positive lab culture (2020)(mis-misinformation.blogspot.com)

30 points by greghn 3 years ago | 11 comments

Netscape Meteors(erynwells.me)

369 points by ingve 3 years ago | 108 comments

A personal blog post recounting a search for the original 60×60 pixel Netscape Navigator "meteors" throbber animation.

Compromise Creates Values(blog.briankitano.com)

39 points by bkitano19 3 years ago | 36 comments

We've made the world too complicated(user8.bearblog.dev)

412 points by James72689 5 months ago | 383 comments

A personal blog post on Bear Blog arguing that modern society and technology have become overly complicated.

Hello, me. It's been a while(themech.net)

336 points by somesoftdev 2 months ago | 178 comments

A personal blog post in which a programmer returns after fourteen years to reflect on filling every quiet moment with podcasts, audiobooks, and social media.

I've built my first successful side project, and I hate it(switowski.com)

1399 points by switowski 2 years ago | 395 comments

A blog post by Sebastian Witowski recounting how his 2020 side project earned over $15,000 but became a maintenance burden he grew to hate.

Why I still blog after 15 years(jonashietala.se)

447 points by lawn 2 years ago | 215 comments

Jonas Hietala's personal blog post reflecting on why he has kept blogging for 15 years and how the blog started.

My sixth year as a bootstrapped founder(mtlynch.io)

962 points by mtlynch 2 years ago | 288 comments

Michael Lynch's annual retrospective on his sixth year as a bootstrapped solo founder, including his TinyPilot business.

It's okay to make something nobody wants(zhangluyao.com)

411 points by levi0214 3 years ago | 171 comments

A personal blog essay by 张路遥 arguing it's fine to build products for your own excitement rather than for users, opening with a Rick Rubin quote.