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A Notion-hosted blog post recounting a week-long SICP course taught by David Beazley, covering functions, interpreters, and tail call optimization.
Lessons Learned from Payments Startups(pgrs.net)
54 points by ben_s | 10 comments
My experiment living in a tent in Hong Kong's jungle(corentin.trebaol.com)
427 points by 5mv2 | 192 comments
Personal blog post recounting the author's 2016 experiment living in a tent in Hong Kong's jungle as a student to save on rent.
Ghostty is leaving GitHub(mitchellh.com)
3380 points by WadeGrimridge | 1008 comments
Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post announcing that the Ghostty terminal emulator project is moving off GitHub, reflecting on his long history with the platform.
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A blog post by Jeff Wofford on how leaders can direct people and give commands without coming across as bossy.
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Blog post by Péter Szász on how engineering managers can lead their teams during crisis or 'wartime' periods at a company.
The product manager role is a mistake(sollecitom.github.io)
354 points by mooreds | 306 comments
Blog post arguing that the product manager role, as popularly modeled in software companies, is a mistake.
How to be a leader when the vibes are off(chaoticgood.management)
322 points by mooreds | 163 comments
A blog post on the Chaotic Good Engineering Management newsletter about how to lead a team when morale and the general mood are low.
Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity(terriblesoftware.org)
811 points by aamederen | 451 comments
A Terrible Software blog post arguing that engineering organizations reward complex work over simple solutions when deciding promotions.
Root for your friends(josephthacker.com)
383 points by rez0123 | 149 comments
Personal blog post by Joseph Thacker arguing that genuinely supporting and celebrating friends' successes improves career and happiness.












