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Serendipity is alive and well online—it wears the face of a stray link, a mistyped search, a forgotten tab, a friend's repost, or a midnight scroll that led you somewhere you didn't know you needed to go.
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Bill Gates once wrote in 1999 that the Internet was becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow. I don't think it's "becoming" anymore — it is!
This page exists to help me keep track of links to things I've read and liked on the internet. You can call them my "all-time favourite things on the internet." I know, I know — browsers have this feature 🤧. I've tried using it before, but it just doesn't work for me. A change of laptop or uninstalling a browser is enough to make me lose them 🤷♂️.
- A handful of reasons JavaScript won't be available
- Building a digital garden with Obsidian and Astro
- Cool URIs don't change
- Every Html Element
- Functional HTML
- Good vs Great Animations
- How can I ... ?
- How Git Internally Works
- How JavaScript Works Behind the Scenes
- How not to be boring
- How to Avoid Sleepwalking into Irrelevance in the Age of AI
- How to be a -10x Engineer
- Learn In Public
- Minimal CSS-only blurry image placeholders
- Open-Source is Just That
- Publishing your work increases your luck
- React "as" Prop Using TypeScript
- So, you want to push a web platform feature?
- Taste Is Eating Silicon Valley.
- The Best Programmers I Know
- The Hidden Cost of AI Coding
- Turing Machines
- Using the Platform
- Who Knows What's Good or Bad?
- Why AI Is Making Dev Skills More Valuable, Not Less
- Why LLM-Powered Programming is More Mech Suit Than Artificial Human
- Writes and Write-Nots