https://www.ryankemper.io/post/2020-02-29-debugging/ https://www.ryankemper.io/post/2020-02-29-debugging/ Like many in tech, I made a blog when it was time for

https://www.ryankemper.io/post/2020-02-29-debugging/ https://www.ryankemper.io/post/2020-02-29-debugging/ Like many in tech, I made a blog when it was time for me to find a new job. And in typical fashion I paid for an overpriced .io domain instead of the equivalent .xyz or .dev. The blog only has one post and will probably only have one post for the foreseeable future (until I leave for my next job, I imagine). I think there are parts of the above article that could use some work, but overall I'm actually quite happy with it. But, as you might expect, actually writing the blog post did not make a huge difference in my job search. Given that my blog will only sporadically have content, the timing of that content corresponding to career moves, I would not recommend reading my blog since there won't really be much to read. But hey, at least I've taken part in the time-honored tradition of the "oh shit I need to find a new job, better create a blog"-blog.