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The fundamental problem with many of these blogs is there's only so much information one person has stored up in their life. After that, there's only so much we
by ibsulon 18y ago
The fundamental problem with many of these blogs is there's only so much information one person has stored up in their life. After that, there's only so much we can say.
This is likely why Steve Yegge still has interesting things to say - he's not saying them every day.
- raamdev 18y agoThat is why I tend not to write about things in my life that have happened in the past, but rather discuss things I learn, as I learn them. Then, sometimes years later, people with similar problems find my posts through Google and thank me (and sometimes I search my own blog for solutions to problems I remember writing about). If I find myself with nothing to write on my blog, then I take that as an indication that I'm not learning enough!