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by pamoroso 4y ago
Some sources of post ideas for my personal tech blog: - hobby projects I work on (e.g. programming) - experience with my gadgets (e.g. smartphone, tablet, desktop systems) - articles and books I read - software, tools, and platforms I use -
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by pamoroso 4y ago
Those bloggers most likely use social feeds.
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by pamoroso 4y ago
My impression is many new bloggers are among the ones who have never heard about RSS.
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by pamoroso 4y ago
Most popular post on my new blog: The challenges of picking a blogging platform for technical writing https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/the-challenges-of-picking-a... Most popular post on my old blog: How to Limit Data Usage
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Ask HN: Why do spammers comment on blog posts if links are nofollow?
14 points by pamoroso 4y ago|12 comments
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Social platforms did a tremendously effective job of training and conditioning the users to not escape their walled gardens and not even click links, let alone read or comment on blog posts. And platforms like Twitter bury tweets with links
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by pamoroso 5y ago
This post may be useful: Contributing to Complex Projects https://mitchellh.com/writing/contributing-to-complex-projec...
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by pamoroso 5y ago
I've been reading exclusively ebooks and digital content since 2010. Over the same time span I bought only half a dozen print books. My current reading devices are an 8" Android tablet for technical ebooks, the tablet or an Androi
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by pamoroso 5y ago
300+ RSS feeds, Hacker News, Reddit, Twitter, and a dozen newsletters.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
"The Friendly Orange Glow: The Untold Story of the Rise of Cyberculture" by Brian Dear. The little known history of the PLATO computer system.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
You're welcome.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Here are some great but lesser known blogs: - Brian Robert Callahan https://briancallahan.net/blog - Austin Z. Henley https://austinhenley.com/blog.html - Robert Nystrom http://journal.stuffwiths
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by pamoroso 5y ago
I'm experiencing long image download times from desktop Twitter and TweetDeck with 1G Vodafone fiber in Italy.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
What kind of gear? I'd defer researching gear until you have some idea what celestial bodies, motions, and phenomena are in the sky. Which lets you figure what kind of objects you may be more interested in and what gear they require. W
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Making Sense of Hexdump (2008)(suse.com)
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PySimpleGUI to close soon if dire financial situation doesn't improve(github.com)
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Got it, thanks again.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Very interesting, thanks. I wonder whether you distributed those early commercial games as BASIC source on tape.
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Thanks for sharing your story Scott. Back when you wrote your early games, what were your toolchain and development process?
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by pamoroso 5y ago
Thanks all for the suggestions and feedback. Paolo Attivissimo, the author of the linked post, is monitoring this thread.
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Expert help needed to decode rare piece of space history: Lunokhod data tapes(attivissimo.blogspot.com)
148 points by pamoroso 5y ago|45 comments
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by pamoroso 6y ago
Thanks, I try to curate useful resources.
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by pamoroso 6y ago
I've just added the book, thanks.
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by pamoroso 6y ago
Some of the books I used are "Code with Repl.it", "Tpython 101", "Boxes", "Clean Architectures in Python", and "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Python". I highly recommend "Boxes: Your Second
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by pamoroso 6y ago
Got it, thanks.
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by pamoroso 6y ago
In a way it's indeed a hoarding exercise. But among the motivations for starting this list there was the realization most of the free learning resources that are typically recommended have different formats such as courses, videos, tut
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by pamoroso 6y ago
I started recommending the books just because they're free but realized pretty much all are at least okay or good, there don't seem to be many bad ones among the freebies. Maybe because writing a book and making it public takes de
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by pamoroso 6y ago
Thanks again, much appreciated.
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by pamoroso 6y ago
Glad you like the list, what are your books?
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by pamoroso 6y ago
You're welcome, I love your books — and Replit.

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