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I agree with you! The art of making great images and diagrams, is required as well. But I consider it the next step, after improving your writing skills.
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I agree with you. I consider writing as one of the MOST important skills in life. However, being an engineer, and writing in my engineering blog, I targeted mainly engineers. But yeah, everyone will benefit from good writing skills.
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Engineers should focus on writing
(yieldcode.blog)
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Ask HN: Should I separate blogs from personal website?
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Ask HN: Proven front end stack for fast iteration
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An Essay on Burnout
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4y ago
Hey! Which mic you have from RODE?
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I usually post articles from my blog[0] in relevant sub reddits and here on HN. I also try to write high quality content, and about things I worked with or encountered-thus hitting relevant Google terms, which in turn brings me a little bit
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Show HN: AnySwitch – a database of mechanical key switches
(anyswitch.xyz)
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The need for a more semantic web
(yieldcode.blog)
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Not rude at all. Before I got M1 macbook, I've had the opportunity to use Intel 15" and later Intel 13" macbooks. They were thin and light. The first thing, after the speed of M1, that comes into mind with ARM based macbooks
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I must admit I'm disappointed. I own a Mac Mini M1 and a Macbook Pro 16" M1 (the later given to me by my employer), and as a software engineer - I don't feel that the current M1 processor is limiting me in any way. I, however
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Totally agree with the author. As someone who jumps between multiple projects, in different languages-I have hard time remembering what build/test/script runner in used in particular project. Hell, even two JS/TS projects can
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I have 3 IKEA plastic, transparent bins in different sizes. - One is used for high voltage stuff (power extenders, power cables, electrical switches, etc. basically anything related to 240v). - One for low power cables (usb cables, audio ca
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I currently run the following on my home server: - AdGuard home - my DNS server as well as DNS wide ad blocker - Nginx Proxy Manager - a reverse proxy for all my services - n8n - for some automated / scheduled tasks (mainly to trigger
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Ask HN: How to Write More Efficiently
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Yes, I got one as well. It served me as a reminder to finally delete my Evernote account as I never used it
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Not exactly what you've asked for, but I did a "dummy" benchmark of Rust vs WASM on my blog[0]. WASM is impressive technology indeed, and it will be interesting to see whether it will get into the mainstream of software engin
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I'm like you, in a process to migrate (mostly) away from Gmail to my own domain(s). I've been settled on Fastmail[0] right now. [0] https://www.fastmail.com/
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Living Side-by-Side with an AI
(yieldcode.blog)
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Growing a blog is not an easy task, especially if you don't have an existing audience. I'm blogging[1] actively for about an year, and my main channels of getting audience are HN and Reddit. I also believe in producing high qualit
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Technology affects our day-to-day lives
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ChatGPT, AI, and the Future of Tech
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Adopt Makefile in all of your projects
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Thanks! A side note, when you say you follow some blogs - how do you follow them? RSS? Newsletter? Manual checking?
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I write for multiple reasons: (a) to share what I know; (b) to learn something new; and (c) to hopefully recommend myself as a knowledgeable expert in a specific field, thus helping me generate income. The reasons I don't want to beat
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Ask HN: Tech Bloggers – what's more important – consistency or quality?
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Thanks, this is however more "mainstream" and more adjusted to the masses. I'm looking for something deeper with analysis, rather than click-bait titles.
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Thanks! I am, however, looking at something more up to date. Like an analysis of recent events, why the market is down and etc. Do you have a specific youtube channel you recommend?
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Ask HN: I have no idea about world economics. How I can fix that?
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