“100 years of whatever this will be”
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Avery Pennarun (apenwarr) on decentralization:
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This is a collection of links I stumbled across and found worth sharing. Also see the blogroll for links to blogs I regularly read.
Advent of Code ‘21
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New year, new code advent calendar. This year I’m trying my hand at Advent of Code once again in Go. This time with a little help from the copilot. Let’s see if I make it to the end, or have to give up early again…
“My Adventures in Leaving Big Tech – A Status Update”
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Chris Wiegman shared a status update about his journey to replace big tech with small tech.
Telegram’s monetization plans
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Telegram’s founder Pavel Durov is thinking about ways to monetize Telegram, which until now he mostly paid from his own savings:
LeechBlock
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I am currently in the process of writing my bachelor thesis and my goal is to finish it as soon as possible. What I sometimes have problems with is distraction. If I don’t immediately enjoy a task, but have to overcome myself, then I get easily distracted. “Just check out something else for a minute…”
“The Shame: A Personal Essay About Autism”
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Jeffrey Zeldman’s daughter Ava wrote this really powerful essay called “The Shame”.
“Make it Personal”
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Matthias Ott wrote this article called “Make it Personal” on CSS-Tricks.
“Why The Web Is Such A Mess”
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Tom Scott made a great video about “Why The Web Is Such A Mess”, explaining cookies and GDPR in a simple way.
Spotify review of 2020
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It’s time for Spotify Wrapped (I think it’s not called Wrapped anymore) again. Let’s see to what music I listened in 2020.
Advent of Code
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This project has been around for a couple of years, but this time I’m taking part in the Advent of Code for the first time. Every day there is a small programming puzzle (with two parts). I found today’s task pretty easy to implement, let’s see how it will be the next days.