Note to blog writers: Could you please (1) check your GUIDs and (2) allow RSS readers to download all feeds and not only the last 10 or 20 entries? With many thanks.

Why Neovim is Better than Vim. #vim

There are plenty of books on how to become a better programmer out there. Books like this tend to have checklists and other advice that the author deems important enough for you to do in order to become a better programmer. They tend to focus on specific improvements like choosing a better editor, writing better test cases, or drinking lots of water. Those books have lots of useful advice, but they read like a laundry list of things that you must do all at once in order to succeed. This book will try not to saddle you with more work (you likely have enough as it is). Rather, we’ll discuss what it feels like to be a programmer. — What is The Mediocre Programmer?

Why you should migrate everything from Linux to BSD. #unix

Making sense of the audio stack on Unix. #unix

Having only the content I want to see only be shown when I want to see it with the freedom to jump between readers as I please, all with no ads? For me, no other service comes close to the flexibility, robustness, and overall ease-of-use that RSS offers. — Why I Still Use RSS

Haskell-like patterns in Lisp. ̀#lisp

Building Docker Images The Proper Way.

Guillotine: beheadings for your next online presentation.

Unix Programmer’s Manual (November 3, 1971). #unix