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2019-01-20 - When Then Zen
2019-01-17 - Old Articles Recovered
2019-01-11 - graphviz.christine.website
2019-01-08 - vanbi
2018-12-17 - Let it Snow
2018-12-12 - The Blind Men and The Animal Interface
2018-12-02 - That Which Is For Kings
2018-12-01 - Ten Thousand Laughs
2018-11-30 - I Put Words on this Webpage so You Have to Listen to Me Now
2018-11-29 - Blind Men and an Elephant
2018-11-21 - My Experience Cursing Out God
2018-11-13 - Chaos Magick Debugging
2018-11-01 - One Day
2018-10-14 - lipu pi o wawa e lukin
2018-10-13 - The Service is Already Down
2018-09-17 - Creator's Code
2018-09-05 - Olin: 2: The Future
2018-09-01 - Olin: 1: Why
2018-08-27 - Died to Save Me
2018-08-26 - Sorting Time
2018-08-19 - Death
2018-08-15 - When Then Zen: Anapana
2018-08-13 - Narrative of Sickness
2018-07-24 - Fear
2018-07-20 - Gratitude
2018-06-18 - Land 1: Syscalls & File I/O
2018-06-16 - A Letter to Those That Bullied Me
2018-06-14 - What It's Like to Be Me
2018-04-23 - The Beautiful in the Ugly
2018-04-14 - Coding on an iPad
2018-03-29 - How to Automate Discord Message Posting With Webhooks and Cron
2018-02-08 - Introducing Lokahi
2017-12-10 - How does into Meditation
2017-04-16 - Voiding the Interview
2017-03-29 - RSS Feed Generation
2017-03-25 - gopreload: LD_PRELOAD for the Gopher crowd
2017-01-09 - Crazy Experiment: Ship the Frontend as an asar document
2016-12-18 - New Site
2015-12-20 - FFI-ing Go from Nim for Fun and Profit
2015-12-14 - The Origin of h
2015-12-01 - Coming Out
2015-10-17 - The Universal Design
2015-08-26 - Metaprogramming: Partial Application...
2015-06-10 - Nim and Tup
2015-03-21 - Trying Vagga on For Size
2015-03-13 - CinemaQuestria Orchestration
2015-02-14 - This Site's Tech Stack
2015-02-14 - The Saga of plt, Part 1
2015-02-14 - The Saga of plt, Part 2
2015-01-28 - Getting Started with Go
2014-11-28 - Web Application Development with Beego
2014-11-20 - Dependency Hell
2014-11-18 - My Experience with Atom as A Vim User
2014-10-24 - Instant Development Environments in Docker
2014-10-20 - MPD Via Docker
2014-08-16 - Pursuit of a DSL
2014-07-31 - Thoughts on Community Management

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I Put Words on this Webpage so You Have to Listen to Me Now

Top tier satire. Won't be read by anyone who should read it, and will be ignored/laughed at by anyone who does/already agrees.
Literally preaching to the literal choir.

Hired.

It’s things like this that make me realize just how bizarre this profession really is.

Meanwhile, in two weeks the entire Haskell ecosystem will adapt.

dont read any of the other posts if u dont want to melt ur brain backwards

but yeah needless to say you've basically written the generic form of basically every time I'm subconsciously annoyed by a software dev social pattern

Well executed. The only thing this is missing is a truncated y-axis on the graph.

Why would you do that? Just use jRilkef and call $.flopnax() and it'll automatically flopnax your ropjar. (Marked +240345 by flopnax overflow)

The comments I am reading in response to the words on the website miss the point completely. It is clear from the words on the web page on the link that the point is different than what people here are saying it is. Did you even read those words on the internet web page, accessed from the link, downloaded and subsequently rendered by your browser of choice?