• Facebook Acquires GIF-Sharing and Creation Platform GIPHY for $400M
• Comic for 2020.05.16
• ‘Weird’ by Olga Khazan
• Comic for 2020.05.15
• mozilla-spidermonkey/jsparagus
• Eero in the Apple Store
• Is It Laziness
• Pre-order “The 99% Invisible City” Coffee Table Book by Roman Mars and Kurt Kohlstedt
• Common Cold
• It’s A Good Day
• My React components render twice and drive me crazy
• How to CSS Style in React - RWieruch
• Dan Abramov on Twitter: “This hits the nail on the head. And is 100% matching our long term thinking. Client-side-only is not sustainable. We need to move more stuff to the server, but without sacrificing seamless composition of interactive pieces. https://t.co/O4LX8JacRo” / Twitter
• Postgres Distinct On // John Nunemaker
• PostgreSQL: Network latency does make a BIG difference - Cybertec
• The Internals of PostgreSQL : Introduction
• Who Contributed to PostgreSQL Development in 2019?
• PostgreSQL: now() vs. ‘NOW’::timestamp vs. clock_timestamp() - Cybertec
• Don’t Manually Modify The PostgreSQL Data Directory!
• Video: What’s in my Tech Bag (2020 Update)
• Comic for 2020.05.13
• When I was a smoker
• My New Job
• My Mac App Store Debate
• Take lots of notes — but where?
• Instagone?
• Comic for 2020.05.12
• Remote work can also be a source of socioeconomic inequality
• Emacs Org Files in a Browser
• A beginner-friendly introduction to Prometheus
• Css and Scalability
• Code
• More on the Default Feeds Issue
• Jerry Stiller’s Greatest Moments on ‘Seinfeld’
• Coronavirus Polling
• Bill Gates Has Regrets
• Book Track Adds Reading Status, Statistics, Quote Entries, and More
• When Network is Faster than Cache
• Education is over…
• Pub/Sub – Redis
• Comic for 2020.05.11
• Why you need “cross-origin isolated” for powerful features
• Why Forking HTML Into A Static Language Doesn’t Make Sense
• Gabz/mL
• Rebuilding our tech stack for a new Facebook.com - Facebook Engineering
• Heads-Up to RSS Reader Authors
• Web Api Testing
• Code Generation with .NET 5 - Builder pattern - Andrew Stakhov
• Linux on the desktop as a web developer
• Designing very large (JavaScript) applications

• Representing JSON structures in Go - Eli Bendersky’s website
• [Mocking time and testing event loops in Go Dmitry Frank]
• Comic for 2020.05.22
• Support Single-File Apps in .NET 5
• (https://xkcd.com/2309/)
• John Wiegley on Emacs 27 | Irreal
• Apple Releases iOS 13.5 with COVID-19 Exposure Notifications, Face ID Bypass for Masks, FaceTime Setting, and Apple Music Stories Sharing
• Is Shopify ready to be double-crossed by Facebook?
• Conditional rendering in React Native may crash your app
• 15 React Best Practices You Need to Follow in 2020
• Become a better godfather for your React components
• Announcing React Native for macOS and more · React Native for Windows + macOS
• Pad thai med tofu og reker - Oppskrift - Godt.no
• Using Dapper in ASP.NET Core applications
• Why You Should Prefer Singleton Pattern over a Static Class?
• Why model binding to JObject from a request doesn’t work anymore in ASP.NET Core 3.1 and what’s the alternative ? – Anthony Giretti’s .NET blog
• Why use DTOs (Data Transfer Objects)?
• Integration Testing - A Complete Overview
• NGINX Config | DigitalOcean
• Windows Terminal 1.0 | Windows Command Line
• The HTTP headers you don’t expect
• A safer and more private browsing experience with Secure DNS
• Microsoft is bringing Linux GUI apps to Windows 10
• Windows Package Manager Preview | Windows Command Line
• Brent Simmons: Focus on what matters ↦
• ’Howard Stern Is Getting Ripped Off‘
• 🧠 Own Your Second Brain: Set Up org-roam on Your Own Machine
• Drafts 20 Introduces Advanced Wiki-Style Linking
• Gruber: Department of Justice reopens spat with Apple over iPhone encryption
• Why NetNewsWire Is Fast
• Part One of My Battles with Emacs - macosxguru
• Comic for 2020.05.18
• John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
• Pure Functions C#
• Performance best practices in C#
• Beer Tracking
• Focusing
• Cooking: No Knead Cheeseburger Buns
• Family and friends first, work second
• Future of Atom (Github Codespaces)
• Making tmux Pretty and Usable - A Guide to Customizing your tmux.conf
• Practical Tmux
• Unikernels: The Next Stage of Linux’s Dominance (2019)
• Faking stdin and stdout in Go - Eli Bendersky’s website
• Building Uber’s Go Monorepo with Bazel
• blog/programming/GoUncomparableThings]]
• [What’s coming in Go 1.15 LWN.net]
• Recoil
• JavaScript Features To Forget · djf.log()
• Deno

Just updated my wiki.

• Added a section for my GitHub sponsors
• Added a section for food and wrote about my sausage toppings
• Added a section for when I take notes while watching a movie or TV show.

• Programming Idioms
• BGP
• Why I stopped using Microservices - RWieruch
• How to use React Ref - RWieruch
• Bye, Amazon
• You might not need switch in JavaScript
• The Devastating Decline of a Brilliant Young Coder
• 6-Foot Zone
• Sourdough Starter
• Use or Discard By
• Coronavirus Genome 2
• Turtle Sandwich Standard Model
• 2020 Google Trends
• Zeal - Offline Documentation Browser
• Drafts is Now a Wiki
• mbmbam
• Today’s Javascript, from an outsider’s perspective | Lea Verou
• Prototyping at Slack
• I wrote Task Manager and I just remembered something…
• Rainer Joswig on Twitter: “#lisp history tidbit: The original .net garbage collector was written in Common Lisp and automatically translated to C++. All newer versions are then based on the C++ code. https://t.co/teKOlSBty8” / Twitter
• Bear Blog
• Netlify Build Plugins: add powerful capabilities to every build
• Features - Obsidian
• REPL Driven Design
• Pablo Escobar’s brother sues Apple for $2.6 billion
• WSJ: ‘Facebook Executives Shut Down Efforts to Make the Site Less Divisive’
• The President of the United States Is Falsely Accusing a Critic of Murder
• Oatmeal
• Netflix Stops Charging Inactive Customers
• Comic for 2020.05.26
• Logical assignment · V8
• Jimmy Cobb, drummer on Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue, dies aged 91
• How It All Started…AKA the Birth of the CLR - CLR, architectures, and stuff - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
• To Jailbreak or Not to
• C code | Does not compute
• Gabz/mL
• It’s about time you try Linux
• Comic for 2020.05.25
• The Big List of Naughty Strings
• Using React’s Key Attribute to remount a Component
• Collin Donnell - More Parseable Output, Please.
• Comic for 2020.05.24
• Quickref
• Responsively App
• Real reasons why tech giants are hugging “Remote Work”
• Gitlab phished its own work-from-home staff, and 1 in 5 fell for it
• macOS 10.15: Slow by Design
• Comic for 2020.05.23
• Awesome Go

Some recent changes to my wiki. Haven’t done it in a while, because I didn’t have the time.

• New articles
  • X-Pro 2
  • Minimalism
  • Pens I no longer use
  • Inks I have used
  • Bad paper
  • Paper
• New section about Tmux2 WIP

• Keys.pub – Manage cryptographic keys and user identities
• [PHP showing its maturity in release 7.4 LWN.net]
• gRPC vs. REST: Performance Simplified
• is-promise post mortem
• Things I Wished More Developers Knew About Databases
• Rules of Thumb for a 1x Developer
• A visual guide to React Mental models
• The New New Working From Home Set-Up
• Away from keyboard
• Spotify is really the new radio
• The inevitable has happened.
• The case against CS master’s degrees
• The Open Web Is Dying
• Documenting Go Github Repo
• Learn Svelte - Scrimba Playlist
• BBEdit gets revamped Markdown preview ↦
• Iconfactory’s Tot updated for… less color ↦
• SSH hacks – a little sanity for remote workers
• What the right to repair movement gets wrong
• How to Get to Know a New Programming Language
• The final Python 2 release marks the end of an era - Stack Overflow Blog
• What does the ‘rc’ in `.bashrc`, etc. mean?
• Bill Gates calls for nationwide shutdown
• Add It Up: Azure’s Golang Problem – The New Stack
• Git at 15: How Git Changed the Way We Code - The New Stack
• How to Update Your 1Password Entries in Keychain on iOS
• The Cost of Javascript Frameworks - Web Performance Consulting | TimKadlec.com
• Debugging with Delve
• Mossberg on Chrome on Mac
• Blot revived
• I miss Blot
• Making Day One permanent
• Wall for Blot
• YouTube TV and ads
• NHS rejects Apple-Google coronavirus app plan
• Lyft lays off 17% of workforce, furloughs hundreds more
• Scanning film negatives with a digital camera
• TiddlyBlink on Glitch
• Entries tagged Poem from Jack Baty’s Coping Mechanism
• 7 things that could be improved in PostgreSQL - CYBERTEC
• Quarantine work is not Remote work - Scott Hanselman
• Why Segment Went Back to a Monolith
• Either is fine.
• Asking myself some questions
• Words are how I understand how I feel
• What’s New in Rider
• One Day with the Magic Keyboard
• Scenes From New York
• Literate Programming: Empower Your Writing with Emacs Org-Mode
• Getting started with GitHub Actions: concepts and tutorial

• 10 Practical JavaScript Tricks
• Windows Terminal Preview v0.11 Release | Windows Command Line
• DevDocs
• What’s coming in Go 1.15
• Bagels
• Oatmeal
• New Grad vs. Senior Dev
• Rob Pike interview for Evrone: “Go has become the language of cloud infrastructure”
• When does React re-render? Explaining rerenders and how to optimize performance
• Mozilla: *Privacy Not Included
• Michael Fürstenberg
• Michael Fürstenberg
• Is it Yoga, What I need?
• Unbroken.
• Like seagulls.
• On Microcasting
• 🙌🏼 📌 Separate Yourself From Your Ideas by Greg Morris
• Stop Giving af!
• Please stop recommending Git Flow! | George Stocker
• GitHub Protips: Tips, tricks, hacks, and secrets from Lee Reilly
• Automating Web Perf measurement with Puppeteer
• Code
• GitHub Codespaces
• goCron: A Golang Job Scheduling Package.
• Redigo
• combinator
• The 1-line package that broke `NPM create-react-app`
• Debugging Go Programs using Delve - golangbot.com
• Engineering code quality in the Firefox browser: A look at our tools and challenges – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
• What & Why
• HEY - Email at its best, new from Basecamp.
• Manage HTML DOM with vanilla JavaScript
• Will It CORS?
• Layoffs at The Omni Group
• Overwhelmed in a Good Way
• Practicing the Coding Challenges
• A Coding Challenge Can’t Show How I Solve A Problem
• After Two Months of Quarantine
• NetNewsWire Code Layout
• Me and Newark, NJ
• Memory Hole
• inessential: weblog
• Using PostgreSQL for JSON Storage
• Migrating Open Source projects on Travis CI to fix GitHub API limit problems / James Cooke / Brighton-based Python developer
• How to get started testing React applications
• Joy: Web framework with Clojure syntax, fast startup and low memory usage
• New zine: How Containers Work!
• Why strace doesn’t work in Docker
• When debugging, your attitude matters
• Common mistakes with React Testing Library

• Redis 6.0.0 GA is out! -
• Comic for 2020.03.28
• Comic for 2020.03.31
• Comic for 2020.04.01
• Comic for 2020.04.19
• Comic for 2020.04.20
• Comic for 2020.04.21
• Comic for 2020.04.22
• Comic for 2020.04.24
• Comic for 2020.04.25
• Comic for 2020.04.26
• Comic for 2020.04.27
• Comic for 2020.04.28
• Comic for 2020.04.29
• Comic for 2020.05.01
• Comic for 2020.05.02
• Comic for 2020.05.03
• Comic for 2020.05.04
• Comic for 2020.05.05
• Books I recommend to my software engineering students - Austin Z. Henley
• The Barrelfish Operating System
• textfiles.com
• Apple Buys Dark Sky
• Apple Watch designer reveals history of faces and features on fifth anniversary
• ‘It’s Time to Build’
• What I wish I knew about React
• Blackfire Profiler for Go
• Shell productivity tips and tricks
• Cloudflare Workers Now Support COBOL
• Stop apologizing for bugs
• systemd, 10 years later: a historical and technical retrospective
• Go Developer Survey 2019 Results - The Go Blog
• Tot and Accessibility
• .NET Core performance revolution in Rider 2020.1 - .NET Tools Blog
• React concurrent mode - LogRocket Blog
• Bread Loaf
• Introducing Caddy 2 - The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS
• Improving non-nullable reference types handling
• Making Rust as Fast as Go
• Saying “Thank You” to the NHS
• Embracing JavaScript Tools
• Two months with Powershell on a UNIX
• I’m not ignoring the pandemic, I’m just not writing about it
• Crank.js | Introducing Crank
• C# 9 – Positional or Nominal Creation
• ★ The 2020 iPhone SE
• ★ The iPad Magic Keyboard
• Layoffs at The Omni Group
• Initial Impressions of WSL 2
• Git branch naming conventions - DeepSource

Not a lot of changes to the wiki this week:

• Moved two items from articles to programming
• Two new articles on ordering with intention and digital hoarding

• Reading: Trust Me I’m Lying
• Comparing HTTP/3 vs. HTTP/2 Performance
• Stop using client-side route redirects
• Retool – build internal tools fast.
• Coronavirus Charts
• All Fish, all day
• ★ COBOL, Programming, and Coding
• John Conway, RIP
• GitHub is now free for teams
• Getting started with TiddlyWiki: a beginner’s tutorial - Ness Labs
• Comic for 2020.04.14
• John Conway Dies From Coronavirus
• Like it or not, COBOL keeps on running ↦
• An experimental JavaScript toolchain | Rome
• RIP John Conway
• Technical reasons to choose FreeBSD over GNU/Linux
• Twitter Gets Squeezed
• John Horton Conway (1937-2020)
• Why I’m leaving Elm - lukeplant.me.uk
• BuckleScript · A faster, simpler and more robust take on JavaScript.
• Why do we need Flask, Celery, and Redis?
• John Conway has died
• IBM will offer free COBOL training to address overloaded unemployment systems
• Cheri’s Author Wiki — A public, non-linear notebook.
• Comic for 2020.04.10
• 10 Things I Hate About PostgreSQL
• Watchsmith for Apple Watch
• A Hard Time.
• Twelve South Compass Pro
• Stephen King Is Sorry You Feel Like You’re Stuck In A Stephen King Novel
• Calling for COBOL Programmers
• ‎BarTunes
• Back to boring keyboards - Jack Baty’s Coping Mechanism
• A Yoga sesh.
• Not a Girl.
• Nintendo’s Philosophy: Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology (2015)
• Org-roam: Rudimentary Roam Research replica with Org-mode
• JSON Resume
• Lens | The Kubernetes IDE
• ECMAScript 2020: the final feature set
• Scenario 4
• I Am Switching to JS - Blog Title
• Choosing between Rust or Go? - Hatchpad
• Logging in Go: Choosing a System and Using it
• GoLand 2020.1 Reaches Beta!
• sbstp’s blog
• Simplified Fluid Typography | CSS-Tricks
• Tech Choices I Regret at Spectrum
• Introduction | Matrix.org
• Eight marvelous and melancholy things I’ve learned about creativity - The Oatmeal