20 random bookmarks

Тут будут ссылки на всё-всё, что я найду интересным

2026-04-20

962.

Getting What We Want Isn’t What We Really Want

www.raptitude.com/2016/05/what-we-want

2026-04-11

955.

Why You're Always Right

www.raptitude.com/2026/02/why-youre-always-right

The worst hobby

Bad things happen when you combine the self-affirming nature of beliefs with a habit of consuming lots of morally-charged content.

Many people make a daily routine of consuming large quantities of highly partisan content about “what’s going on” in “the” “world.” Enthusiasts of this hobby call it “staying informed,” and insist it isn’t just a personal habit but a civic duty.

This content consists of new beliefs (“news” for short) about what happened today or yesterday, presented with an authoritative tone and little moral ambiguity. They identify clear villains and clear implications. They often give instructions from hand-selected experts on how smart people should think about this.

2026-03-04

935.

Anti-patterns: things to avoid - Agentic Engineering Patterns

simonwillison.net/guides/agentic-engineering-patterns/anti-patterns

2025-10-21

904.

О работе в AWS

nekrolm.github.io/blog.html

2025-04-23

Reposted 852.

Unsure Calculator

filiph.github.io/unsure

2024-11-24

797.

charset=“wtf-8”

wtf-8.stępień.com

2024-09-25

769.

The Watermelon Operator

matklad.github.io/2024/09/24/watermelon-operator.html

2024-05-17

655.

Good Programmers Don't Work for Equity

www.yegor256.com/2016/01/12/good-programmers-dont-work-for-equity.html

Equity or cash? These days, it seems that working for equity is the way to become a millionaire. I don't think it's true.

650.

Are You a Hacker or a Designer?

www.yegor256.com/2014/10/26/hacker-vs-programmer-mentality.html

Twenty years ago we worried about performance. Now it is time to worry about maintainability, even though it often compromises performance.

2024-05-13

639.

Кейс: идеальная тележка для Пятёрочки

blog.buro.cx/cx-telezhka

История о том, как наше Бюро проектировало лучшую тележку для торговых сетей группы X5

2024-03-09

559.

Извини, что голосовым

podcast.ru/1493871386

Сначала было про культуру общения в Интернете, а стало про культуры общения в разных странах.

2024-02-11

520.

Гигиена в Git

grishaev.me/git-pretty

Несколько правил, чтобы держать Git приличном виде.

2024-01-02

477.

Про свободу

ambment.cat/posts/2024-1-2-1.html

Нагавкать на слона и не получить по еблищу — это не свобода, и даже не доблесть; это бретёрство, жалкое позерство, свойственное пижонам и студентам.

2023-11-16

419.

Slow Indexes in RDBMS

use-the-index-luke.com/sql/anatomy/slow-indexes

An index lookup requires three steps: (1) the tree traversal; (2) following the leaf node chain; (3) fetching the table data. The tree traversal is the only step that has an upper bound for the number of accessed blocks—the index depth. The other two steps might need to access many blocks—they cause a slow index lookup.

2023-10-05

354.

Про кофе

ambment.cat/posts/2023-10-05.html

2023-10-02

Reposted 347.

Локализация шрифта Брайля

bolknote.ru/all/lokalizaciya-shrifta-braylya

В лифте написано УП вместо ВВЕРХ.

2023-09-15

330.

Бюджетирование по принципу YNAB

zerro.app/about/method

Давайте разберёмся, каких принципов бюджетирования стоит придерживаться и почему.

Именно так я и веду свои финансы

2023-08-10

282.

The World’s Writing Systems

www.worldswritingsystems.org

2023-08-07

278.

Don't write bugs

www.teamten.com/lawrence/programming/dont-write-bugs.html

If you want a single piece of advice to reduce your bug count, it’s this:
Re-read your code frequently. After writing a few lines of code (3 to 6 lines, a short block within a function), re-read them. That habit will save you more time than any other simple change you can make.

2023-02-27

49.

Хитрые падежи русского языка

ilyabirman.ru/meanwhile/all/cases