I would have loved to use this back when I was teaching :) regexcrossword.com

Pretty DMARC education site: www.learndmarc.com - h/t Kostas

When to delegate, vs. when to say “no”: larahogan.github.io/blog/when…

It helps that they say lots of things I agree with, but I enjoyed this episode: overcast.fm/+F4RA618T…

More truth from xkcd: xkcd.com/2582/

Interesting thoughts about when to introduce processes: rkg.blog/desperati…

I 💚 Sentry. dcramer.github.io/the-scale…

There was a really interesting (way less technical) post a while back from Josh Wardle (the Wordle guy, before Wordle when his big things were this and The Button) about lessons learned about how people work together and avoiding negativity in community activities etc. But I annoyingly cannot find it now. www.redditinc.com/blog/how-… - h/t Kostas

It’s sad that Teams is slowly killing Slack. slack.design/articles/…

I feel simple is underrated too often: www.wave.com/en/blog/s…

I’m a little skeptical that any of these “run X transpiled to JS” languages will take off (although I guess TypeScript is in some ways the same). pyscript.net

I have only done a couple of these, but this matches what I’ve seen: kenkantzer.com/learnings… - h/t Kostas

Posts about the future are a bit risky, but good GIL history: www.backblaze.com/blog/the-…

A quite long list of unexpected (probably) behaviour in Python: github.com/satwikkan… h/t Kostas

Interesting alternative to plain isort, with a lot more flexibility (can be good or bad, tbh). github.com/seddonym/…

Fun npm sentinel value Easter egg: blog.izs.me/2021/10/m…

Al has lots of good content. This post is on Microsoft deliverability, which is always a fun challenge. www.spamresource.com/2022/06/b…

Another one of the text generating tools that seems fun and maybe useful, but doesn’t make me convinced it will absorb everything in the future. twitter.com/gd3kr/sta…

The SpamExperts system had many of these elements. slack.engineering/remote-de…

We use SphinxSearch (not to be confused with Sphinx the speech to text tool, or Sphinx the documentation tool) but have never done it particularly well (even though it’s been 12 years now). It’d be interesting to experiment with something like this, as well as (obviously) Elastic. manticoresearch.com/blog/mant…

I remember studying REST in depth when first trying to do a better API (2008ish?) and very much ending up doing REST-ish. htmx.org/essays/ho…

Another piece in the micro-service debate. itnext.io/you-dont-…

I never remember the name of this but I come across the thinking all the time. fs.blog/chesterto…

Someone at work tried this using Slack huddles, and it was moderately successful, I think. Interesting idea. twos.dev/thepopin….. h/t Kostas

Weird bug fixing stories are fun: devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthi…