Posts
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Remaking this blog for fun and learning
This article discusses the my experience of remaking my blog, learning about web development tools and infrastructure, and implementing new features such as dark mode and private drafts.
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Writing helps me think (and stop thinking)
How writing helps them organize my thoughts and ideas, and encourages personal growth and evolution.
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Quitting Twitter
I share my reasons for quitting the platform after only a few months, because of a lack of engagement, pervasive anger, and the platform's potential to warp people's perspectives.
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Understanding my privilege
I reflect on their privilege and how it impacted their education.
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Software isn't bloated
Software today is no more worse than it was in the 80s or 90s.
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Underusing the NHS
A personal reflection on the author's experiences with the UK's National Health Service (NHS) and the challenges of overusing and underusing healthcare.
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Rust 2021: Lower the barriers
Rust's success is guaranteed on a long enough timescale, but lowering the barrier to entry by making it easier to learn is crucial for its adoption rate.
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Modelling a Wealth Tax Correctly
This article examines the accuracy of modelling a wealth tax and critiques Paul Graham's argument against it.
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Factorio and Software Engineering
How playing the game Factorio reminds me of software engineering, from managing complexity to teamwork and automation
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Why bother arguing?
The article discusses the influence of network science on how we form opinions and argues the importance of speaking out against harmful ideas.