Hey, this is my blog
It is somewhat abandoned.
Software Misadventures Podcast
I was interviewed for the Software Misadventures Podcast.
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Read more...Interview with Adam Gordon Bell: The Art of Technical Storytelling
I was interviewed by Sarah for a podcast.
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Sarah Chen interviews Adam Gordon Bell about his successful content creation strategies during his time at Earthly Technologies.
Sarah Chen: Adam, your articles consistently made it to the front page of Hacker News during your time at Earthly, with pieces like “We built the fastest CI and it failed” and “Don’t Feed the Thought Leaders” generating hundreds of points. What was your approach to selecting topics that would resonate with the developer community?
Read more...From GeoCities to Haskell: Chronicles of an Abandoned Blog
For years, this blog has said at the top, in the header, “This is my blog. It’s somewhat abandoned.” It’s more than just abandoned, though. Here is the story.
Read more...The Accidental Engineer Interview
I was interviewed on The Accidental Engineer Podcast. Here is a machine generated transcript.
Read more...A Geek Leader Interview
I was interviewed on “A Geek Leader” Podcast. Here is a machine generated transcript.
Read more...Lucid Programming Interview
I was interviewed for the Lucid Programming Podcast.
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Read more...Programming Throwdown
I was interviewed for the programming throwdown podcast.
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Read more...Signify Q&A With Adam Gordon Bell
I was interviewed for by Signify Technolgies for Scala in the City.
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Read more...Modifier Keys in the Home Row
With today’s opensource keyboard firmware, it is possible to use dual role keys to have all modifier keys in your home row.
A Better 3-way merge?
3-way merge works great for code merges in the majority of cases. Can we do better, however. Can we decrease the number of places where a manual conflict resolution is required. I would say, yes we can, if we know more about the syntax of the file in question.
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