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arveknudsen.com
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| | | | | Stack Overflow and Markdown Stack Overflow is a familiar, and cherished, name to many a programmer these days. No wonder, as it is nothing short of an ingenious way of finding answers to the many problems you come across as you're writing code. Myself I can't remember the last time I consulted a book on programming, since starting to use SO many years ago. One of the cool things about the site is that you write your questions/answers in the (now ubiquitous) Markdown language, which is a quite readable little language that translates to HTML with support for simple formatting such as italic and bold text, plus, not least, code blocks. | |
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www.micahwalter.com
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| | | | | I've been "going live" every Friday for the past six weeks. It's been pretty fun! Each week I spend an hour and a half talking through how I would build something on AWS. It's been heavily focused on building with Go and serverless services like AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. | |
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www.pavsaund.com
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| | | | | I'm not interested in being average. I'm out to be exceptional. I'm not waiting to be picked. I'm actively creating opportunities. I'm commanding my time so I can own my trajectory and maximize my impact. The Outlier Developer Manifesto | |
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empireoflights.com
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| | | Slow down. Relax. Have a merry Christmas. | ||
