Today I learned about the systematic program design methodology from HtDP, the elegant Raft consensus algorithm visualization, the DWIM (Do What I Mean) principle in computing, and the legendary Jargon File documenting hacker culture.
Today I learned about comprehensive CLI design guidelines, Parinfer's revolutionary approach to Lisp code editing, Mosh as a robust replacement for SSH, and ripgrep-all for searching inside various document formats.
Today I learned about rlwrap for adding readline support to any command, Mosh for reliable remote connections, rga for searching inside documents, and the innovative DMOTE ergonomic keyboard design.
Today I learned about comprehensive Java programming education, personal relationship management software, practical Rust programming recipes, and advanced video processing with FFmpeg.
Today I learned about TLA+ for formally specifying distributed systems, using statecharts to model Redux application behavior, HashiCorp Nomad for workload orchestration, and comprehensive Python socket programming techniques.
Building a Discord bot to automate my Today I Learned (TIL) workflow - from manual WhatsApp notes to automated GitHub commits with search capabilities.
Today I learned about the high-performance Drogon web framework for C++, tools for monitoring code debt in Git repositories, effective essay writing techniques, and Python programming best practices.
Today I learned about Quiver's web-based commutative diagram editor, MIT's comprehensive computation structures course, Common Lisp learning through koans, and creating Python systemd services.
Today I learned that the kill command accepts human-readable signal names instead of just numeric codes, making process management more intuitive and safer.
Today I learned about advanced system-on-chip design through ETH Zurich lecture notes and discovered MDN's comprehensive HTTP headers documentation.