1. No line spacing. 2. No text width limit.

Top 2 reasons why CSS-less pages are less readable.

Remap `CapsLock + key` to symbols, arrows, and delete/backspace keys.

I didn't realize how awkwardly the buttons are positioned until I started adding a "layer" to my keymap.

Here is the layer I use:

https://build-your-own.org/blog/20230310_coding_kbd/

Wasting time doing nothing is not necessarily a bad idea; one can often waste more time doing _something_.

This is very easy before the Internet became a commodity. It's still easy for me today.

Are join algorithms like this really the alternative to compound indexes? I understand that they reduce the memory required for joins, but the amount of data involved in a join is the same.

The author's homepage[1] links to a few interesting topics too.

[1] https://www.agner.org/

I think you need to learn basics like the event loop first before jumping into io_uring.

You might be interested in my book[1] which teaches network programming.

[1] https://build-your-own.org/redis/

one thing is not clear from the website: the pages in the content section (say https://build-your-own.org/redis/02_intro_sockets ) are a shortened version of the pages in the epub/pdf/paperback version?

The web pages are the full version. It's a condensed book.

i see, thanks!

Cool! How fast is it? I used openSCAD before and it was slow to render.

I'm writing a book[1] with a variety of coding projects.

Programming is not always about building the app foo with the language bar. You can have fun by recreating and understanding how existing stuff works.

[1] https://build-your-own.org/b2a/

I'm intrigued by the Immelmann turn, can anyone ELI25 why it is needed?