Here are some other things that I find interesting that don't have a category or I can't think of a category for them.

General resources

• ​Todd Davies's uni notes​

• ​Various things to learn​

• ​The Book of Secret Knowledge - Collection of awesome lists, manuals, blogs, hacks, one-liners, cli/web tools and more.

• ​ChALkeR's notes​

Music instruments

• ​Theremin​

  • ​Carolina Eyck - Painting for theremin and voice​

Notes

• Specify a pick point for delivery if I won't be home during the delivery time.

• ​The profile picture is the logo for your Twitter brand. Pick a unique picture that's recognizable from a distance, and don't change it. It'll stand out in a pile of mentions and allow busy accounts to notice and remember you.​

• Wrap Google queries with complex chars in "". i.e. google for "set -x" zsh instead of set -x zsh.

Other

• ​Ask HN: “Write your own” or “Build your own” software projects​

• ​Hashicorp principles​

• ​TIL​

• ​Minimums - Interesting possessions of interesting people.

• ​The Atlas - Search charts.

• ​SV Dictionary​

• ​Ask HN: What's the best documentation you've ever read?​

• ​1Password for Open Source Projects - Get a free 1Password Teams membership for your open source project.

• ​What happens when - Attempt to answer the age old interview question "What happens when you type google.com into your browser's address box and press enter?".

• ​Awesome answers​

• ​Upspin​

  • ​The Upspin manifesto: On the ownership and sharing of data​

  • ​Rob Pike's talk on it​

• ​Beaker browser​

• ​Casper - Seems like a good mattress.

• ​What are your hobbies?​

• ​Ask HN: What did you learn the hard way?​

• ​Svelte - Neat HN implementation in Svelte tech.

• ​console.love - Collection of funny, quirky and lovely console messages from around the web.

• ​Open MCT - Web based mission control framework.

• ​React Draft Wysiwyg - Wysiwyg editor built using ReactJS and DraftJS libraries.

• ​Aminal - Golang terminal emulator from scratch.

• ​Ask HN: What are your “brain hacks” that help you manage every day situations? (2018)​

• ​Kialo - Easy to use, yet powerful tool to engage in thoughtful discussion, understand different points of view, and help with collaborative decision-making.

• ​WikiExtractor - Tool for extracting plain text from Wikipedia dumps.

• ​Ternimal - Simulate a lifeform in the terminal.

• ​Ask HN: Where should I start as a 34-year-old switching to software as a career? (2019)​

• ​Documentation for being an Artsy Engineer​

• ​Cai & Jo - Premium paper goods brand.

• ​Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful​

• ​draw.io source - Online diagramming web site.

• ​Glitch - Friendly community where everyone can discover and create the best stuff on the web.

• ​YLD - We help our clients move from a culture of delivery to a culture of learning through our expertise in software engineering, design, training and open-source.

• ​Internet of Humans Project - Quest to understand how we the people, who contribute towards building the evolution of the Internet and our digital technologies, actively build a better future against a backdrop of massive social, economic, ecological and political challenges.

• ​Calamares - Distribution-independent installer framework.

• ​David Stainton's reading lists​

• ​Notion Community​

• ​Python wrapper for Wikipedia​

• ​Code samples from Eli Bendersky's blog​

• ​Awesome Developer Relations resources​

• ​VeoLuz - Visualize the paths of millions of light rays through reflection, refraction and diffusion.

• ​Historical Memos​

• ​A letter from your future colleague, Alex​

• ​Killed by Google​

• ​Dominik's moving dots animation-generator​

• ​My Personal Linklog (2019)​

• ​Lobsters: What's your notebook setup like? (2019)​

• ​All time most upvoted posts on HN​

• ​Curated list for when naming things is done right​

• ​Effortless Customer Support (2019)​

• ​Tinode Instant Messaging Server - Backend in Go; iOS, Android, web, command line clients; chatbots.

• ​Markdeep - Technology for writing plain text documents that will look good in any web browser, whether local or remote.