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Vincent Bernat
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Les LLM innondent le web sous des articles bâclés et ennuyeux. Le « small web[1] » existe toujours et produit des contenus captivants écrits par des humains. Pour vous aider à le trouver, cette page liste les blogs que je lis dans mon agrégateur de flux[2]. Vous pouvez aussi importer cette liste dans avec le fichier OPML[3]. La plupart de ces blogs sont en anglais, sauf mention contraire.
Favoris#
- Bartosz Ciechanowski[4] Interactive visual explanations of how mechanical things work. Each article is an instructional piece of art. “Mechanical Watch[5],” “Sound[6].”
- Ben Cox[7] Internet routing, BGP, and network experiments. “Grave flaws in BGP Error handling[8],” “Sysadmin friendly high speed ethernet switching[9].”
- Chris Siebenmann[10] University of Toronto sysadmin on Unix, ZFS, and Linux. I remember discovering his blog in 2016 and spending several days browsing all the articles. “Go is Google’s language, not ours[11],” “There’s real reasons for Linux to replace ifconfig, netstat, et al[12].”
- Fabien Sanglard[13] Author of the Wolf3D and Doom Game Engine Black Books on retro game code. Every article is a little gem if you are even slightly interested in old games. His writing is quite approachable. “Jurassic Park computers in excruciating detail[14],” “The polygons of Another World: IBM PC[15],” “Commander Keen’s Adaptive Tile Refresh[16].”
- Michael Lynch[17] Ex-Google engineer and founder of TinyPilot on bootstrapping and self-hosting. He is also the author of “Refactoring English.” He hires an illustrator to add a cool illustration to many of his posts. “Why I Quit Google to Work for Myself[18],” “The Dumbest Task I Ever Outsourced[19].”
- Michael Stapelberg[20] Ex-Debian developer, author of GoKrazy and i3, the tiling window manager. “Winding down my Debian involvement[21],” “Debian Code Search: Fast TurboPFor with Go SIMD[22].”
- Solène Rapenne[23] Former OpenBSD developer on self-hosting and NixOS. “Self hosting is important[24],” “Introduction to Immutable Linux Systems[25].”
Par catégorie#
La catégorie « informatique » sert de fourre-tout, car beaucoup de blogueurs écrivent sur des sujets variés. Ceux marqués d’une ⭐ sont mes favoris.
Informatique
- Bartosz Ciechanowski[4] ⭐ Interactive visual explanations of how mechanical things work. Each article is an instructional piece of art. “Mechanical Watch[5],” “Sound[6].”
- Chris Siebenmann[10] ⭐ University of Toronto sysadmin on Unix, ZFS, and Linux. I remember discovering his blog in 2016 and spending several days browsing all the articles. “Go is Google’s language, not ours[11],” “There’s real reasons for Linux to replace ifconfig, netstat, et al[12].”
- Michael Lynch[17] ⭐ Ex-Google engineer and founder of TinyPilot on bootstrapping and self-hosting. He is also the author of “Refactoring English.” He hires an illustrator to add a cool illustration to many of his posts. “Why I Quit Google to Work for Myself[18],” “The Dumbest Task I Ever Outsourced[19].”
- Michael Stapelberg[20] ⭐ Ex-Debian developer, author of GoKrazy and i3, the tiling window manager. “Winding down my Debian involvement[21],” “Debian Code Search: Fast TurboPFor with Go SIMD[22].”
- Solène Rapenne[23] ⭐ Former OpenBSD developer on self-hosting and NixOS. “Self hosting is important[24],” “Introduction to Immutable Linux Systems[25].”
- Ben Kuhn[26] Former CTO of Wave on engineering management. “Attention is your scarcest resource[27].”
- Bozhidar Batsov[28] Creator of RuboCop and CIDER on Emacs, OCaml, and Clojure tooling. “Firefox is the alternative to a Chrome hegemony[29],” “Why Emacs: Redux[30].”
- Chris Glass[31] Canonical engineer on Ubuntu, OpenBSD, and system administration
- Dan Brown[32] Creator of BookStack on open source maintenance and hardware
- Daniel Aleksandersen[33] On everyday tech and obscure details. “Improve legibility and reduce layout shifts with x-height adjustments[34],” “Improving the New York Times’ line wrap balancer[35].”
- Dan Luu[36] Software engineering, performance, and industry analysis. “Keyboard latency[37],” “The web sucks if you have a slow connection[38].”
- David Álvarez Rosa[39] Low-level performance and self-hosting. “Optimizing a lock-free ring buffer[40],” “Optimizing a Spin-Lock[41].”
- Diego Elio Pettenò[42] Former Gentoo developer on self-hosting and electronics. “On The Role Of Distribution Maintainers[43],” “USB Power Delivery for Hobby Projects[44].”
- Drew DeVault[45] Creator of SourceHut and Sway on free software, Unix, and politics. “Firefox is on a slippery slope[46].”
- Émile “iMil” Heitor[47] NetBSD developer on virtualization and self-hosting. “Fakecracker: NetBSD as a Function Based MicroVM[48].”
- Gustavo Duarte[49] How computers and operating systems work. “How Computers Boot Up[50],” “Anatomy of a Program in Memory[51].”
- Henry Robinson[52] Distributed systems papers. Unfortunately, he hasn’t written a new article in years. “Distributed systems theory for the distributed systems engineer[53],” “Network Load Balancing with Maglev[54].”
- Jan-Piet Mens[55] DNS and Ansible consultant on sysadmin tooling. “SSH certificates: the better SSH experience[56].”
- Jan Schaumann[57] NetBSD developer and security engineer on Internet infrastructure
- Jean-Baptiste Kempf[58] President of VideoLAN on VLC, FFmpeg, and multimedia. “15 years of VLC and VideoLAN[59],” “Dav2d[60].”
- Jeff Geerling[61] YouTuber on Raspberry Pi, homelab, and hardware. “Build your own Dial-up ISP with a Raspberry Pi[62].”
- Jérôme Petazzoni[63] Early Docker employee on containers and Kubernetes. “Anti-patterns when building container images[64].”
- Jonas Hietala[65] Homelab, Kubernetes, Neovim, and keyboards. “Rewriting my blog in Rust for fun and profit[66].”
- Julia Evans[67] Author of Wizard Zines on Linux, networking, and programming. “Making Hard Things Easy[68],” “Mess with DNS[69].”
- Lina[70] Internet censorship in Germany and security research. “I accidentally logged hundreds of thousands of phone calls to military bases[71].”
- Mads Hartmann[72] Observability, SRE, and Nix
- Marc Brooker[73] AWS engineer on distributed systems and databases. “It’s always TCP_NODELAY[74].”
- Mat Duggan[75] Opinions on infrastructure and operations
- Mathieu Corbin[76] Observability, Kubernetes, and software careers. I worked with Mathieu at Exoscale. While I disagree with many of his articles, I still enjoy reading them. “SLO: c’est quoi, pourquoi, comment, pour qui ?[77]” En français.
- Nelson Figueroa[78] Short how-tos on tools, cloud, and macOS. “AI-Generated Images Discourage Me from Reading Your Blog[79].”
- Pierre de La Morinerie[80] Ruby, Rails, and Game Boy reverse engineering
- Sam Rose[81] Interactive visual explanations of algorithms. “Load Balancing[82],” “A visual introduction to big O notation[83].”
- Sean Goedecke[84] GitHub engineer on software engineering culture at large companies. “How I ship projects at big tech companies[85],” “Do the simplest thing that could possibly work[86].”
- Sergey Tselovalnikov[87] Software engineering practices. “Hey, computer, make me a font[88],” “You don’t need no service mesh[89].”
- Simon Hørup Eskildsen[90] Co-founder of turbopuffer on napkin math and databases. “Neural network from scratch[91].”
- Simon Willison[92] Co-creator of Django on LLMs. He is now famous for testing LLMs with pelicans. One of the best-known bloggers on LLMs.
- Susam Pal[93] Computing, mathematics, and small tools. “Guess my RGB[94],” “Three Inverse Laws of AI[95].”
- Tyler Croy[96] Jenkins contributor on Rust and self-hosting. “The 5 Stages of YAML[97].”
- Will Larson[98] Engineering executive and author on engineering leadership. I still have to read his books. “Staff Engineer Archetypes[99],” “Hard to work with[100].”
- Willy Tarreau[101] HAProxy author on performance, hardware, and data structures. “Progressive Locks: fast, upgradable read/write locks[102],” “Ebtrees: Elastic Binary Trees[103].”
- Xe Iaso[104] Author of Anubis on programming, Nix, and tech culture. “gokrazy is really cool[105],” “I hate compilers[106].”
- Yash Garg[107] Personal essays on software and life. “Hijacking the PS5’s RTMP stream[108].”
Réseau
- Ben Cox[7] ⭐ Internet routing, BGP, and network experiments. “Grave flaws in BGP Error handling[8],” “Sysadmin friendly high speed ethernet switching[9].”
- Alcé Lafranque[109] Telecom networking, EVPN, and IPv6. “IPv6: Why the first IP of my block decided to live its own life without me[110].”
- Alex Haydock[111] IPv6 networking, self-hosting, and security. “I deleted all my SSH keys[112],” “This blog is hosted on a Nintendo Wii[113].”
- Christopher Hart[114] Network engineering and Cisco troubleshooting
- CZ.NIC Staff Blog[115] DNS, BIRD, and Knot from the .cz registry
- Dmytro Shypovalov[116] Segment routing and traffic engineering. “Egress Peer Engineering[117].”
- Ivan Pepelnjak[118] Founder of ipSpace.net on network design and protocols. A must-read for most network engineers, with a lot of educational content and labs. “Is it time to replace TCP in data centers?[119]” “Sample netlab SRv6 Lab Topologies[120].”
- Michael Kashin[121] Network automation, YANG, and SDN
- Michael McNamara[122] Enterprise networking and troubleshooting
- Mircea Ulinic[123] NAPALM maintainer on network automation with Salt. “Do we really need network automation?[124]”
- NLnet Labs[125] DNS and routing security software. “Roto: A Compiled Scripting Language for Rust[126].”
- Radovan Brezula[127] Network labs, GNS3, and Raspberry Pi
- Roman Dodin[128] Creator of containerlab on network automation and gNMI
- Stéphane Bortzmeyer[129] AFNIC engineer on RFCs, DNS, and Internet governance. En français.
Linux
- Bootlin[130] Embedded Linux and kernel engineering
- Brendan Gregg[131] Creator of flame graphs on systems performance. He is an expert in observability, with DTrace on Solaris and eBPF on Linux. Too bad he didn’t like SystemTap! “The return of the frame pointers[132],” “CPU Utilization is Wrong[133].”
- Greg Kroah-Hartman[134] Linux stable kernel maintainer on kernel development and CVEs. “Meltdown and Spectre Linux kernel status[135],” “Linux kernel security work[136].”
- Jean-Tiare Le Bigot[137] Linux networking, eBPF, and Kubernetes. “Tracing a packet journey using Linux tracepoints, perf and eBPF[138].”
- Lennart Poettering[139] Creator of systemd and PulseAudio on Linux plumbing. “Authenticated Boot and Disk Encryption on Linux[140].”
- Marc Richards[141] Linux HTTP performance tuning. “Extreme HTTP Performance Tuning[142],” “Linux Kernel vs. DPDK: HTTP Performance Showdown[143].”
- people.kernel.org Blogs of Linux kernel developers. “How many kinds of USB-C to USB-C cables are there?[144]”
Programmation
- Aleksey Kladov[145] Creator of rust-analyzer on programming, Rust, and Zig. “Learning Software Architecture[146],” “Push ifs up and fors down[147].”
- Amos Wenger[148] Long deep dives in Rust. “A half-hour to learn Rust[149],” “The HTTP crash course nobody asked for[150].”
- Anil Madhavapeddy[151] Cambridge professor and MirageOS co-creator on OCaml
- Brandur Leach[152] Postgres, APIs, and Go. “Soft deletion probably isn’t worth it[153],” “In Pursuit of Production Minimalism[154].”
- Chris Wellons[155] Author of w64devkit on C programming and performance. “Examples of quick hash tables and dynamic arrays in C[156].”
- Daniel Lemire[157] Professor and simdjson author on software performance. “Xor Filters: Faster and Smaller Than Bloom Filters[158].”
- David Cramer[159] Founder of Sentry on developer tools and AI agents. “The problem with OpenTelemetry[160].”
- David Crawshaw[161] Co-founder of Tailscale on programming with Go and LLM agents. “I am building a cloud[162],” “Software I’m thankful for[163].”
- Denis Bakhvalov[164] Intel engineer on CPU performance analysis for C and C++. “Precise timing of machine code with Linux perf[165],” “How to get consistent results when benchmarking on Linux?[166]”
- Dmitri Sotnikov[167] Clojure and functional programming. “Structuring Clojure applications[168],” “Macchiato: ClojureScript on the Server[169].”
- Farid Zakaria[170] Nix, build systems, and linking. Many amazing articles pushing the limits of what Nix can do. “nixpkgs-multiverse: every version that ever existed[171],” “One flake to rule them all[172].”
- Henrique Cabral[173] C++ and compiler optimizations. “The fastest Linux timestamps[174].”
- Hynek Schlawack[175] Author of attrs and structlog on Python. “Python Deployment Anti-Patterns[176].”
- Jeff Atwood[177] Co-founder of Stack Overflow on programming and human factors. “Password Rules Are Bullshit[178].”
- Jezen Thomas[179] Haskell and running a software business. “Deploying a Haskell Web Service with Nix[180].”
- John Regehr[181] University of Utah professor on compilers and testing. “Teaching C[182].”
- Krister Walfridsson[183] GCC developer on compilers and optimizations. “Verifying GCC optimizations using an SMT solver[184].”
- Leandro Pereira[185] Author of the Lwan web server on C programming. “Life of an HTTP request, as seen by my toy web server[186].”
- Matthias Endler[187] Lychee author on Rust and open source. He also blogs a lot about blogging, like many of us. “The best programmers I know[188],” “A tiny static full-text search engine using Rust and WebAssembly[189].”
- Michael Malis[190] Postgres internals and performance. “Generating Fractals with Postgres: Self-Similar Fractals[191].”
- Orson Peters[192] Author of pdqsort on algorithms, hashing, and sorting. “When Random Isn’t[193],” “The Smallest Hash Table[194].”
- Pierre-Yves Ritschard[195] Co-founder of Exoscale on Clojure and distributed systems. “Hands on Kafka: Dynamic DNS[196],” “Poor man’s dependency injection in Clojure[197].”
- Reinout van Rees[198] Python, Django, and talk summaries
- Ruud van Asseldonk[199] Rust, configuration languages, and music software. “Building the deployment tool I wish I had[200].”
- Saúl Ibarra Corretgé[201] Libuv maintainer on txiki.js and QuickJS
- Serge Zaitsev[202] Minimalist programming projects. “Linux containers in a few lines of code[203].”
- Steve Losh[204] Common Lisp and Vim. “A Road to Common Lisp[205].”
- Tweag[206] Haskell, Nix, and formal methods. “Nix: Taming Unix with Functional Programming[207].”
- Vincent Hanquez[208] Author of cryptonite on Haskell, Rust, and cryptography
Rétrocomputing
- Fabien Sanglard[13] ⭐ Author of the Wolf3D and Doom Game Engine Black Books on retro game code. Every article is a little gem if you are even slightly interested in old games. His writing is quite approachable. “Jurassic Park computers in excruciating detail[14],” “The polygons of Another World: IBM PC[15],” “Commander Keen’s Adaptive Tile Refresh[16].”
- Andrew Greenwood[209] OPL3 synthesis and DOS hacking
- Gustavo Pezzi[210] Founder of Pikuma on retro game programming. “Isometric Projection in Game Development[211],” “Fundamental Math for Game Developers[212].”
- Joshua Stein[213] OpenBSD developer on classic Macintosh hacking. “iMac G4(K)[214],” “My Fanless OpenBSD Desktop[215].”
- Mark Christian[216] Game Boy cartridges and gaming history. “Vintage video game cartridges with built-in modems[217],” “Lock’n roll: a tale of three cartridges[218].”
- Scali[219] Graphics, retro PC hardware, and Windows. “Area 5150: 8088 MPH gets a successor[220],” “8088 MPH: The final version[221].”
Web
- Chris Morgan[222] Web development and site building. “I’ve banned query strings[223],” “My dark theme implementation - an article by Chris Morgan[224].”
- Codrops[225] Creative front-end development and WebGL. They often post cool demos.
- CSS Tricks[226] CSS and front-end development
- Cynthia Dunlop[227] Co-author of Writing for Developers on engineering blog posts. Many insights if you are interested in blogging. “Report: How Developers React to AI-Scented Blog Posts[228].”
- David Bushell[229] Front-end development and accessibility. “I quit. The clankers won[230].”
- Domenic Denicola[231] Web standards editor on browsers and AI-assisted development
- Herman Martinus[232] Creator of Bear Blog on the small web and personal essays. “My product is my garden[233],” “Bear is now source-available[234].”
- James Zhan[235] Creative blogger and typography enthusiast. “Google de-indexed Bear Blog and I don’t know why[236].”
- Max Glenister[237] Front-end development and link roundups. “The Xteink X4 E-Ink Reader[238].”
- Merlin Rebrović[239] Designer on UX, design, and travel
- Ryan Mulligan[240] CSS and front-end techniques. “CSS @property and the new style[241].”
- Smashing Magazine[242] Web design and front-end development
Environnement de bureau
- Bruno Garcia[243] Vim, i3, and minimalist computing. “Hacking i3: Automatic Layout[244].”
- Jeezy[245] Creator of komorebi on tiling window managers, Rust, and Nix. “Cloudflare R2-Backed Nix Binary Cache on Fly.io[246].”
- Mastering Emacs[247] Mickey Petersen on Emacs tips and features. “Keyboard shortcuts for GNU Readline[248],” “What’s new in Emacs 31.1[249].”
Dessins
- Laurel Duermael[250] Drawn diary of a French illustrator. En français.
- Monkey User[251] Comics about software development
- PhD comics[252] Jorge Cham’s comics about life in academia
- Tom Fishburne[253] Cartoons about marketing and business. “AI Written, AI Read cartoon[254].”
- What if?[255] Randall Munroe answering absurd questions with physics. “Can you use a magnifying glass and moonlight to light a fire?[256]” “Earth-Moon Fire Pole[257].”
- XKCD[258] Randall Munroe’s webcomic about science, math, and computers. You can illustrate a lot of subjects with an XKCD comic! “Networking Problems[259],” “Vulnerability[260].”
Jeux
- Gaming since 198x[261] Video game history and retro gaming. En français.
- Jordan Mechner[262] Creator of Prince of Persia, now a graphic novelist. He is my second-favorite game author. “A platform-jumping prince – History of Prince of Persia’s 1990s Ports[263].”
- Ron Gilbert[264] Creator of Monkey Island on game design. He is my favorite game author. “When I made another Monkey Island[265],” “If I Made Another Monkey Island…[266]”
Divers
- David Larlet[267] Notes on the web, technology, and society. En français.
- David Madore[268] French mathematician on maths, science, and society. Winner of the prize for the longest blog posts. En français.
- Maître Eolas[269] French lawyer on justice and law. En français.
- Natacha Kerensikova[270] Personal essays. En français.
- Nick Porcino[271] Essays on technology, creativity, and AI
- Tristan Nitot[272] Founder of Mozilla Europe on digital freedom and ecology. En français.
- Uses This[273] Interviews about the tools people use. “Bjarne Stroustrup[274].”
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