Thinking in Python
There's a lot I see in this book that I like. I feel this is a good book to point folk at, either people who have never worked with Python before, or people who are wanting to get better with Python.
GEBible
The author does seem to fully admit that the whole thing is vibe-coded, but... kinda handy resource for cross-checking various Bible translations. Handy for those times you want to find some vile nonsense, or cross-reference issues.
The Interim Computer Museum
Vintage computing. I like.
Adults Lose Skills to AI. Children Never Build Them.
Doesn't say what I didn't believe to be the case anyway, but it's worth having to hand. Also something worth guarding against.
How Generative and Agentic AI Shift Concern from Technical Debt to Cognitive Debt
Having spent a few days finally taking an "agentic" approach to building a project, one thing I noticed was I didn't personally enjoy the process. I enjoyed the outcome, I enjoyed the result, but the actual process was a boring slog. I also felt that I was losing something too.
This covers this concern.
A modern guide to SQL JOINs
A useful-looking guide to SQL joins.
Learn Dutch phrases, vocabulary and grammar – Understanding Dutch
Useful-looking site with resources for learning Dutch.
Lambda Calculus Calculator
If I ever want to finally crack and wrap my head around lambda calculus...
Obsidian Spaced Repetition
A plugin for Obsidian that is all about learning; could be very handy for vaults that are about learning a subject.
Problems | Project Lovelace
A pretty neat list of programming problems, that are intented to be solved in a number of languages and the solutions tested. Good for people getting to grips with a new language, or with programming in general.