Hello, and welcome to a new issue of Links list! More non-technical links than usual this time. Modern sort algorithms Link to heading A very interesting comparison between very data-tailored sort algorithm versus modern generic ones. Spoiler: it’s almost never worth writing a specific radix-sort, because generic sorts are amazing and tuned so carefully.| Andrea Bergia's Website
When I click on a blog post these days, I'm not usually looking for the definitive encyclopedia entry or the slickest marketing brochure. Honestly? I'm hoping for something far simpler, yet increasing| Ibrahim Diallo Blog
A manifesto for progressive web complexity. Reject the false binary between static sites and SPAs. Embrace the powerful middle ground with server-rendered HTML, HTMX, and intentional complexity escalation.| Loren Stewart
This post explains our recent effort to improve JSON.stringify performance| v8.dev
The International Bartenders Association, or IBA, maintains a list of official cocktails, ones they deem to be “the most requested recipes” at bars all around the world. It’s the closest thing the bartending industry has to a canonical list of cocktails, akin to the American Kennel Club’s registry of dog breeds or a jazz musician’s Real Book of standards.| Adam Aaronson
In this post, I want to explain the technologies I use for building this blog. There are never enough technical blogs around, so hopefully it will inspire you to start on your own. ☺️ The website The first decision I made, a long time ago, was that I wanted to write Markdown and not raw HTML (or any sort of non plain-text format). Markdown is fast to write and edit, has enough formatting tools for my purposes, and makes it easy to compare revisions of files. I initially started writing th...| Andrea Bergia's Website
Working together is easier with Microsoft Teams. Tools and files are always available in one place that's designed to help you connect naturally, stay organized, and bring ideas to life.| www.microsoft.com