Posts 2025
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Drawing Images in C
I watched Graphics API is irrelevant and learned a simple way to do graphics in C by using the simple...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Maze Math Puzzles
Inspired by Advent of Code 2025, I wanted to make some kind of similar puzzle for my son. He usually...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Advent of Code 2025
Warning: This blog post contains spoilers. If you don't want any insights into this years' puzzles, stop reading now. I...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter November 2025: Can rlworkbench replace Vim?
This month I have continued learning about performance aware programming. First of all, I've progressed in the course Computer, Enhance!...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter October 2025: Computer Enhance!
This month I discovered Casey Muratori. This opened up a whole new world of programming to me, and I have...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter September 2025: Platform Engineering
This month I discovered the term Platform Engineering. In particular, I watched this video series from the Modern Software Engineering...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter August 2025: More Programming
This month I've been programming on two hobby projects. I have made progress on both as well as enjoyed the...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter July 2025: Leisure programming
This month I did some work on Timeline. Since we moved part of the development over to my own code...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter June 2025: Ink & Switch
This month I watched the presentation Why Can't We Make Simple Software? - Peter van Hardenberg. This introduced me to...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter May 2025: Podcasts and a new Blog
This month I consumed some podcasts and Youtube videos related to programming. Here are my favourites: Listening to Tim Sweeney:...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Classes as a Bunch of Independed VMs
I want to explore what and object-oriented programming system looks like where each object is represented as a VM running...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.How to Make Programs Come Alive?
In John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, Programming, Video Games, and Rockets | Lex Fridman Podcast #309, Carmack explains how...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.What is Software Engineering?
In Bjarne Stroustrup: C++ | Lex Fridman Podcast #48, Bjarne talks about that he wants certain (safety critical) systems to...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Security is a Systems Property
In Bjarne Stroustrup: C++ | Lex Fridman Podcast #48, Bjarne talks about security being a systems property. You can not...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter April 2025: projects2
This month I've done a lot of programming. I ended up working more on my own code hosting platform. I...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter March 2025: Snowboarding
This month I have done nothing related to programming in my spare time. Partly because it is snowboard season. I'm...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter February 2025: A New Code Hosting Platform?
When I came across XXIIVV in last month, I immediately got interested in the idea that in order to be...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter January 2025: Inspired and Motivated by New Laptop and Reading
New Laptop I got a new laptop this month. It was almost 10 years since I bought my previous one....Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Replacing Ctrl-R in Bash without TIOCSTI
I have previously written about how I use rlselect as a replacement for Ctrl+R in Bash. It works by creating...Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Today's realization is that you can get important things done by consistently working on them for 15 minutes at the start of every day.
By doing it at the start of the day, you ensure that it gets done. And the rest of the day you don't need to be stressed about not working on your important thing, because you already have.
Written by Rickard Lindberg
.Newsletter December 2024: Advent of Code
December is the month of Advent of Code. I had told myself not to participate this year because I know...Written by Rickard Lindberg
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