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In an act of self-indulgent navel-gazing I decided to have a look through Google analytics and see what my most popular articles of all time were. This then caused me to want to signal boost and resurrect some old and not-so-old posts. It’s closer to what I think is interesting and worth a read than just the most popular because, well, most of my serious traffic comes from reddit and hacker news, and I don’t necessarily agree with their opinions of which ones are worth reading, but all of the most popular ones are in here too. I don’t expect you to read all of them. There are a lot, and who the hell has the time? This blog has been going for about 7 years and I don’t know where in that I found the time to write all of these, but I’ve tried to arrange them in such a way that a skim through should find you something interesting. Also, some advance warning: Some of these posts are quite old. Some of them may contain opinions I no longer hold. Most of them were probably well thought out at

Best of drmaciver.com 25 August 2013 In an act of self-indulgent navel-gazing I decided to have a look through Google analytics and see what my most popular articles of all time were. This then caused me to want to signal boost and resurrect some old and not-so-old posts. It’s closer to what I think is interesting and worth a read than just the most popular because, well, most of my serious traffic comes from reddit and hacker news, and I don’t necessarily agree with their opinions of which ones are worth reading, but all of the most popular ones are in here too. I don’t expect you to read all

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