>come up with some cool speedups and algorithms >go to dev.to >make cool posts about some cool computer graphic algs and speedups i ran into, some GPGPU stuff, SIMD, text processing, etc >no one cares or sees it >check out the rest of the site to see what actually trends there >it's all hugbox career-therapy tier posting and webdev shit >write my shit on github gists and just use the comments section, post on reddit or twitter to discuss >no activity
I guess I should just make my own github pages site or make a hand-written html site on a vps or something to put my articles on or something.. Not that they're super important and ground-breaking to merit an entire website made for them but I'd like to collect and sustain a conversation about them somewhere at the very least. How the fuck do I document this shit without bluring into the mess that is medium-article level shit
Make sure to write it on an actual website (e.g. themed GitHub pages) with nice typography, not GitHub Gist or Medium, where people will immediately disregard you. >reddit or Twitter You're looking for Hacker News in particular. Possibly Lobsters, too. Everything else is pointless unless you already have name recognition from some readers. You'll need multiple posts and multiple attempts. Submit during the American morning or your post is moribund, especially on weekends.
Josiah Morgan
Post 'em here maybe if it's small.
Jordan Sanchez
Dis-fucking-gusting
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Since when is 3dpd allowed here?
Thomas Diaz
Try habr.com, seems to be less onions-ridden than medium.
Benjamin Peterson
who sauce?
Jose James
Are you new? It's jessicah schipper
Hudson Fisher
>habr.com looks like another fuckiing webdev hideout
Juan Peterson
Post it on hacker news, or a properly techical Stack Exchange site (i.e. a maths-, computer engineering- or algorithms-related one), and explain you've found some improvements to these processes.
The problem you're running into is that they're too technical for the average tech person who only cares about money and not the specifics, so you need to find a more technical community.
By also stating that you have found improvements to these processes, other technical people will jump on your posts and read them in high detail to try and prove you wrong, because people on the internet (especially Reddit) *love* correcting other people.
Be prepared for the case where people may prove you wrong, though.
